Zimmerman offering Mexico in the Zimmerman telegram

territory previously lost to the US

long term political effect of Germany's involvement in WW I

kaiser forced to abdicate the throne

totalitarian state in the 1930s

It was an all compassing, authoritarian dictatorship

What happened to countries in central Europe as a result of the Great Depression & high unemployment

their fragile economies collapsed

how does Mussolini become prime minister of Italy

King Victor Emmanuel appointed him

Mustapha Kemal Ataturk, one can say that he

He embraced many of aspects of a modern Western nation

Indian Congress Party

rejected many Western traditions, such as Gandhi.

series of events led to World War I

Austria-Hungary vs Serbia, Russia protects Serbia, & Germany vs Russia

Kellogg-Briand Pact (1928)

end the use of war to solve conflicts

“Monroe Doctrine for Asia” meant

Japan is in control of Asia's development

Chinese "Republic" was characterized by

political breakdown and decentralization

May Fourth Movement in China

students protest Japan gaining former German territory

event that triggered the outbreak of World War I was

assasination of Archuke Franz Ferdinand

Bolshevik government signed the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk with Germany b/c

Lenin wasn't willing to risk his limited power continuing to fight in WW I

removal of rasputin/est. of a provincial gov't/november revolution & civil war are all aspects of

events leading up to the russian revolution of 1917

major continuity in the revolutionary movements in Mexico from 1810 to 1910

mexico would be controlled by the elites

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1
Which of the following resulted from Lenin’s compromise with free-market principles
New Economic Policy
liquidate the kulaks as a class
created a war between the reds & whites (communist vs democrats)
Russia backing out of WW I
2
Zimmerman offering Mexico in the Zimmerman telegram
end the war on favorable terms
free trade agreement
territory previously lost to the US
Germany wouldn't use their submarines against mexican ships
3
biggest political changes in Japan in the 1920s
getting rid of the emperor as its leader
allowing all men to vote
free elections
tying the government into the socialist economy
4
long term political effect of Germany's involvement in WW I
Germany becomes a constitutional monarchy
kaiser forced to abdicate the throne
the country is government by a oligarchy
establishment of a new parliament
5
What was the US reaction to the Zimmerman telegram
no reaction, b/c they never found out about it
expanded its military & prepared to be invaded by Mexico
declared war on Mexico
entered into WW I
6
totalitarian state in the 1930s
It was an all compassing, authoritarian dictatorship
It wanted the masses to keep quiet and not obstruct state policy
It was democratic
freer social and cultural choices for the population
7
due to the Great Depression this region's exports dropped by 50%
Southern Pacific Rim
North America
Latin America
Europe
8
cubist school of painters were influenced by art from where
china
italy
africa
france
9
What happened to countries in central Europe as a result of the Great Depression & high unemployment
their fragile economies collapsed
they responded better than the US
were not really affected due to low population
these countries only had high unemployment but high economic output
10
how does Mussolini become prime minister of Italy
destroyed the socialist opposition
King Victor Emmanuel appointed him
conducted a coup d'etat to get rid of the directory
was voted in by the League of Nations
11
Mustapha Kemal Ataturk, one can say that he
He maintained a strict Islamic consistency in everything
He maintained all Islamic practices in Turkey but with a western twist
He didn't really change anything in the former Ottoman Empire
He embraced many of aspects of a modern Western nation
12
Indian Congress Party
Did not have any of its leaders imprisoned
Advocated the creation of separate muslim & indian states
rejected many Western traditions, such as Gandhi.
Began as an armed, anti British guerrilla movement
13
FDR's government program intent on revising the widespread economic hardships caused by the Great Depression
share the wealth program
the great society
new deal
square deal
14
Germany wanted to increase its military spending grow the size of what & compete with the British
air force
navy
mobile infantry
overall military
15
series of events led to World War I
Germany goes to war vs Serbia, Russia helps Serbia, & Britain vs Russia
Austria took over Bosnia, Serbia vs Austria, & Germany vs Serbia
Austria-Hungary vs Serbia, Russia protects Serbia, & Germany vs Russia
Austrian-Hungarian heir killed, Germany helps Austria, & Britain vs Germany
16
Kellogg-Briand Pact (1928)
protect US exports
get out of the economic depression
end the use of war to solve conflicts
expand French territory in Africa
17
major reason for the economic depression in Germany was its dependence in loans from what country
US
France
Italy
Britain
18
to ensure absolute control over the soviet population Stalin would call for
economic reforms
expulsion of political opponents
use of propaganda
added victims to his purges
19
this party would rise in Germany as a result of the Great Depression
NAZI
UAW
Citizens in Rage
Christian Democratic Union
20
“Monroe Doctrine for Asia” meant
USSR would protect China through an alliance system
Japan is in control of Asia's development
Japan would would close its doors & self-isolate
US would protect Asia from European exploitation
21
Shah Reza Khan
destroyed all Islamic beliefs in Turkey
France became as strong as Britain in the middle east
made no progress in the growth of Iraq
modernized & westernized Iran
22
this mexican revolutionary wanted to fight for political and social reforms
augustine de itrubide
pancho villa
venustiano carranza
nikolai yezhov
23
Chinese "Republic" was characterized by
strong democracy & leadership
unification of all Asian nations
time of peace & economic growth
political breakdown and decentralization
24
May Fourth Movement in China
Sun-Yat Sen moving to gain control of China
peasants showing support to a new republican form of government
business leaders trying to build up the Chinese economy
students protest Japan gaining former German territory
25
event that triggered the outbreak of World War I was
murder of tsar Alexander I
invasion of Poland by the French
assasination of Archuke Franz Ferdinand
death of the German kaiser
26
Bolshevik government signed the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk with Germany b/c
Bolshevik government made no claim to rule new colonies
Lenin was sympathetic to the German cause vs France
Lenin was attracted by German promises to aid Russia's economy
Lenin wasn't willing to risk his limited power continuing to fight in WW I
27
effects the First World War had on the Ottoman Empire
france & britain colonized the whole former empire
league of nations created new nations like syria
creation of Turkey
all of the Middle East became independent nations
28
France & Britain wanted to do what with Germany which would hurt it economically & lead to the Great Depression there
wipe it off the map
continue a naval blockade
punish it
let it turn communist
29
removal of rasputin/est. of a provincial gov't/november revolution & civil war are all aspects of
reasons for the creation of the russian duma
failure of socialist reforms in germany
events leading up to the russian revolution of 1917
causes of the first world war
30
one reason Germany was forced to surrender was that they ran out of what
food
ammunition
support
workers in the factories
31
Pancho Villa felt that the Mexican government failed to protect the rights of
industrial workers
all of mexico's citizens
the elite
natives & peasants
32
the personal costs of Stalin's industrialization was
spending only 80% of Gross Domestic Product
USSR becomes an economic power & not being affected by the Great Depression
Led to the breakup of Stalin’s marriage and his eventual suicide
deaths of 2-3 million peasants
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major continuity in the revolutionary movements in Mexico from 1810 to 1910
major reforms in land distribution
inability to pay back its debts
the catholic church would continue to dominate the political landscape
mexico would be controlled by the elites

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