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Chapter 1: The Social SciencesAnthropology:The study of people and their culture.Archaeology:The study of early people by examining things they leave behind (called artifacts).artifacts: Things (tools, clothing, art, etc.) people leave behind.Economics: The study of what people produce, who gets goods, and who uses the goods and services.Geography: The study of the Earth, its people, and its resources.History: The study of how people lived in the past by looking at written evidence.primary source: 1st hand written accounts, ex. diary, autobiography.timeline: Shows events, typically puts dates in chronological order (oldest dates to most recent).Chapter 2: The First CivilizationsAncient Egypt: (2700-1100 B.C.)d Ancient civilization that developed in Egypt along the Nile River. Its natural barriers (deserts) helped protect Egypt from invasion. It was ruled by pharaohs and developed achievements such as building the pyramids and creating a form of writing called hieroglyphics.city-state: A city and its surrounding area.Code of Hammurabi: Babylonian code of law that was based on an eye for an eye.cuneiform: Sumerian (Mesopotamia) wedged shaped writing.dynasty:A ruling family. These are found in ancient Egypt and China.hieroglyphics:Picture writing developed by the ancient Egyptians.Huang He RiverRiver located in China, also known as the Yellow River, that was very important to the civilizations developing there. Its hard to predict floods have given it the nickname the River of Sorrows.Indus River: River that the first civilization in India developed along.Indus Valley Civilization: (~2500 B.C.)d Ancient civilization that developed in India along the Indus River. Its people were heavily influenced by monsoons and were polytheistic.Mesopotamia: (~3000 B.C.)d Ancient civilization also known as the Fertile Crescent that developed along the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers. It had few natural barriers, which encouraged invasion and made it hard to unite as one nation. Its achievements include ziggurats and cuneiform. monsoon: Seasonal winds which bring rain, hope, & suffering to India.mummification: Process used by the Egyptians to preserve the dead (mainly its leaders) for the afterlife.natural barriers:Geographic feature such as mountains, deserts, oceans, etc. that split two areas apart. Typically they provide protection and isolation for civilizations.Neolithic Revolution: (10,000-4000 B.C.)dPeriod when humans first began to create settlements, farms, and domesticate (tame) animals. Nile River: Important river located in Egypt. Its annuals floods are important to the people living along it as they help to make the land fertile when it would otherwise be a desert. Ancient Egypt has been called the gift of the Nile.nomads: A person who travels from place to place.Old Stone Age: (2,500,000-10,000 B.C.)d This is a period in which humans were hunters and gatherers as well as nomadic. Evidence has shown that these first humans began in Africa and used simple stone tools, as well as developed cave paintings.pharaoh: This is a leader of Ancient Egypt.polytheistic (polytheism):This means to believe in many gods.prehistory: This is the time period before written records.pyramids: These were giant structures built in Ancient Egypt as a tomb for its pharaohs (leaders).Shang Dynasty: (1600-1100 B.C.)d Ancient civilization that developed in China along the Huang He River. Its many natural barriers (Himalaya Mts., Gobi Desert, Pacific Ocean, jungles) caused its people to be isolated. Because of this they believed they were the center of the Earth and thus called themselves the Middle Kingdom.Tigris & Euphrates Rivers: Rivers that are very important to the ancient civilizations of Mesopotamia. Its annual floods provided fertile land for those living near the rivers.ziggurats: Step shaped pyramid structures built by the ancient Sumerians (Mesopotamia).Chapter 3: Ancient Civilizations Golden AgesAlexander the Great: Famous leader who united Greece, Egypt, Persia, and parts of India. He ushered in the Hellenistic Age or Hellenism, which blended these cultures.Ancient Greece: (1750-133 B.C.)d Civilization that developed on the Mediterranean Sea. It is a peninsula whose mountains and seas led to the creation of separate city-state that each developed unique cultures and governments.Ancient Rome: (509 B.C.-476 A.D.)dCivilization that developed in Italy. It was centrally located on the Mediterranean Sea, which helped it flourish in trade. For its 1st 500 years it was a republic ruled by a Senate and the 2nd 500 years it was an empire ruled by one leader. Its achievements included building a huge system of roads, aqueducts, and the coliseum. It collapsed as a result of high taxes, the rich becoming lazy, and barbarian invasions.Athens:City-state that developed in Ancient Greece. It stressed education and developed a direct democracy. Great philosophers such as Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle lived here.caste system:Social class system that developed in India and is a central part of Hinduism. Hindus believed people were born into their caste (class) and could move in caste until they died and were reborn into anther caste.civil service system:Method developed under the Han Dynasty in China that gave tests to citizens to guarantee the most qualified received a job. Confucianism:Philosophy developed in China by Confucius. Its focused on guaranteeing social order. Ex) Citizens should listen to their ruler, a wife should listen to husband.direct democracy:1st used in Athens in ancient Greece. It was a government in which every citizen voted on every government action. It sometimes encouraged citizens to go with the flow and vote for actions because everyone else was voting for it. It also can be a very slow process because everyone votes.dynasty cycle:This is the rise and fall of ruling families. It can be found in ancient China and ancient Egypt.filial piety:Under Confucianism this means to respect ones parents.golden age:Period of peace, expanding culture/borders, & increased achievements for a civilization.Gupta Empire: (320-550 A.D.)dEmpire in Ancient India that experienced a golden age. Its achievements include developing writing numbers, the concept of zero, and the creation of stupas.Han Dynasty: (270 B.C.