Pre-World War I
World War I
In-Between Wars
100

What does "Imperialism" mean?

a policy of extending a country's power and influence through diplomacy or military force

100

What were the MAIN Causes of World War I? What was the specific event that caused the war?

Militarism

Alliances

Imperialism

Nationalism

The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand

100

What are the names of the three major European Dictators that came to power during this time?

Adolf Hitler

Benito Mussolini

Joseph Stalin

200

What does the term "nationalism" mean?

identification with one's own nation and support for its interests, especially to the exclusion or detriment of the interests of other nations

200

Who was allies with Austria-Hungary at the beginning of the war? Who was allies with Serbia?

Serbia was backed by Russia, Austria-Hungary was backed by Germany

200

What major economic disaster created chaos in Europe?

The Great Depression

300

Which European Revolution led to an increase in nationalism all across Europe?

The French Revolution

300

List six out of the nine new technologies we studied during World War I

Submarine

Machine Gun

Flame Thrower

Artillery

Tank

Trenches

Poison Gas

Airplane

Battleship

300

Explain some of the conditions in Germany that led to Hitler coming to power

Instability in government

Hyperinflation/Great Depression

Anger/Frustration

Appear as a strong man

Use of propaganda

400

Which two major European Countries form in the 1870s?

Italy and Germany

400

What were the goals of France, Britain and the United States at the Treaty of Versailles?

France- Crush Germany and ensure they aren't a threat, German territory goes to France, Germany pay full reparations

Britain- Moderate view, Germany should be punished but not severely, wanted to divide up German colonies

United States- eliminate the causes of war, ensure the rights of ethnic groups to self-determination, Establish the League of Nations

400

Name three out of four qualities of fascism

  1. Extreme Nationalism- The individual was subject to the nation

  2. Cult of the leader- everything depended on a wise leader

  3. Use of Violence- the strong must rule over the weak

  4. Racialism- the people of the nation must be kept pure


500
What was the "Scramble for Africa"? How did it help start the First World War?

The Scramble for Africa was the invasion, annexation, division, and colonization of most of Africa by seven Western European powers during an era known as New Imperialism.

It represented all of the competition between European Nations, showcased their nationalistic desires, and paved the way for alliances to be formed.

500

What are four consequences Germany had to go through as a result of the Treaty of Versailles?

1. Surrender all colonies (lose 10% of population, 13% of land)

2. German military was reduced to a 100,000 man army

3. Banned from the Rhineland

4. Take full responsibility for the war

5. Pay $33 billion dollars in reparations

500

List 4 out of the 7 characteristics of totalitarianism

1. Justifies government actions

2. demand loyalty from all people

3. personal freedoms restricted

4. government controls society

5. enforce power through secret police, violence

6. Press and peoples' speech are censored

7. One political party