Imperialism
What was the primary reason for other countries to take over weaker countries?
Resources
What is nationalism?
A strong belief in one's country.
What is industrialization?
Rapid growth of factories/industry at a wide scale.
Led non-violent protests for Indian Independence.
Gandhi
This revolution was led by Lenin and was caused by poor leadership and mistreatment of the poor/peasants.
Russian Revolution.
This Revolution led to the need for resources that helped to encourage Imperialism.
Industrial Revolution
Simon Bolivar, Miguel Hidalgo & Toussaint L'Ouverture are examples of Nationalistic leaders who did what?
Latin American Revolutions
Rapid Growth of Cities.
French Soldier who became the Emperor of France after the revolution. Tried and failed to take over the world.
Napoleon Bonaparte
He was the first leader of communist China. He caused mass starvation with the Great Leap Forward's collectivization of farming and led to the denouncement of former allies during the Cultural Revolution.
Mao Zedong
Japan
Nationalism sometimes leads to the unification of different areas based on a shared.
Language.
This is the belief in freedom for industry and little government intervention. Pro-business.
Capitalism
Nationalistic Leader of North Vietnam who used violent means to unify Vietnam in the Vietnam War.
He was the second leader of Soviet Russia. Committed the Holodomor in Ukraine (famine) and brutally treated his people. He allied with the USA/Britain during WWII.
Britain controlled this country for a long time. Leading to a boycott of British goods, and eventually the development of two new countries.
India
Nationalism along with Militarism, Alliances, Imperialism, and the assassination of the Archduke Franz Ferdinand, led to this war.
World War I
Low wages, child labor, and pollution were all side effects of what?
Industrialization.
The first leader of post-Apartheid (purposefully discrimination based on race) in South Africa. Helped to end Apartheid through violent and non-violent means.
Nelson Mandela
He was the second communist leader of China. He gave more freedoms but still controlled his people with an iron fist as shown by the Tiananmen Square Massacre.
Deng Xiaoping
The Berlin Conference divided this continent between different imperial powers.
Africa
Zionism was a nationalistic movement that led to the development of this nation (founded by these people) after the Holocaust.
Israel (Jewish).
As a reaction to Industrialization, Karl Marx developed this anti-capitalism belief, that believes in worker's rights and government control of the economy.
Communism
Nationalistic Leader of Turkey who led important Reforms. Including westernization/modernization.
This was the final leader of the Soviet Union in the 1980's at the end of the Cold War. He issued Perestroika and Glasnost which gave his people more freedoms.
Mikhail Gorbachev