-220 A.D.)dEmpire in Ancient China that experienced a golden age. Its achievements included building the Great Wall, helping allow the Silk Road to flourish, creating a civil service system, creating paper, and developing silk.Hannibal:General of the Carthage army that crossed the alps and attacked Rome during the 2nd Punic War.Hellenism:This is the blending of Greek, Egyptian, Persian, and Indian culture as a result of Alexander the Greats conquests. It is also called the Hellenistic Age.Mandate of Heaven:Emperors in Ancient China would come to power during the dynasty cycle claiming they had the right to rule from the gods. This mandate could be taken away if the ruler lost the popularity of their people.patricians:These were the upper class citizens of Ancient Rome.Pax Romana:This is a 200 year period of peace during the Roman Empire.peninsula:This is a landmass surrounded on 3 sides by water.plebeians:These were the lower class citizens of Ancient Rome.Silk Road:Trade route that linked Rome (Europe) and the Han Dynasty (China).Sparta:City-state that developed in ancient Greece. It focused on developing a strong military rather than education. Twelve Tables:These are laws developed during the Roman republic.Untouchables:This is the lowest caste under the caste system.Chapter 4: Belief SystemsAnimism:Religion where one worships the spirit in nature. Practiced in Africa.Buddhism:Religion began in India by Siddhartha Gautama. It believes in dharma, karma, and reincarnation like Hinduism, but rejects the caste system. Its believers wish to reach Nirvana, which ends the cycle of rebirth.Christianity:Religion that began in Palestine by Jesus during Roman times. It stressed that all were equal and was based on a set of rules called the Ten Commandments. It heavily influenced the people of Europe.dharma:These are the caste rules under Hinduism/Buddhism.Diaspora:This is the spreading of the Jewish people throughout Europe and Eastern Asia as a result of Roman persecution.Five Pillars of Faith:These are the rules of Islam including 1) Pray 5 times a day 2) The belief there is there is only 1 god (Allah) and Mohammad is his prophet 3) Take a hajj (journey) to Mecca once in ones lifetime 4) Fast during the holy month of Ramada 5)Give to the Poor.Four Noble Truths & Eightfold Path:These are the rules of Buddhism. Buddhists believe if one follows these rules one ends the cycle of rebirth and reach Nirvana.Hinduism:This is a religion that began in India. It believes in dharma, karma, and reincarnation, as well as a social class system called the caste system in which a person is born into their caste (class).Islam:This is a religion began in Saudi Arabia by Muhammad. It stressed that everyone is equal and it follows a set of rules called the 5 Pillars of Faith. It has heavily influenced the Middle East.Judaism:This is a religion began in Palestine by Abraham. It follows a set of rules called the Ten Commandments and has been influenced by Diaspora.karma:This is ones life actions under Hinduism/Buddhism.monotheistic (monotheism):This means to believe in one god.mosque:This is the Muslim place of worship.Muhammad:He is the founder of Islam.Nirvana:This is the place all Buddhists strive to reach. It ends the cycle of rebirth.Quran:This is the Muslim holy book.reincarnation:This is the belief under Hinduism/Buddhism where one believes a person is reborn into another body after death.Siddhartha Gautama:He is the founder of Buddhism.synagogue:This is the Jewish place of worship.Taoism:This is a philosophy began in China that stressed that there were spirits in nature.Ten Commandments:These are the set of rules under Christianity.Torah:This is the Jewish holy book.Shinto:This is a religion began in Japan that stressed that there are spirits in nature.Chapter 5: The Middle AgesBlack Death or bubonic plague (mid-1300s A.D.)dDisease began somewhere in China that spread throughout Asia and Europe along trade routes. It was considered an epidemic. Unsanitary conditions ensured the disease spread rapidly. Trade came to a halt. When sanitation control such as building sewer system developed the disease eventually disappeared. Charlemagne:Barbarian leader of the Franks who helped to spread Christianity to the Germanic people of Europe and create a strong government that was used as a model for the future kings of Europe.chivalry:This is the code of conduct for the knights in medieval Europe.Crusades: (1096-1297 A.D.)dThese were holy wars fought over the Holy Land (Jerusalem). Christian crusaders wished to gain the lands which were controlled by Muslim kingdoms. The Christian crusaders were not successful, but as a result trade between Europe and the Middle East increased.excommunication:This is the ability of the head of the Roman Catholic Church (pope) to refuse a person from going to church.Feudalism (feudal system):This is a system developed in Europe and also Japan where everyone knows their role. Those in the lower classes work for the higher classes for free and in return the higher classes offer protection to the lower classes.guild:These are trade organizations. They are created to provide skilled workers (ex. carpenters) more power. They are used to train future workers and set prices/wages.knight:This is the warrior class under feudalism in Europe.lord:This is the rich landowning noble class under feudalism in Europe.Magna Carta:This was a law created in England that forced the king to follow common law.manor:This is the lords estate under feudalism. It includes the castle, church, farms, serfs houses, and surrounding land.manorialism:This is an economic system based on agriculture found in medieval Europe in which all know their role on the manor. It is self-sufficient (does not need outside help).monarchy:This is a government ruled by a king.Parliament:This is a legislature that developed in England.pope:This is the leader of the Roman Catholic Church.Roman Catholic Church:This is a branch of Christianity that dominated western Europe and was led by a pope.serf:These are the peasants under feudalism in Europe.The Middle Ages or Dark Ages: (500-1500A.D.)dThis