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What impact did imperialism have on the colonized societies in Africa and Asia?

  • Took resources for the benefit of European countries, which hurt local economies.
  • Changed traditional cultures by spreading Western ways and languages.
  • Replaced local leaders with foreign control, weakening local power.
  • Created racial hierarchies, causing lasting inequalities.
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  1. Describe how the system of alliances contributed to the outbreak of WWI.
  • Europe had two major alliance groups: the Triple Entente (France, Russia, Britain) and the Triple Alliance (Germany, Austria-Hungary, Italy).
  • When one country went to war, its allies joined, leading to a chain reaction.
  • This is how a local conflict turned into a world war.
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How did the Treaty of Versailles impact Germany’s economy and political stability in the 1920s?

  • The Treaty forced Germany to pay huge reparations, hurting its economy.
  • Lost land and resources, making it even weaker.
  • Germans felt humiliated, leading to anger and political problems.
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What is national bird of the USA 

Bald eagle 

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  1. Explain the concept of "Social Darwinism" and how it was used to justify imperialism.


  • Social Darwinism: belief that some people or nations are naturally “better” than others.
  • Used to justify imperialism by claiming it was “natural” for stronger countries to rule weaker ones.
  • This idea made imperialists feel they were “civilizing” other societies.
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What role did nationalism play in the causes of WWI?

  • Nationalism created pride and competition among countries.
  • In the Balkans, groups wanted independence, causing tensions.
  • Nationalism made countries more willing to go to war to show their strength.
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Discuss how the Treaty’s terms influenced the political climate in Germany leading up to WWII.

  • The harsh terms made Germans angry and wanting revenge.
  • Many felt betrayed, leading to support for extremist groups like the Nazis.
  • Nazis promised to restore pride, undo the Treaty, and rebuild the military.
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Who won the 2024 nba champships 

Celtics 

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  1. Which countries were the main contributors to imperialism and why? To what extent are these contributing factors seen in society today?


  • European countries like Britain, France, Germany, Belgium, and Italy, as well as Japan and the U.S.
  • They wanted resources, markets, and more power.
  • Today, economic dominance and influence still exist but through trade and alliances rather than direct colonization.
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  1. What is the difference between nationalism and militarism? How are they similar? 
  • Nationalism: Strong pride in one’s country.
  • Militarism: Belief in building up a powerful military to prepare for war.
  • Both made countries more aggressive and ready to use force.
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Why were the Russians not involved in the Treaty of Versailles?

  • Russia had left WWI early after the 1917 Revolution.
  • They made a separate peace with Germany.
  • The Allies didn’t invite the new communist government to the peace talks.
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  1. Compare and contrast the goals and outcomes of different imperial powers in Africa.
  • Britain: Wanted trade routes and to link its empire.
  • France: Wanted to spread French culture and increase its power.
  • Belgium: Focused on getting resources like rubber from the Congo.
  • Outcomes: British colonies often kept infrastructure; French colonies absorbed French culture; Belgian rule led to severe suffering in the Congo.
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What events were the main causes of WWI?

  • Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand, triggering alliances.
  • Militarism, with countries building big armies.
  • Nationalism, increasing tensions.
  • Imperialism, as countries competed for colonies.
  • Alliances, which escalated the conflict quickly.
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  1. To what extent did economic factors affect imperialism?
  • European countries wanted raw materials (like rubber and gold) and new markets for goods.
  • This focus on resources shaped how colonies were run and what was prioritized.
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  1. Why was WWI considered the Great War? Why was WWI a war the world had never seen before?
  • It was on a massive scale with many countries involved.
  • Introduced new, deadly weapons like machine guns and poison gas.
  • Trench warfare and high casualties made it unlike any war before.