Opium Wars-Long March-Great Leap Forward-Four Modernizations

analyzing spatial data at different scales

have gained some power in patriarchal societies

an increased use of free-market practices

obtain markets for their manufactured goods

meeting demands outside the region of production

a growing concern for the treatment of women

economic differences between social classes

establishing national control of vital resources

took advantage of the factors of location

efforts to isolate and protect the ruler

harness natural forces to produce energy

Some African groups had high level of economic development

commercial and cultural center of West Africa

working in factories during World War I

the needs of the poor and health care

traded goods and spread ideas throughout Mediterranean

promoting a policy of religious toleration

works of literature that give historians info on early civs

Economic barriers between nations decreased.

having the same occupation as their parents

restore stability after a period of conflict or disorder

led movements to end oppression of their people

The Black Plague led to labor shortages

subsistence farmers who plant area until soil lose fertility

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analyzing spatial data at different scales
examining political theories
studying supply and demand models
authenticating oral histories
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60
have attained key positions in a wide variety of industries
have gained some power in patriarchal societies
were limited to one term in office
were banned from political roles during the 20th century
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33
economic stability
the mass migration of people
global warming
an increase in life expectancy
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an increase in the emphasis on collective farming
a decreased interest in investments by foreign businesses
an increased use of free-market practices
a decrease in industrialization
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20
religious toleration
voter participation
military disarmament
compulsory education
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3
Bolivia
Nicaragua
Haiti
Mexico
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19
develop treatments for diseases
ease tensions with their rivals
gain a better understanding of unknown territories
obtain markets for their manufactured goods
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42
predictable rainfall from the monsoon cycle
abundance of natural resources
access to mountain passes
location on waterways
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40
Indian
European
Chinese
African
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warlords
foreigners
peasants
landed elite
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10
a European view of the world
the location of Southwest Asia in relation to North Africa
a Japanese perspective of Asia
the distance of nations from Mecca
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21
establishing communities that are self-sufficient
equalizing the standard of living for peasant populations
maintaining the diversity of indigenous agriculture
meeting demands outside the region of production
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Conquest of the Incas
Argentinian Dirty War
Mexican Revolution
Haitian coup d'etat
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38
pogroms in Russia
fall of Constantinople
tensions between Protestants and Catholics
division of Sunnis and Shiites
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50
Formation of Democratic Governments
Reasons for Communist Revolutions
Methods of Propaganda
Effects of Nationalism
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17
Black Sea
Pacific Ocean
Indian Ocean
Caribbean Sea
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39
entrepreneurs and capitalists
workers and peasants
bourgeoisie and nobility
priests and artisans
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25
a decrease in political power for women
an increase in the global exploitation of women
a growing concern for the treatment of women
a decline in the economic status of women
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29
end of slavery in the encomienda system
economic differences between social classes
oil production policies
rapid economic reform
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supporting the rights of British workers
attracting investments from Western banks
eliminating criticism of political opponents
establishing national control of vital resources
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45
served as religious pilgrimage sites
established democratic governments
took advantage of the factors of location
developed agrarian-based economies
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collective security
political isolation
regional cooperation
military alliances
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quotas
depression
inflation
unemployment
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24
religious conflict
coalition governments
secessionist movements
command economies
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monuments to personal rule
efforts to isolate and protect the ruler
shrines to religious beliefs
examples of colonial architectural influences
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37
provide fertilizers for agricultural production
connect small bodies of water to larger bodies of water
convert salt water to freshwater
harness natural forces to produce energy
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Meiji Restoration
reign of Emperor Hirohito
Tokugawa shogunate
Japan's economic miracle
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Religious beliefs were most important element in Africa
Some African groups had high level of economic development
N. African societies were more advanced than S. African
Most Africans were way behind Asian societies w/ technology
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2
inland city of the Hanseatic League
major urban and industrial center on the Silk Road
commercial and cultural center of West Africa
port on the water route to East Asia
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promote the European free-trade zone
spread the idea of democracy
encourage nationalist movements
restore old regimes to power
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61
Mexican
Cuban
Iranian
Chinese
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working in factories during World War I
serving in combat positions during World War I
being encouraged to have large families
holding high political offices
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18
Vietnam
China
Cambodia
Korea
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proximity to Russia
abundant oil reserves
aggressive foreign policies
alliances with Israel
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27
Karl Marx
Confucius
Desmond Tutu
Mohandas Gandhi
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57
prime ministers
enlightened despots
totalitarian dictators
theocratic monarchs
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30
nationalism and independence movements
industrialization and open markets
democracy and political freedom
the needs of the poor and health care
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48
established colonies throughout northern Europe
developed the first carts with wheels
traded goods and spread ideas throughout Mediterranean
introduced Islam and Christianity to Central Africa
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32
Golden Age in Spain
Glorious Revolution in England
Hanseatic League in Germany
Renaissance in Italy
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building the Taj Mahal to inspire healing
establishing Buddhism as the state religion
promoting a policy of religious toleration
forcing all people to adopt modern dress
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paintings that depict heroes and cultural values
stories that are tied to monotheistic religious beliefs
sets of written principles that spell out rights of citizens
works of literature that give historians info on early civs
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gentry
factory owners
warlords
peasants
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51
Economic barriers between nations decreased.
Isolation among nations increased.
Additional countries were created.
Communist economic policies were adopted.
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31
having the same occupation as their parents
establishing a mercantile system of trade
serving in government assemblies
working in an industrialized city
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defend human rights by establishing written codes of law
address economic concerns by lowering tariffs
encourage culture through the creation of universities
restore stability after a period of conflict or disorder
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22
based their actions on the teachings of Karl Marx
inspired revolutions against autocratic monarchs
led movements to end oppression of their people
supported the use of violence to achieve goals
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Afghanistan
Cambodia
Bangladesh
Kazakhstan
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41
West Africa
Middle East
Southeast Asia
Central Asia
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5
The Commercial Revolution led to traditional economies
Enlightenment thoughts led to manorialism.
The Russian Revolution led to an absolute monarchy.
The Black Plague led to labor shortages
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farmers who rely on chemical fertilization and pesticides
people who live along rivers that deposit soil during floods
subsistence farmers who plant area until soil lose fertility
nomads who use pastures for their livestock
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12
create military alliances
reject terrorism
extend extraterritoriality
seek self-determination
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11
political stability and religious tolerance
religious conquest and persecution
isolationism and cultural stagnation
modernization and political disunity
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became a communist revolutionary
made significant scientific discoveries
fought against British imperialism
led nationalist movements
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factors that led to the Korean War
causes of the conflict in Vietnam
results of the Marshall Plan
reasons for the Nationalist settlement of Taiwan
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opening Japan to American and European influences
justifying European spheres of influence in China
leading the British East India Company
rescuing Europeans during the Boxer Rebellion
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They attacked the British navy
They opened more ports to trade
They increased the power of the shogun
They allowed the importation of opium into Japan
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the mountains that cover much of the Korean peninsula
their location between strong neighbors Russia, China, Japan
the environmental damage caused by overfishing in Pacific
their traditional respect for the sea
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Cuban Revolution
Mexican Revolution
Nicaraguan War
Haitian independence movement
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Britain's control of the seas ended
One of his ships was the first to circumnavigate Earth
Portugal's claims to southern Africa were established.
His ship was the first to land in the Americas
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14
Cuban Revolution
Iranian Revolution
World War II
World War I
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establishment of a state religion
revolutions and political instability
widespread support for foreign intervention
rapid industrialization by locally owned corporations

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