was a time period began in Europe after the fall of the Roman Empire. Trade/education stopped and war was common. Christianity dominated the kingdoms. tithe:This is a 10% church tax on members of the Roman Catholic Church.vassal:This is a lesser lord under feudalism.Chapter 6: The Middle Ages Around the Worldarchipelago:A chain of islands.Aztecs: (1200-1500 A.D.)dA civilization that began in Central America. Its capital city was Tenochtitlan and if created floating gardens.Barter System:Economic system found in feudal Europe during the Middle Ages because the use of money had disappeared. Items of values were traded for one another.bushido:This is the warrior code of conduct of the Samurai.Byzantine Empire: (500-1453 A.D.)dAlso called the Eastern Roman Empire, this civilization survived the collapse of the Roman Empire and lasted for another 1000 years. Its religion was Eastern Orthodoxy. Its achievements include preserving Greek and Roman knowledge, the Justinian Code, & building the Hagia Sophia.Constantinople:Created by the Roman emperor Constantine and made the new capital of the Roman Empire, it became the capital of the Byzantine Empire when Rome collapsed. Its strategic location made it an important trading city that linked European and Asia trade.czar (tsar):A ruler of Russia.Eastern Orthodox Church (Eastern Orthodoxy):This is a branch of Christianity that developed in Eastern Europe. It rejects the authority of the pope and allows priests to marry.Genghis Khan:He is a famous leader of the Mongols.Ibn Battuta:He is a Arab Muslim traveler who wrote about his journeys to East & West Africa.Inca: (1400-1500A.D.)dThis is a civilization that developed along the Andes Mountains in South America. Its people were polytheistic. Its achievements include creating step terraces and creating a large system of roads.irregular coastline:This is a jagged coastline. Ex) Japan, GreeceJapanese Feudalism: (600-1800 A.D.)dThis was a system developed in Japan that was based on a strict class system. At the top was the Emperor followed by the shogun, daimyo, samurai, and then peasants.Justinian Code:This is the code of laws of the Byzantine Empire.Mansa Musa:This is the leader of the Mali Empire who converted to Islam and took a hajj (journey) to Mecca.Maya: (300-900 A.D.)dThis is a civilization that began in Central America. Its people were polytheistic and it developed pyramid structures.Mongols: (1200s A.D.)dThey were a nomadic people of central Asia who conquered most of Asia. Their conquests helped to make trade along the Silk Road safe. Its famous leaders include Genghis Khan and Kubla Khan.Pax Mongolia:150 years of peace in the Mongol Empire that made the Silk Road trade safe again.samurai:This is the warrior class under Japanese feudalism.step terraces:These were steps built into mountains that created fertile land in otherwise unfertile conditions. They have been built by the Inca Empire and in Japan. Trans-Saharan Trade Route:This was a trade route over the Saharan Desert in Africa that focused on the trade of gold and salt. It was important to the Mali, Ghana, and Songhai Empires.Zheng He:A sailor who leads Chinese ships to explore the Indian Oceans for China.Chapter 7: The Renaissance95 Theses:List of reforms Martin Luther believed the Roman Catholic Church needed which led to the Protestant Reformation.Galileo:He invented the telescope which proved the Earth was not the center of the universe.heliocentric model:Model of our solar system in which the sun is at the center.Henry VIII:King of England who created the protestant Anglican Church (Church of England) after the pope refused to grant him a divorce. humanism:New way of thinking during the Renaissance that stressed the importance of individuals.indulgences:A document sold by the Catholic Church that would forgive an individual of their sins.Johannes Gutenberg:He developed a workable printing press in Europe. The first book he created was called the Gutenberg Bible.Leonardo da Vinci:Artist during the Renaissance that painted the Mona Lisa. He was known as the Renaissance Man for his many talents including being an architect & inventor. Martin Luther:A German monk who posted the 95 Theses on a Catholic Church because he disliked the corruption of its priests. This event helped lead to the Protestant Reformation.printing press:First invented in China. Johann Gutenberg developed a workable one in Europe and as a result knowledge was able to spread faster and literacy rose throughout Europe.Protestant Reformation: (1500s A.D.)dEvent began after Martin Luther posted his 95 Theses on a church in Germany. As a result the Protestant religion, which is a branch of Christianity, spread to the countries of northern Europe, including England and Germany.Renaissance: (1300-1500 A.D.)dThis is a time period in Europe after the Middle Ages that began in Italy. It saw a rebirth in learning and a renewed focused on the individual. Scientific Revolution: (1500-1600s A.D.)dThis is a time period in which individuals began to question science which previously had been based on the Catholic Churchs beliefs.Chapter 8: The Age of ExplorationAge of Exploration: (late 1400s-1700s A.D.)dPeriod in which Europe, led by Spain & Portugal, began to explore the ocean in search of shorter trade routes to India and China for spices.Atlantic Slave Trade & The Middle Passage:Trade route that brought slaves from the west coast of Africa to North and South America. Conditions were very bad for the slaves making the forced journey.Christopher Columbus:Sailing for Spain and looking for a ocean route to India/China, he sailed west from Europe and discovered the Americas.Columbian Exchange:This is the exchange of goods, ideas, diseases, etc. began when Europeans came in contact with the people of the Americas.conquistador:These were Spanish conquers.Ferdinand Magellan:Sailor whose crew was the first to circumnavigate the globe proving the earth was round.Francisco Pizarro:Spanish conquistador who conquered the Inca Empire.Henry the Navigator:Portuguese prince who built schools for sailors beginning the Age of Exploration.Hernan Cortez:Spanish conquistador who conquered the Aztec Empire.Marco Polo:Italian explorer who traveled to China by land and wrote