1. Overthrow Chapters Hawaii Cuba Nicaragua Philippines Iran Guatemala
Viet Nam
Chile
Grenada
Puerto Rico
Panama (Noriega, Canal)
Iraq
(Not in Overthrow):
Haiti
Dominican Republic (Multiple Times)
Mexican Revolution (Wilson)
Brazil (Goulart Coup)

2. World Civilizations
From the 16th Century

3. Renaissance Humanism Thomas More, Utopia Erasmus
Machiavelli, The Prince (1516)
Magna Carta (1215)
Tsar (Czar)

4. European States 30 Year’s War 1618-1648 “Holy Roman Empire”
Treaty of Westphalia 1648
Jean Bodin
Cardinal Richelieu
Royal Absolutism
Intendents
Cardinal Mazarin
Louis XIV
“Divine Right of Kings”
War of the Spanish Succession

5. Bourbons
Stuarts
James I (r )
Parliament
Puritans
Oliver Cromwell
Charles I (r )
“Glorious Revolution” 1688
William of Orange
William and Mary ( )
English Bill of Rights

6. Eastern Europe Russia Austria Prussia Tsar (Czar) Romanovs (1613-1917)
Hapsburgs
Hohenzollerns
Fredrick William “The Great Elector” (r )
Fredrick William (r )
Frederick II “The Great” (r )
Maria Theresa (r )

7. Greek Orthodox Church
Mongols 1241
Moscow
Ivan IV “The Terrible” (r )
“The Time of Troubles” (early 17th Century)
Peter I “The Great” (r )
Poland
Turkey
Islam (Moslems, Muslims)

11. Scientific Revolution
The Scientific Method
Rene Descartes ( ) [Deductive Reasoning]
Francis Bacon ( ) [Inductive Reasoning]
Empirical Method
The Revolution of the Heavenly Bodies, Nicholas Copernicus ( )
Johannes Keller ( )
Galileo Galilee ( )
Isaac Newton ( ) Law of Gravitation

12. Principia Mathematica 1687
Enlightenment
Natural Law
Deism
The Inquisition
Baruch Spinoza
Pantheism
Secularism
John Locke, Essay Concerning Human Understanding 1690
Baron Montesquieu, The Spirit of the Laws 1748
Voltaire ( )
Marquis de Lafayette
Adam Smith ( ) Wealth of Nations
Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Emile 1762
Denis Diderot ( ) Encylopedie

13. Liberalism Freemasonry (Masons) American Revolution 1775-1783
Seven Years’ War (French and Indian War)
Stamp Act 1765
Navigation Acts
Boston Tea Party 1773
Continental Congress
Patrick Henry
John Adams
Sam Adams
Loyalists (Tories)
Articles of Confederation
Constitution 1789
Deists

14. French Revolution French Revolution 1789 Louis XVI (1774-1792)
Marie Antoinette
Estates General 1789
National Constituent Assembly
The Bastille
Declaration of the Rights of Man and the Citizen
Civil Constitution of the Clergy 1790
Jacobins
National Convention
“Reign of Terror” 1793

15. Courts of the People
Committee of Public Safety
Robespierre
Danton
“Egalite, Liberte, Fraternite”
Levee en Masse
The Directory
Napoleon Bonaparte
First Consul
“Napoleonic Settlement”
Talleyrand
Waterloo 1815
Treaty of Vienna 1815
Metternich

16. Spanish American Revolutions for Independence
Charles IV
Manuel Godoy
Joseph Bonaparte (“Pepe Botellas”)
Guerrilla War
Juntas for the Defense of Ferdinand VII
Cortes of Cadiz 1812
Constitution of Cadiz 1812
Riego Revolt 1820
Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla
“Grito de Dolores” Sept. 16, 1810

17. Creole
Peninsulares
Mestizos
Queretaro Conspiracy 1810
Jose Maria Morelos
Vicente Guerrero
Felix Fernandez (Guadalupe Victoria)
Augustin de Iturbide
Toussaint L’Overture

