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Modern World History final exam review
Chile, Hungary, Vietnam, Korea, Cuba
Led the Russian Revolution, 1917
Modern World History final exam review
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Led the Russian Revolution, 1917
Stalin
Lenin
Kerensky
Marx
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Chile, Hungary, Vietnam, Korea, Cuba
Battles of the Superpowers
Proxy Wars
Cold Wars
Third World Battles
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1857 event which ushered in the British Raj
First Indian War of Independence
Sepoy Mutiny
Indian National Congress
Sepoy Rebellion
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South Asian tragedy, 1948
Partition
Settlements
Decolonization movement
Civil War
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Stalin's genocide of the Ukrainians, 1932
Gulags
Holodomor
Holocaust
Internment
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British control of India, 1600-1858
British Crown
British Opium LLC
British East India Company
British Raj
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China's final dynasty
Tokugawa
Mao
Qing
Ming
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Hitler and Mussolini's rehearsal for WWII
Anschluss, 1938
Spanish Civil War, 1936-39
Invasion of Ethiopia, 1935-37
Invasion of Manchuria, 1937
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Turning point of the Pacific theater of WWII
Operation Barbarossa
Battle of Midway
Doolittle's Raid on Tokyo
Attack on Pearl Harbor
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Japanese mission to import military, economic, and political strategies from the West (1871-73)
Macartney Mission
Tokugawa Misison
Iwakura Mission
Kipling Mission
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Document ending WWI
Treaty of Paris
Treaty of Brest-Litovsk
Treaty of Versailles
Treaty of Nanking
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The goal of this conference was to restore the "balance of power" in Europe.
Berlin Conference, 1884
Congress of Vienna, 1815
Yalta Conference, 1945
Paris Peace Conference, 1919
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Western Front of World War I
trench warfare
guerilla warfare
kamikaze dogfights
submarine warfare
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Document which sowed the seeds for Israeli-Palestinian conflict
Balfour Declaration
Treaty of Nanking
Sykes-Picot Agreement
Treaty of Versailles
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Conference which set the stage for the post-World War II world
Potsdam Conference, July 1945
Tehran Conference, Nov. 1943
Yalta Conference, Feb. 1945
Casablanca Conference, Jan. 1943
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Last tsar of Russia
Rasputin
Ivan the Terrible
Nicholas II
Alexander II
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Interwar art
Dadaism, Pointillism, Abstract Art
Surrealism, Bauhaus, Lost Generation
Dadaism, Surrealism, Beat Literature
Surrealism, Pop Art, Grunge
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He defined fascism in 1932
Stalin
Mussolini
Hitler
Tojo
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Internal conflict (deadliest civil war in history) which weakened the Qing Dynasty, 1850-64
Boxer Rebellion
Taiping Rebellion
Manchu Rebellion
Opium Rebellion
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Inspiration for decolonization movements
World War I brutalities
Treaty of Paris
Wilson's 14 Points Speech
Invasion of Manchuria
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Philosophy responsible for decolonization movements, but also for World War I competition
nationalism
communism
socialism
liberalism
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Enola Gay
dropped atomic bomb on Nagasaki, Aug. 9, 1945
firebombed Dresden, Feb. 13-15, 1945
firebombed Tokyo, March 9-10, 1945
dropped atomic bomb on Hiroshima, Aug. 6, 1945
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First of the "unequal treaties" between Europe and China
Treaty of Canton, 1847
Treaty of Beijing, 1856
Treaty of Paris, 1919
Treaty of Nanking, 1842
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Years of World War I
1939-1945
1914-1919
1914-1918
1931-1945
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Triple Entente
France, Russia, Serbia
Britain, France, Germany
France, Britain, Russia
Britain, France, US
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Armistice
August 6, 1945
Nov. 11, 1918
June 6, 1944
Nov. 18, 1918
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Result of Mao's revolution, 1949
Decolonization of China
Republic of China
People's Republic of China
Communist China
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Nazi invasion of Poland
August 6, 1945
Dec. 7, 1941
June 4, 1944
Sept. 1, 1939
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Middle Eastern War, 1948
First Arab-Israeli War
Nakba
Yom Kippur War
Israeli War of Independence
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Imperial Japan's genocide, 1937
Invasion of Manchuria
Rape of Nanking
Holodomor
Holocaust
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Britain and France's reaction to German invasion of Czechoslovakia
Lend-Lease policy
Appeasement
Declaration of war
Reparations
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Kenya's guerilla independence movement
Boers
Mau Mau
Sepoys
Kikuyu
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Conflict which highlighted China's weakness and disorganization, leaving it open to imperialism
Russo-Japanese War, 1905
World War I, 1914-1918
Opium War, 1842
Communist Revolution, 1949
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This saying sums up the Japanese strategy for avoiding Western imperialism
"Goodbye, Asia"
"Kodo"
"Peace, Land, Bread"
"E Pluribus Unum"
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Mao's disastrous, murderous revolutionary push in the 1960s
Third World Decolonization
Cult of Personality
People's Revolution
Cultural Revolution
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Africa was divided up here
Berlin Conference, 1884
Paris Peace Conference, 1919
Congress of Vienna, 1815
Yalta Conference, 1945
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State of tension between US and USSR, 1945-1991
Proxy Wars
Cold War
Space Race
World War III
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Mao's land reform movement of the 1950s
Great Leap Forward
Sino-Soviet Split
Cultural Revolution
Collectivization
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King Leopold's domain
Congo Free State
South Africa
Kenya
Rhodesia
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Poem which sums up the European justification for New Imperialism
"In Flanders Field"
"Liberte, egalite, fraternite"
"The Hollow Men"
"White Man's Burden"
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Satyagraha
Indian National Congress platform
Gandhi's Salt March
Gandhi's non-violence movement
Jinnah's plan for partition of India
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Lenin's pledge to the Russians
"Peace, land, bread!"
"Workers of the world, unite!"
"Liberty or death!"
"No land beyond the Volga!"
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Philosophy associated with political representation, capitalism, and individual freedoms
communism
socialism
conservatism
liberalism
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Japan's first surprise attack
Invasion of Manchuria
Invasion of Nanking
Pearl Harbor
Russo-Japanese War
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German government in the interwar period
Second Reich
Nazi Realm
Berlin Republic
Weimar Republic