about his journeys. This sparked interest in China by Europeans.mercantilism:This was an economic policy used by European kings during the Age of Exploration that stressed gaining gold/silver and creating colonies for raw materials.Triangular Trade:3 pronged trade route. Africa (gives slaves) ( Americas (give raw materials like cotton, sugarcane) ( Europe (gives manufactured goods like textiles) ( AfricaChapter 9: The Enlightenment and Absolutismabsolute monarch (absolutism):A king with total power.Adam Smith & laissez faire:Enlightenment philosopher who said the best economic system is one without government interference in business. (Hands Off).divine right:European kings believed that they had the right to rule because god said so.Enlightenment: (1600-1700s A.D.)dTime period influenced by the Scientific Revolution in which people questioned the way they should be governed.John Locke & natural rights:Enlightenment thinker who stressed all people are entitled to life, liberty, and property.Louis XIV:French absolute monarch who ruled by divine right. He also has been called the Sun King and built the Versailles Palace.Peter the Great:Russian absolute monarch who tried to westernize Russia by brining in European experts to Russia.Phillip II:Spanish absolute monarch who ruled by divine right. He was Catholic and built the Spanish Armada in an attempt to defeat the Protestant Queen Elizabeth of England but failed.The Glorious Revolution: (1688 A.D.)dBloodless revolution in England in which William and Mary become king and queen. They were forced to sign the English Bill of Rights, which guaranteed that the Parliament had the power over the king.Versailles Palace:Palace built by Louis XIV in France.Chapter 10: The French RevolutionDeclaration of the Rights of Man:Document created during the French Revolution that says all French male citizens were equal & ended noble rights.French Estate System, 1700s (1st, 2nd, 3rd):Social class system in France. 1st estate: clergy (church), 2nd estate: nobles, 3rd estate: peasants, middle class. Only the 3rd estate paid taxes.French Revolution: (1789-1799 A.D.)dRevolution that began in France as a result of the poor paying all the taxes and the rich in France spending money wastefully. During the revolution the king and queen were executed. As a result of the revolution, ideas of nationalism spread around the world causing additional revolutions.Louis XVI & Marie Antoinette:King and queen of France during the French Revolution. The people accused them of wastefully spending the peoples money. They were executed by the French people during the revolution.Napoleon Bonaparte:General who became emperor of France after the French Revolution & conquered much of Europe. He developed the Napoleonic Code and helped spread nationalism throughout the lands he conquered. He was defeated when he tried to invade Russia & was not prepared for the Russian winter.Napoleonic Code:Code of laws created by Napoleon in France.Robespierre & the Reign of Terror:Became a leader during the French Revolution and ushered in a period of increased violence during the French Revolution. This period was called the Reign of Terror.Storming of the Bastille:Political prison of king Louis XVI that was attacked by the citizens of Paris and signaling the beginning of the French Revolution.Tennis Court Oath:Event leading up to the French Revolution in which the 3rd estate in France forced the king to agree to create a constitution.Chapter 11: The Industrial Revolution assembly line: Workers on factory lines added parts to a product as it moved along a belt. Production was faster & cheaper and as a result prices of goods decreased.capitalism:An economic system that stresses individuals making decisions & profit.Charles Darwin & natural selection:British scientist who said life evolved over time. He believed since there is a limited food supply only the strongest species survive and the weaker ones disappear (survival of the fittest). factories:Places that brought workers & machines together to produce large quantities of goods.industrialization:The development of industry (factories) in a society.Industrial Revolution: (mid-1700s-1800s A.D.)dPeriod began in Britain because of its supply of iron & coal and large population in which goods were made in factories. As a result people moved to the cities to find jobs. interchangeable parts:Identical pieces that could be used in place of one another. Assembly & repair of items in factories was made easier.James Watt & the steam engine:He improved Thomas Newcomens steam engine which was powered by coal to pump water. It became an important power source during the Industrial Revolution. Karl Marx & The Communist Manifesto:German socialist who disliked the inequality caused by industrialization. He said their would be a revolution between the haves (upper/middle class) and the have-nots which would begin in Industrial Europe and create a classless communist society.labor unions:Workers would joined together for greater strength in the workplace.socialism:An economic system that believed society rather than individuals should own & control the means of production (farms, factories, railways).tenement buildings:Large apartment buildings of the 1800s and early 1900s that were typically of poor quality for those living there.urbanization:The growth of cities.suffrage:The right to vote.Chapter 12: The Age of NationalismGerman unification: (mid-1800s A.D.)dPrussian leader Otto von Bismarck was able to unite the various German states and German people in Austria and Prussia through a policy of expanding the military and building up industry (blood & iron).Haitian Revolution: (1791-1804 A.D.)dHaiti was a French colony. France brought in 500,000 African slaves to work its plantations there. In 1791 Toussaint LOuverture, an ex-slave, led a revolt which eventually led to the creation of a Haiti Republic.Irish Potato Famine (Great Hunger): (1845 A.D.)dAfter the potato was introduced to Ireland it became a very important part of the majority of the Irish peoples diet. When a disease destroyed the potato crop 1 million Irish died of starvation and millions of others migrated to the U.S.Italian unification: (mid-1800s A.D.)dAfter the fall of the