18. Francisco Miranda
Simon Bolivar
Simon Rodriguez
Cabildo
Jose Antonio Paez
Llaneros
Battle of Boyaca 1819
Francisco de Paula Santander
Battle of Carabobo 1821
Congress of Cucuta 1821
Jose Antonio de Sucre
Manuela Saenz
Jose de San Martin
Portenos
Sir Hume Popham

19. Santiago Liniers
Mariano Moreno
Cornelio Saavedra
Manuel Belgrano
Bernardino Rivadavia
Jose Gaspar Rodriguez de Francia
Gauchos
Jose Gervasio Artigas
Lautaro Lodge (Masons)
Bernardo O’Higgins
Carrera Brothers
Luis Beltran
Battle of Chacabuco 1817
Lord Cochrane
Riego Revolt 1820
Battle of Ayacucho 1824

20. Independence of Brazil
Carlota Joaquina
John VI (Jao VI)
Fazendas (fazenderos)
Pedro I
“Fico”
Jose Bonafacio de Andrada e Silva
Sao Paulo
Queen Leopoldina
Grito de Yprianga (Sept. 7, 1822)

21. Industrial Society Karl Marx 1818-1883 Friedrich Engels
Communist Manifesto 1848
Das Kapital 1867
First International 1864
Anarchism
Michael Bakunin
“Propaganda of the Deed”
Syndicalism
Labour Party 1906
Chancellor Bismarck
German Social Democratic Party 1890

22. Eduard Bernstein
Revisionsim
Second International 1889

23. World War I Franco-Prussian War 1870-1871 Bismarck Alsace-Lorraine
The Triple Alliance 1882
Kaiser Wilhelm II (r )
Anglo-French Entente 1904
Anglo-Russian Agreement 1907
Archduke Franz Ferdinand
Central Powers
Allied (Entente) Powers

24. Woodrow Wilson
14 Points
League of Nations
Propaganda

26. China Mongols Ming Dynasty 1368-1644 Zhu (Hongwu) Yongle (1402-1424)
Macao
Beijing (Peking)
Forbidden City
Great Wall
Eunuchs
Manzhou (Manchu)
Qing Dynasty ( )
Kangxi (Kang-hsi r )
Qienlon (Chien Lung r )

28. Japan to the Meiji Restoration
Daimyo
Shogun
Shogunate
Shintoism
Buddhism
Oda Nobunaga ( )
Toyotomi Hideyoshi
Tokugawa Ieyasu (r
Tokagawa Shogunate
Samurai
Sakoku (Isolationism)
Tokyo
Kyoto
Commodore Perry

29. Muslim World- 1 Qur’an (Koran) Mongols Chinghis Kahn (1167-1227)
Ottoman Turks
Jihad
Sultans
Sultan Mehmed the Conqueror
Istanbul (Constantinople) fell 1453
Suleiman the Magnificent (r
Grand Vizier
Grand Mufti
Ulema

30. Janissaries
The Balkans
Infidels
“Sick Man of Europe”
Sunni
Shi’ite
Sufi
Muhammed (The Prophet)
Ishmail
Safavid Empire
Shah
Shah Abbas I (r )
Isfahan
Mughals (Moghuls)
Hindu
Sultinate of Delhi
Akbar the Great (r )
Aurangzeb ( )
Taj Mahal

31. Colonial Africa Guinea Zulus Angola Cecil Rhodes Tanzania
Uganda
Mahdi Rebellion 1880s
Cape Colony
Boers
Orange Free State 1836
Zulus
Cecil Rhodes
Boer War
Aparthied
Belgian Congo
David Livingston
Henry Stanley
Ethiopia (Abyssinia)
Liberia

32. Europe 1919-1920 Fascism Reparations Keynesian Economics The Ruhr
John Maynard Keynes ( )
Labour Party
Great Depression
Treaty of Versailles 1920
Weimar Constitution
Weimar Republic 1919
Reparations
The Ruhr
Dawes Plan 1924
Totalitarianism
Benito Mussolini ( )
IL Popolo d’Italia
Fasces
King Victor Emmanuel III
Corporatism

33. “lL Duce”
Ethiopia
Marshal Jozef Pilsudski
Admiral Miklos Horthy
Locarno Pact 1925

