1. Global History and Geography II Review

2. What to expect... Format: Part I - Multiple Choice Questions - 30
Tuesday, June 5th
Format:
Part I - Multiple Choice Questions - 30
Part II - Thematic Essay Question
Part IIIA - Short Answer DBQ Questions
Part IIIB - DBQ Essay

3. The Age of Absolutism What is an Absolute Monarch?
What is Divine Right?
Peter the Great
Louis XIV
Phillip II
Henry VIII
Suleiman the Magnificent

4. The Scientific Revolution
instead of

5. The ideas of the Scientific Revolution led directly to
The Enlightenment
1700’s
The Age of Reason
We are all born with natural rights
Life, Liberty and Property.

6. Key Peeps of the Enlightenment
John Locke
Baron de Montesquieu
Voltaire
Rousseau
Key effects of Enlightenment
What’s an enlightened despot?

7. Political Revolutions
The English Revolution/Glorious Revolution
- Successful limitations on absolute monarchs
- Led to Limited Monarchy
Included:
Magna Carta
Petition of Right
English Bill of Rights
Habeas Corpus

8. The French Revolution & Napoleon 1789 - 1815

9. Key Events and Names of French Rev

10. Napoleon Bonaparte
connection Adolf

11. Latin American Revolutions 1800-1830
Causes: Peninsulares: people born in Spain and Portugal treated Latinos poorly.
Creoles: Europeans born in Lat American
Mestizos: Mixed Europeans/Native
Americans
Native Americans & African Slaves demanded more rights

12. Latin American Independence Names
Simon Bolivar
Jose de San Martin
Miguel Hidalgo
Toussaint L’Ouverture
Bernardo O’Higgins

13. The Industrial Revolution 1700s-1800s
Why Great Britain?
natural resources: coal, iron, tin, lead, waterways
And, they had $$
Key effects
Industrialization
Urbanization
Bad working conditions
Formation of Labor Unions
Legislation (child labor, minimum wage)

14. Industrial Rev.

15. Karl Marx & Friedrich Engels
Haves & Have Nots
The Bourgeoisie and Proletariat

16. A strong feeling of pride, love, loyalty to one’s country Pros? Cons?
Nationalism
A strong feeling of pride, love, loyalty to one’s country
Pros?
Cons?

17. Unification of Italy & Germany 1870-1871
Italy and Germany were not yet countries.
Italy: 3 devoted nationalists

18. Germany

19. Austria-Hungary and the Ottoman Empire both ruled many diverse ethnic groups that wanted independence as well.
Ireland wanted independence from great Britain as well
During this time the Irish Potato Famine killed 1 million people in Ireland.
Southern Ireland (Catholic) gained independence while Northern Ireland (mostly Protestant) remained part of GB

20. Imperialism aka Colonization

21. Scramble for Africa
Over 90% of Africa was taken over by European countries that raced to take over the continent.
Berlin Conference

22. Opium Wars Spheres of Influence Boxer Rebellion
China Imperialism
Opium Wars
Spheres of Influence
Boxer Rebellion

23. Imperialism in India

24. Imperialism in Japan

25. Causes of WWI M A I N

26. Effects of WWI German resentment
Armenian Massacre (Turks Ottoman Empire genocide)
League of Nations

27. Russian Revolution

28. Nationalism between the wars
Turkey --Kemal Ataturk – Westernization of Turkey
Zionism – Theodore Herzl
India – Mohandas Gandhi
Civil Disobedience, Salt March, Boycott

29. Totalitarianism between World Wars
Fascists, Nazis, Propaganda, Secret Police, Five Year Plan, Collectivization

30. World War II – Key Terms
Japanese, Italian, German aggression. At least from our perspective.
Failure of League of Nations
Appeasement
Invasion of Poland
Pearl Harbor
Battle of Stalingrad
Russia’s harsh, cold climate
D-Day
Atomic bombing Hiroshima, Nagasaki
Holocaust-genocide

31. Effects of WWII Formation of the United Nations
prevent future wars, poverty, disease
See packet for main bodies of UN
Nuremberg Trials
crimes against humanity

32. The Cold War (1945 - 1991) Key Terms
U.S. vs. Soviet Union (Democratic/Capitalism vs. Communism)
Communist Satellites
Iron Curtain
Containment
Truman Doctrine (Domino Effect)
Marshall Plan
Berlin Wall and Airlift
NATO/Warsaw
Hungarian Revolution
Cuban Missile Crisis
Arms Race
Korean War, Vietnam War