Roman empire Italy was ruled by many separate small states. In the mid-1800s the actions of Italian nationalist leaders Giuseppe Mazzini, Camillo Cavour, and Giuseppe Garibaldi were able to unite Italy into one country. militarism:The policy of building up ones military.nationalism:Having pride in ones country.Ottoman Empire 1800s:Empire that stretched from Eastern Europe & the Balkans to North Africa & the Middle East. During the mid-1800s nationalist groups within the empire revolted and threatened the collapse of the empire giving it the nickname: the sick man of Europe.Otto von Bismarck:Prussian leader who was able to encourage German nationalism, helping lead to the unification of Germany. He also encouraged the building of a strong military and industry in Germany known as the policy of blood and iron.pogroms:Attacks encouraged by the Russian czar on Jewish citizens.Russification:Attempts by the czars to make its diverse people act Russia by forcing Russian customs and the Russian language on these diverse people.Simon Bolivar:Called the Liberator and influenced by the French & American Revolutions, as well as Enlightenment ideas, he encouraged Latin American nationalism. In 1810 he fought Spanish rule in South America & won independence for Venezuela, New Granada (Columbia), Ecuador, Peru, & Bolivia.Toussaint LOuverture:Ex-slave who encouraged nationalism and led a revolt in French controlled Haiti. Although he was jailed, his leadership helped Haiti gain independence.Chapter 13: The Age of ImperialismBerlin Conference & The Partition of Africa: (1888 A.D.)dA conference held in Berlin where European countries met in Berlin to discuss the rules for colonizing Africa. This led the countries of Europe to claim most of Africa and set up colonies there.Boxer Rebellion: (1900)dAnti-foreigner feelings in China led to a group of Chinese called the Boxers attacking foreign communities across China. In response European countries & Japan organized a military force & crushed the Boxers. The rebellion failed, but Chinese nationalism spread.cash crop economy:Economy based on one crop such as bananas or coffee. (found in Latin America).imperialism:One country dominates another countrys political, economic, & cultural life. It has been practiced by Europe in Africa, India, & China and by Japan in China & Korea.Indian National Congress:Political Organization created in 1885 by Indian nationalist leaders to help gain greater independence from Britain. It was made up of educated middle class Indians.Japanese Imperialism: (late 1800s A.D.)dAs a result of the Meiji Restoration Japan built up a large military and had economic success. However, it lacked raw materials needed for industrial growth, so it invaded Korea and Manchuria for their resources.Meiji Restoration: (1868-1912 A.D.)dTime period in Japan that resulted after the U.S. navy forced open the Japanese ports for trade. Japan brought in western experts and quickly built up its industry and military and soon became a world power.Opium Wars: (1839-1842 A.D.)dWar fought after the Chinese told the British to stop selling the addictive drug opium to the Chinese people. The British refused and its advanced military easily defeated the Chinese. As a result the British opened all Chinese ports to trade.Panama Canal:Canal opened in 1914 that linked the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans and shortened shipping routes between the two bodies of water.Scramble for Africa: (late-1800s A.D.)dEvent after the Berlin Conference in which the countries of Europe quickly conquered much of Africa to gain its natural resources.Sepoy Mutiny: (1857 A.D.)dA rebellion in India that began when the British East Indian company forced its Indian troops (called Sepoys) to bite off the tips of their cartridges that were lined with cow (sacred to Hindus) and pig (forbidden to Muslims) fat. Indians revolted killing British citizens in India. As a result, the British government took control of India.Suez Canal:Canal built in 1859 in Egypt that linked the Mediterranean & Red Seas. In 1875, Egypt was unable to repay its loans & was forced to sell the canal to the British.White Mans Burden:European belief that it was their duty to spread European culture (medicine, law, and Christianity) to the rest of the world.Chapter 14: World War IArchduke Franz Ferdinand:Heir to the Austria-Hungary thrown who visited Sarajevo, the capital of Bosnia in the Balkans, in 1914. While there, a member of a radical Serbian nationalist group the Black Hand, Gavrilo Princip, assassinated the Archduke & his wife. This event set into motion the events leading to WWI.Armenian Massacre: (late 1800s-early 1900s)dGenocide that took place during the 1910s by the Ottoman Empire. The Ottomans targeted its minority Armenian citizens by deporting 600,000 to Syria & Mesopotamia & killing 1.5 million.Balkans, early 1900 (Powder Keg of Europe):Area known for its mountainous geography, which led to very diverse cultures developing that in time led to growing nationalist rivalries. Early 1900s the Balkans saw conflict between tiny Serbia & the Austria-Hungary Empire which eventually led to WWI.League of Nations: (1919)dAfter WWI, many nations of the world agreed to work out their disagreements rather than go to war as well as take united action against aggressive nations. However, the League had no way to enforce its policy.propaganda:Influencing how people think and act.radicals:People who wanted extreme changes in society.reparations:Payments; after WWI the Treaty of Versailles forced the defeated Germany to pay reparations to the victorious France and Britain.self-determination:The right to rule oneself.trench warfare (WWI):Warfare used during World War I by the Allied and Central Powers. Both sides dug trenches to protect their armies from gunfire.Treaty of Versailles: (1919)dAgreement the Allies forced the new German Republic to sign after WWI. It forced Germany to take full blame for causing the war. It forced Germany to pay huge reparations (payments) to the Allies. It limited the size of the German military & returned Alsace & Lorraine to France.Triple Alliance, 1882 (The Central Powers):WWI alliance of Germany, Austria-Hungary, & Ottoman Empire.Triple Entente, 