Extending a country's power through diplomacy/military force

What were the results of World War 2?

Countries that fought with Hitler lost land and had to pay.

What were the results of WW1?

Allied powers placed sanctions on Germany and its allies

Who were the main countries fighting in WW1?

Germany & Austria-Hungary Vs. Great Britain & France

What is the Treaty of Versailles?

Peace treaty that ended World War 1

What happened at the Battle of Waterloo?

The final defeat of Napoleon, ending his tyrant rule

What was the Berlin Conference of 1884?

Carving up Africa to see who gets which countries

What was the Holocaust?

Hitler's genocide of European Jews during World War 2

Political theories of Karl Marx, which is now communism

What was the objective of the Congress of Vienna?

To settle the issues from the Fr. Rev. and Napoleonic wars.

What caused World War 1 to start?

Assassination of Archduke Ferdinand

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Europe 3 1800's-Modern

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1
What is imperialism?
Extending a country's power using peace methods
Extending a country's power through diplomacy/military force
Socialism, but with more force towards the economy
Donald Trump's plan to put Clinton behind bars for life
2
What were the results of World War 2?
Countries that fought with Hitler lost land and had to pay.
Hitler was able to conquer all the land he could ever want.
The pacific ocean flooded into coastal cities.
Germany increased in size by 22.3%
3
What were the results of WW1?
Allied powers placed sanctions on Germany and its allies
Allied powers were able to control Germany
Germany was divided up between victorious countries
The entire country of Germany was wiped out by bombs
4
What are the characteristics of Industrialization?
All of the above
More efficient division of labor
Technological innovations
Economic growth
5
What island did Napoleon get exiled to and eventually die on?
Jamaica
Haiti
St. Helena
St. Lucia
6
Who was the leader of Germany during World War 2?
Joseph Stalin
Napoleon
Adolf Boyle
Adolf Hitler
7
Who were the main countries fighting in WW1?
Germany & Austria-Hungary Vs. Great Britain & France
Germany & France Vs. Great Britain & Austria-Hungary
Russia & Argentina Vs. China & United States
Russia & China Vs. Great Britain & United States
8
What is the Treaty of Versailles?
Helped sail boats be allowed to sail around the globe
Officially made Versailles the capital of Italy
Peace treaty that ended World War 1
Peace treaty that ended World War 2
9
What happened at the Battle of Waterloo?
Napoleon defeated the Prussian and Britain army
A battle fought at a melon patch by Napoleon
None of the above
The final defeat of Napoleon, ending his tyrant rule
10
What was the Berlin Conference of 1884?
Carving up Africa to see who gets which countries
A meeting in Berlin, Germany to discuss military tactics
Where Sean Berlin and his family met for dinner
Carving up the Bahamas
11
What was the Holocaust?
Saudi Arabia hollowed out the cost of oil in the 1900s
Joseph Stalin's strike against Hitler and Germany
A time period when everything costed a lot
Hitler's genocide of European Jews during World War 2
12
Who was victorious in WW1?
Allied powers
Germany
Russia
USA & Great Britain
13
What is Marxism?
Political theories of Karl Marx, which is now Democracy
Political theories of Karl Marx, which is now communism
Mark Wahlberg's idea of taking over the U.S
Karl Marx's theory of attraction
14
What was the objective of the Congress of Vienna?
Resolve the problems from World War 2
Announce the beginning of the Battle of Waterloo
To settle the issues from the Fr. Rev. and Napoleonic wars.
End world hunger
15
What caused World War 1 to start?
Assassination of Archduke Ferdinand
Germany was angry and wanted to go to war
Germany invaded France
Assassination of President Woodrow Wilson

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