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Imperialism WWI Russian Revolution WWIICold War

European nations colonized Africa in order to bring ________ back to European factories

Raw Materials

In order to facilitate the movement of raw materials out of Africa & India, European nations built ______________.

Railroads and Canals

The justification for European imperialism was found in the accepted theories of Racism and ________ _________.

Social Darwinism

Unlike China, Japan’s reaction to Imperialism was to undertake a ___________ campaign.

Westernization or modernization

The reason why European countries were able to subject native peoples to imperialism was largely due to __________ which came from the industrial age.

Modern weaponry.

The spark which ignited WWI was?

The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand.

Which country in Europe was motivated by revenge in WWI over lost territory to Germany?

France

In order to win WWI, what did Germany’s Schlieffen Plan call for?

Germany to quickly defeat France (through Belgium) before Russia had a chance to mobilize its forces.

The Battle of the Marne was significant because it slowed Germany down and defeated the Schlieffen Plan which lead to a ______________

Stalemate on the Western Front

Name the treaty to end WWI

Versailles Treaty

One of the causes of the Russian Revolution is the interference of this strange religious holy man in the Tsarina’s government.

Rasputin

This man is responsible for organizing the Red Army who won the Russian Civil War.

Leon Trotsky

When Tsar Nicholas II abdicated his throne, he turned over power to this governing body.

The Duma or Provisional Government

This man’s campaign slogan was “Peace, Land, and Bread.” He is the ruler of the Soviet Union

Lenin

Russia leaves WWI when the sign _____

Treaty of Brest-Litovsk

The Battle of Midway is significant because...

Turning the tide in the Pacific; destruction of Japanese air craft carriers

Method used by allied forces to recapture some Japanese held islands while bypassing others

Island Hopping

Hitler used this action to destroy any faith the German people had in the German Communist Party Hint it was a fire

The Reichstag Fire

What is the significance of the Doolittle Raids?

showed that they were vulnerable, boost to US morale

What was the first thing Hitler did that went against the provisions of the Versailles Treaty?

Rebuilt the German military

Name a significant Soviet achievement in the space race.

First man in outer space, First satellite in outer space

Which European nation exhibited “independent communism?”

Yugoslavia

Please explain what a cult of personality is.

Worship of a sole leader of a nation much like a mythological hero or a god (through mass media) IE Stalin

After West Germany Joined NATO The Soviet Union formed

Warsaw Pact

The Korean War was largely fought by U.S. soldiers, but technically it was a police action declared by this world body...

The United Nations