1883 (Allied Powers):WWI alliance of France, Britain, & Russia.World War I causes ( MANIA:Militarism, Alliances, Nationalism, Imperialism, Assassination (of the Archduke).World War I: (1914-1918)dConflict began in the Balkans that was fought in France, Germany, and Russia between the Allied and Central Powers. It saw the use of trench warfare, which resulted in high battlefield death rates. In the end the Allies won and forced the Central Powers to accept the Treaty of Versailles.Chapter 15: World War II1930s Italian aggression:In 1935 Italy invaded Ethiopia in North Africa for its natural resources. The League voted sanctions (penalties) against Italy.1930s German aggression:Hitler violated the Versailles Treaty by building up the German military. He wanted to unite the worlds German people and in 1936 sent troops into the Rhineland bordering France. He send his armies into Austria making himself its leader and then forced Britain and France to give him the Sudetenland in Czechoslovakia.Adolf Hitler:Totalitarian leader and leader of the Nazi party. He stressed extreme nationalism, racism, & anti-Semitism (hatred of Jews). He said all Germans were part of a master race of Aryans, wanted all Germans to unite, and blamed the Jews for Germanys defeat in WWI. Allied Alliance (WWII)The partnership between Britain, U.S, & the Soviet Union during WWII.Anti-Semitism:A hatred of Jews.appeasement:Giving into an aggressors demand Ex) Munich Conference & Hitler.atomic bomb:Powerful weapon developed by the U.S. and later the Soviet Union.Axis Alliance (WWII)The partnership between Germany, Italy, & Japan during WWII.Attack on Pearl Harbor: (Dec. 7, 1941)dSurprise attack by the Japanese on the U.S. naval base at Pearl Harbor. This led to the U.S. entry into WWII.Balfour Declaration: (1917)dPromise by the British to the Jews to create a homeland for them in Palestine.Benito Mussolini:Fascist totalitarian leader who came to power in Italy. He believed the needs of the state were more important than the rights of the individual. He ended freedom of press, rigged elections, used propaganda, & put his critics in prison.Blitzkrieg:Lightening war strategy used by Nazi Germany which used tanks & airplanes to quickly attack an enemy.Bolsheviks (Communists):Political party ran by Vladimir Lenin. The overthrew the Russia provisional government in 1917 & seized Russian cities. They took the name Communists, gave land to the peasants, and gave workers control of the factories.Chinese Civil War: (1927-1950)dConflict fought between the Nationalists led by Jiang Jieshi and the Communist led by Mao Zedong in China in which the Communist were victorious.civil disobedience:Refusing to follow unjust laws.collectives:Large farms found in communist countries in which all people theoretically worked the land equally and all benefited equally from.collectivization (collective farming):Policy used by the communist Soviet Union in which all peasants farm animals & tools became property of the collective (large farms). The government set all prices on produce.command economy (central planning):Economy where the government made all economic decisions (also called central planning). This typically is found under communist governments.concentration camps:Prison/labor camps in Nazi Germany.D-Day: (1944)dEvent during WWII when the Allies invaded Europe forcing Hitler to fight a 2-front war. 156,000 Allied troops cross the English Channel onto the beaches of France. The Germans retreated and the Allies were able to free France from Nazi control.dictator:One ruler with total power. Ex) Hitler, Stalinfascism:Belief system that stressed extreme nationalism. It wanted a strong central government, was non-communist, & the government controlled individuals. Its leaders used violence, stressed loyalty, & encouraged militarism & expansion.Final Solution:Plan by Adolf Hitler of Germany to eliminate all Jews.Five Year Plans:Policy began by Joseph Stalin in the Soviet Union. He tried to rapidly build heavy industries, improve transportation networks, & increased farm production by setting high production quotas. Large factories were built, oil/coal/steel production increased, & new railroads were built.Gestapo:Hitlers secret police.Great Depression: (1928-1939)dDuring the 1920s industries in the West were producing too much material, prices decreased & businesses failed. 1929 in the U.S. the New York Stock Exchange crashed beginning the Great Depression. Millions became unemployed around the world.Japans invasion of Manchuria: (1931)dIn 1931 the Japanese army wanted to invade Manchuria, which was rich in natural resources. Without asking the government, the Japanese army attacked the Chinese forces in Manchuria. The League of Nation condemned the Japanese aggression against China, but took no military action.Joseph Stalin:Communist totalitarian leader of the Soviet Union. He encouraged collectivization and Five Year Plans in the Soviet Union. He also heavily used propaganda and the use of secret police.kamikazes:Suicide airplane attacks used by the Japanese against the Allies during WWII.Kemal Ataturk:Encouraged Turkish nationalism, defeated the Greeks, & created the Turkey Republic. He took the name Atatrk meaning father of the Turks. In power he modernized & westernized Turkey while separating religion (Islam) & government.Kristallnacht (The Night of Broken Glass): (1938)dNazis attacked Jewish communities all over Germany. Over 30,000 Jews were arrested.Holocaust:Genocide began by Adolf Hitler and the Nazis towards the Jews of Europe. By 1945 the Nazis had killed 6 million Jews.island hopping:Strategy used by the U.S. military against the Japanese during WWII. The U.S. attacked strategically important island held by the Japanese and ignored others.isolationism:A policy of a country to decrease contact with the outside world.Long March: (1934-1935)dThe event during the Chinese Civil War in which the Chinese Nationalist under Jiang Jieshi forced the Chinese Communist under Mao Zedong to retreat.Mao Zedong:The leader of the Chinese Communists. He wanted to gain the support of the Chinese peasants and promised to redistribute land to the peasants.Mohandas Gandhi:He was a middle class Hindu leader in India who in the 1920s