34. Russia to WWII Tsar Nicholas II March Revolution Duma
Alexander Kerensky
Bolsheviks
Vladimir Lenin ( )
Central Committee
Soviet Council of Worker and Soldiers
Leon Trotsky ( )
October Revolution
Cheka
Treaty of Brest-Litovsk 1918

35. New Economic Policy (NEP)
Political Bureau (Politburo)
Josef Stalin ( )
First Five Year Plan ( )
Collectivization Campaign
Kulaks
Red Army
Purges
Show Trial

36. Fascism in Germany Totalitarianism Mein Kampf Mussolini
National Socialist German Workers Party (Nazi Party) 1920
Stalin
Adolf Hitler
Beer Hall Putsch 1923
Reichstag
Paul Von Hindenburg
Enabling Act 1933
Joseph Goebbels
Heinrich Himmler
Holocaust
Nuremburg Laws 1935
Wannsee Conference 1942
“Final Solution”

37. East Asia 1840-1949 Opium Wars 1840-1842 British East India Company
“Unequal Treaties”
Manchu (Manchu) Dynasty
Taiping and Nien Rebellions
Hug Hsiu-chuan
“Self Strengthening”
Empress Dowager Cixi ( )
Boxer Rebellion 1900
Kang yu-wei ( )
Yuan Shikai
Republic of China 1912
Kuomingtang (KMT)

38. May Fourth Movement 1919
Chiang Kai-shek
Chinese Communist Party (CCP) 1925
Long March of 1934
Mao Zedong
Meiji Restoration 1868
Shinto
Russo-Japanese War
Manchuria
Anti-Comintern Pact 1937

39. World War II The “Little Entente League of Nations
Spanish Civil War
Francisco Franco
Rhineland
Axis Pact
Anschluss
Munich Conference 1938
Neville Chamberlain
Nazi –Soviet Non-Aggression Pact 1939
Winston Churchill
Battle of Stalingrad
Partisans
Mao Zedong

40. The U.S.-U.S.S.R. Rivalry Cold War Marshall Plan 1947
Truman Doctrine 1947
N.A.T.O. 1949
Warsaw Pact
Korean War
Nikita Khrushchev
Hungarian Rebellion 1956
Berlin Wall
Fidel Castro
Cuban Missile Crisis 1962
Nuclear Test Ban Treaty 1963
Charles de Gaulle

41. De-Colonization and the “Third World”
Ho Chi Minh ( )
Marxism
Labour Party
Mohandas Gandhi ( )
Congress Party
Jawaharlal Nehru
Pakistan
Bangladesh
Ghana
Marshal Tito

42. The New Asia Peoples’ Republic of China 1949 Mao Zedong (died 1976)
Zhou Enlai
The Great Leap Forward 1958
Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution 1965
Red Guards
Thought of Chairman Mao (Little Red Book)
The Gang of Four
Deng Xiaoping
Tienanmen Square Massacre 1989
General Douglas MacArthur ( )

43. Diet
Liberal Democratic Party
Mahatma Gandhi
Jawaharlal Nehru ( )
Indira Gandhi
Ho Chi Minh

44. The Modern Muslim World
Islamic Fundamentalism
Pan-Arabism (Arab Nationalism)
Hussein Family of Sheikhs
Mandates
Ibn Saud
Saudi Arabia
O.P.E.C.
Ayatollah Khomeini
Mustafa Kemal (Ataturk)
Treaty of Lausanne 1923
Zionists
Balfour declaration of 1917
Theodore Herzl
Palestinian Liberation Organization (PLO) 1964
Reza Shah Pahlavi (r

45. Shah Muhammad Pahlavi (r. 1941-1979)
Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini
Yom Kippur War 1973
Saddam Hussein

46. The Collapse of Marxism
Joseph Stalin
Yalta Agreement 1945
Marshall Tito
KGB
“Peaceful Coexistence”
Cuban Missile Crisis 1962
Leonid Brezhnev
Alexander Dubcek
Solidarity Movement
Lech Walesa
Mikhail Gorbachev 1985
Boris Yeltsin (died 2007)