Revolutions in Russia
Russian Totalitarianism
Imperial China Collapses
Nationalism in India
Changes in Southwest Asia
100
1 - Define Autocracy 2 - Define Progroms
1 - Form of Government where one person has total power 2 - Organized violence against Jews in Russia
100
When a government uses police terror, indoctrination, propaganda, censorship, and religious and ethnic persectution, it is what kind of government?
Totalitarian
100
1 - Nationalist Party of China, the group that wanted to modernize and become nationalistic 2 - This group's leader
1 - Kuomintang 2 - Sun Yixian
100
What 2 groups that sometimes feuded would team up and become nationalistic toward uniting India and defeating the British?
Hindus and Muslims
100
Turkish commander of the nationalists that got the Greeks, the British, and the last emperor out of Turkey
Kemal
200
The working class, factory workers, taht Marxist revolutionaries believed would overthrow the czar
proletariat
200
campaign of terror directed at eliminating anyone that threatened Stalin's power, killing 8 to 13 million people in the process
Great Purge
200
The name of the protests of 3,000 angry students in Beijing that spread through the rest of China and became a national movement. Not officially a revolution, though.
May 4th Movement
200
1 - Laws that allowed the government to put Indian protesters of British rule into jail. 2 - Mass killing of Indians that were protesting these laws
1 - Rowlett Acts 2 - Amristar Massacre
200
List at least 2 of the 4 reforms that Kemal implemented into Turkey.
1 - Seperate Islam from gov't law 2 - Got rid of religious courts and started using European law 3 - Women could vote or work for gov't 4 - Industrialized Turkey and used gov't funded programs to help economy grow
300
The revolution of 1905 where 200,000 families stormed the czar's winter palace in Petrograd. Nicholas II's soldiers shot and wounded or killed over 1,000 people.
Bloody Sunday
300
System in which the government makes all economic decisions. Politicians determine the country's economic needs and determine how to fulfill them.
Command Economy
300
He was just an assistant librarian at the time the Communist Party first started to organize, but later became China's most famous leader
Mao Zedong
300
1 - Famous leader of the Indian independence movement 2 - His nonviolent protest methods
1 - Gandhi 2 - civil disobedience
300
Persia's new leader that renamed the land Iran
Reza Shah Pahlavi
400
The revolution led by women textile workers at first. Occurred at the beginning of 1917. The uprising forced Nicholas II to abdicate his thrown. A provisional government was set up by the Duma.
March Revolution
400
Stalin created several of these, 3 total, that would help the USSR develop. They always contained impossibly high goals that weren't achieved, yet they still accomplished great success economically and industrially during this time
Five Year Plans
400
Who took over the Kuomintang after Sun Yixian died?
Jiang Jieshi
400
How did Gandhi boycott the British cloth industry?
Made his own clothes
400
Abd al-Aziz Ibn Saud named this nation after his family
Saudi Arabia
500
1 - Revolution that occurred in the fall of 1917. Lenin was their leader. 2 - Person who becomes dictator of Russia after Lenin.
1 - Bolshevik Revolution 2 - Stalin
500
1 - Stalin seized 25 million farms during his agricultural revolution and turned them into these, government owned farms, and forced people to work on them. 2 - The most resistant group to this new system, wealthy peasant farmers
1 - collective farms 2 - kulaks
500
1 - What were the 2 sides in the Chinese Civil War? 2 - Why did they unite to fight a common enemy in the late 1930's? Who was the enemy?
1 - Communists vs Nationalists 2 - Japan
500
The law passed in 1935 that gave India limited self-rule from Britain.
Government of India Act
500
Which countries wanted what resource from the Persian Gulf?
Industrialized, European, American, or Western nations wanted OIL
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