emerged & united Indians of all classes against British colonial rule. He urged passive (non-violent) resistance like boycotts & civil disobedience (refusing to follow unjust laws) like the Salt March. He supported equal rights for all Indians (men & women) and fought to end unfair treatment of the untouchables.Munich Conference: (1938)dBritish & French leaders practicing appeasement gave the Sudetenland in Czechoslovakia to Hitler & in exchange Hitler said he would not expand anymore, which he did anyways.Nazism:Political party that came to power in Germany that was led by Adolf Hitler. It encouraged extreme German nationalism, increased militarism, and blamed the Jews for the German defeat in WWI.Nazi-Soviet Pact: (1939)dAt the beginning of WWII, Hitler & Stalin agreed not to fight each other & secretly divided up Poland & other Eastern European countries.Nazi Youth:Hitlers policy of brainwashing young Germans with Nazi ideas, guaranteeing they would be loyal to him.New Economic Policy or NEP: (1921)dPolicy began by Vladimir Lenin in communist Russia that allowed small amounts of capitalism. Small businesses were allowed to make private profits. Peasants were allowed to keep small plots of land & sell their extra crops. Russias economy improved.Nuremberg Laws: (1935)dLaws passed by Nazi Germany that made it so Jews could not marry non-Jews, go to German schools, hold government jobs, or be lawyers/doctors.Nuremberg Trials: (1945-1949)dTrials after WWII that put Nazi leaders on trial for their actions during the Holocaust. 200 Nazis were found guilty & sentenced to death or put in jail for crimes against humanity.passive resistance:Non-violent resistance.Russian Revolution: (1917)dIts causes include the Russian czar and provisional governments weaknesses, battlefield deaths during WWI, and mass starvation caused the Bolshevik (Communist) Party, led by Vladimir Lenin to overthrow the government by promising the people peace, land, and bread and led to a communist Russia.Salt March: (1939)dThe British had a monopoly on salt in India. Gandhi & 1000s of Indians set out on a 240 mile march to the sea to make salt. The British arrested & jailed Gandhi. 1000s followed his lead by collecting salt & were arrested.Theodor Herzl & Zionism: (1896)dJewish journalist whose ideas began Zionism: a movement to create a Jewish homeland in Palestine.totalitarianism:A government ruled by a dictator who has total control of the economy, government, and society. It used heavy propaganda and secret police to enforce policy as well as encouraged militarism.Vladimir Lenin (peace, land, & bread):He was influenced by Karl Marx and told Russians that only a revolution could bring about change in Russia. He overthrew the provisional government, & seized Russian cities, gave land to the peasants, and gave control of the factories to the workers.World War II causes (FAMANIA):Fascism, Appeasement, Militarism, Alliances, Nationalism, Imperialism, Anarchy .World War II: (1939-1945)dWorld struggle fought between the Axis and Allied alliances. Battles were fought all over the world with the Allies prevailing.Chapter 16: The Cold WarBerlin Airlift: (1948)dStalin attempted to blockade West Berlin to force the West out of the city. As a result the West led by the U.S. took part in a round the clock delivery of supplies by plane to West Berlin. As a result the Soviet Union ended the blockade.Berlin WallDuring the Cold War in Germany, East Berlin supported by the communist Soviet Union, saw economic decline and its unhappy citizens fleeing to West Berlin. In response in 1961 East Germany built the Berlin Wall, topped with barbed wire and patrolled by armed guards, to keep its citizens from leaving. The East German people continued to suffer hard times. When the wall came down in 1989 it signaled the collapse of the Soviet Union.Chinas Communist Revolution: (1946-1950)dEvent in China in which the Chinese Communists led by Mao Zedong defeated the Chinese Nationalists and created a Communist Chinese government. Mao was successful because he appealed to Chinese nationalism and gained the support of the Chinese peasants.Cold War: (1945-1991)dA state of conflict between the U.S. & the Soviet Union where neither superpower directly attacked each other. However, both competed economically & militarily with each other.communism:An economic system where the government owns all property. The government decides all economic decisions (what is produced, how much is produced, & at what price items are sold). Present in the former Soviet Union, Cuba, North Korea.containment:U.S. policy during the Cold War to limit the spread of communism.Cuban Missile Crisis: (1962)dThe Soviet Union placed nuclear missiles in Cuba. In response the U.S. set up a naval blockade to prevent further Soviet weapon shipments. U.S. President John F. Kennedy demanded that the Soviet Union remove its nuclear missiles from Cuba. Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev agreed to remove the Soviet missiles from Cuba when the U.S. agreed not to invade Cuba.Cultural Revolution: (1966)dEvent began by Mao Zedong in China in which he attempted to increase the Chinese peoples loyalty to communism. He attacked his opponents and encouraged students to form groups called the Red Guards who attacked professors & factory mangers.East GermanyAfter Germany was split following WWII this was the side supported by the communist Soviet Union. It developed a communist government and saw economic hard times.European Coal & Steal Community: (1952)dAn organization created by West Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, France, & Italy. It set up the free trade of coal & steel among member states by getting rid of tariffs.Fidel Castro:Cuban nationalists & Communist who organized a successful rebellion against the corrupt dictator who ruled Cuba. Castro took over Cuban businesses & put most land under his communist governments control. Castro gained the Cuban peoples support by raising the standard of living for many Cubans.democracy:Type of government which is elected & ran by the citizens. Freedoms of speech & press are common. Ex) U.S., Britaindtente:Decrease in tensions between the U.S. and Soviet Union during the Cold War.glasnost:Policy