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The beliefs of the French and American revolutions

Liberalism

Love of your ethnic group and a desire to have your own

Nationalism

Keeping things the same; status quo; traditional; power remains in the hands of elite

Conservatism

The rich are the fittest and the poor are the unfit, which is why they are poor

Social Darwinism

Treating colonial peoples like they are children and the colonizer is the parent

Paternalism

First Kaiser of Germany, previously King of Prussia

Wilhelm I or William I

First King of Italy, previously King of Sardinia

Victor Emmanuel II

Emperor of France 1852-1871; offered a positive program for France’s economy

Napoleon III

Kaiser of Germany during World War I; destroyed the balance of power in Europe

William II or Wilhelm II

The last tsar of Russia; brutally executed with his entire family in 1918

Nicholas II

Conservative Austrian foreign minister; promoted is own system of repression after the French Revolution

Klemens von Metternich

The people’s king of France after the 1830 revolution; didn’t do much

Louis Philippe

Italian nationalist who brought Sicily under Sardinian rule; Red Shirts

Guiseppe Garibaldi

Early Italian nationalist during the Risorgimento

Guiseppe Mazzini

Junker Prussian Chancellor who led German unification via “Blood and Iron” and the liberal Sardinian premier who led Italian unification

Otto von Bismarck and Count Camillo Benso di Cavour

Danish War, Seven Weeks War, Franco-Prussian War

Wars of German Unification

Peninsulares, creoles, mestizos, mulattos

4 levels of Latin American colonial society

Lombardy and Venetia; France; Prussia; Austrian Empire

1848 Revolutions

Balance of power; weaken France; restore legitimate rulers

Goals of the Congress of Vienna

To get revenge on Germany; to create a League of Nations; to implement the 14 point plan; to make Germany pay for all the damage they caused

Goals of the Victors of World War I at the Paris Peace Conference

Black Hand member who assassinated Archduke Franz Ferdinand

Gavrilo Princip

Long time leader of the Austrian Empire forced to create the dual-monarchy of Austria-Hungary in 1866; died at the end of World War I

Franz Josef or Francis Joseph

First liberal prime minister of Britain; represented Britain at the Peace Conference

David Lloyd-George

Nationalism, militarism, alliances, imperialism

Fundamental Causes of World War I

German plan to avoid a two front war by first invading and defeating France before invading Russia

Von Schlieffen Plan

Russia’s “parliament” created in 1905

Duma

Russia’s temporary government after the March 1917 Revolution

Liberal Provisional Government

Pulled Russia out of World War I, per the Communists promise

Treaty of Brest-Litovsk

Reds vs. Whites

Two sides in Russia’s Civil War 1918-1921

Because France loaned Russia money, because the army remained loyal to the tsar, because the revolutionaries remained divided

Why the 1905 Russian Revolution failed?

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