World History Midterm Flashcards
“Destroy this mad brute.” What was this political cartoon’s goal to influence the public?
Civilians should enlist in the army to prevent a German invasion of the United States
Why did Russia drop out of WW1?
Revolution at home in Russia
What event “ignited the powder keg” that started World War I?
The assassination of archduke Francis Ferdinand
How did the Ottoman Empire stop supplies to Russia during World War I?
The Ottomans closed the Dardanelles Strait at Battle of Gallipoli
How did countries raise supplies, money, and support for World War I?
Buy bonds, ration food, raise taxes
Who was part of the Triple Entente?
France, Russia, England
Which country wanted to weaken Germany at the Paris Peace Conference so it will never invade this country again?
France
Who lost the greatest percentage of land after World War I?
Austria-Hungary
What effect did the Zimmerman telegram have during World War I?
The United States eventually broke its isolation and joined the war effort
What was used in the Treaty of Versailles from President Wilson 14 points?
Create a League of Nations
Describe who attacked France during the Schlieffen Plan?
Germany
What President wanted “Peace without victory” at the Paris Peace Talks?
Woodrow Wilson
He worked for the British government to overthrow the Ottoman Empire during World War I?
T.E. Lawrence
He was the last King of Russia?
Czar Nicholas ll
What did this political cartoon represent?
The Sepoy Rebellion (Mutiny)
Who and where did this Imperialist come from?
Cecil Rhodes- England
What was the main factor that motivated modern imperialism in the late 19th and 20th century?
Need for industrialized countries to get new markets and raw materials
Who benefited from the “Open Door Policy” in China?
United States
What time period in history does this political cartoon represent?
Imperialism
What were the causes of the Opium trade in China?
The British dependence on the Opium trade led to war and the end to Chinese Isolation
What happened as a result of this event
Europeans agreed to regulations on how they were going to divide Africa
What did the Boxers, Sepoys, and Zulus all have in common?
fought for independence