meaning openness began by Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev. It encouraged the Soviet people to discuss the countrys problems openly without fear of punishment.Great Leap Forward: (1958-1960)dProgram began by Mao Zedong of communist China, which aimed to increase farm & industrial production. It created communes which combined several villages, 1000s of acres, & up to 25,000 people.Ho Chi Mihn:Vietnamese nationalist leader influenced by Karl Marx & communism who was the leader of North Vietnam and was able to successfully defeat the U.S. in the Vietnam War by using guerilla warfare against the U.S. military.Iron Curtain:An imaginary line between the democratic Western Europe & the communist Eastern Europe.Korean War & the 38th Parallel: (1950-1953)dBegan when North Korea led by its communist leader Kim Il Sung crossed the 38th parallel that spilt North and South Korea thus declaring war on South Korea. The UN led by the U.S. helped the South Koreans and pushed the North Koreans to the Chinese border. The communist Chinese then aided the North Koreans and pushed the U.S./South Koreans troops back to the 38th parallel. The war ended with North & South Korea separated along the 38th parallel.market economy (capitalism):Economic system in which businesses & individuals can make their own economic decisions. Property is privately owned. Prices are based on supply & demand. Ex) Britain, U.S.Marshall Plan:As part of the U.S. policy of containment the U.S. gave food & economic aid to European countries to rebuild after World War II.Mikhail Gorbachev:Soviet leader that came to power in 1985 and encouraged reforms. He encouraged the policy of glasnost (openness) and perestroika (restructuring the government/economy). These policies led to the countries of the Soviet Union to declare independence and the fall of the Soviet Union.North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO):Military alliance formed in 1949 by the U.S., Canada, & ten countries in western Europe during the Cold War. Members agreed to help each other if attacked. North Korea: Created after WWII, it was supported by the Soviet Union during the Cold War. It developed a communist government and in modern times it is feared by the world to have nuclear weapons.North Vietnam:Created after WWII it was supported by the Soviet Union during the Cold War. Its leader Ho Chi Minh developed a communist government that was able to defeat the U.S. and South Vietnamese during the Vietnam War. As a result, Vietnam was united as one communist country.perestroika:Policy urged by the Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev meaning restructuring of the Soviet government & economy. It allowed limited private enterprise (capitalism) and allowed farmers to sell produce on the free market. However, factories could not survive without government aid leading to high unemployment.Pol Pots & the Killing Fields: (1975)dCommunist dictator and leader of the Khmer Rouge who took over Cambodia. He drove people from the cities and forced them to work on rural farms. He slaughtered, starved, & worked to death more than 1 million Cambodians. 200,000 were executed in large mass graves called the killing fields, which was considered a genocide.South Korea:Created after WWII it was supported by the West (U.S./Western Europe) during the Cold War. It has developed a democratic government and capitalist economy which has seen much success.South Vietnam:Created after WWII it was supported by the U.S. during the Cold War. It developed a dictatorship and was defeated by North Vietnam during the Vietnam War.Soviet satellites:Countries dependent on the Soviet Union for economic & military aid during the Cold War.Sputnik I:1st artificial satellite (object that orbits a larger body) to be sent into spaceSuperpower:A world power; during the Cold War the U.S. and Soviet Union were labeled this.Vietnam War: (1963-1973)dWar fought between North Vietnam supported by the Soviet Union/China and South Vietnam supported by the U.S. North Vietnams communist leader Ho Chi Minh was able to use guerrilla warfare and defeat the U.S. and unite Vietnam.Warsaw Pact:It was a military alliance made up of the Soviet Union & 7 Eastern European countries that formed in 1955 during the Cold War. Members agreed to protect each other if attacked.West GermanyAfter Germany was split following WWII it was the part of Germany supported by the West (U.S./Europe). It developed a democracy and saw economic success during the Cold War.Chapter 17: Modern Times2nd Iraq War: (2003)dIn 2003 the U.S. & Britain claimed, Saddam Hussein the leader of Iraq, still had weapons of mass destruction (WMDs) & encouraged world terrorism. U.S., British, & coalition forces invaded Iraq, removed Saddam, & occupied Iraq. U.S. led efforts to rebuild Iraq were slowed by guerrilla attacks & suicide bombings, especially from Sunnis who feared losing power in Iraq.al Qaeda:Meaning the the Base in Arabic it was an Islamic fundamentalist group began in 1988 by Osama bin Laden. Its goals were to destroy Israel & to end U.S. influence in the Middle East. It attacked U.S. interests in Asia & Africa, including the Sept 11th, 2001 attacks on the World Trade Centers & Pentagon in the U.S.African Union (AU):Organization formed in 2002 by 53 African countries in the hopes of solving Africas economic, political, & environmental problems.Apartheid:Laws passed in 1948 by the South African government that created a system of racial segregation. It was designed to guarantee white control over South Africa. Black citizens were forced to get permission to travel, it banned interracial marriages, & it segregated restaurants/beaches/schools.Arab-Israeli conflict: (1947-present)dConflict began after the creation of Israel in 1947 by the UN. Israel & the Arab nations bordering it along with Arab Muslim Palestinians in Israel fought wars in 1948, 1956, 1967, & 1973 in which Israel defeated every Arab attack & took control of Arab territories. In 1979 at the Camp David Accords, Israel & Egypt made peace. In 1993 Palestinian leader Yasir Arafat & Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin signed the Oslo Accords hoping to create peace, but the violence has continued. Asian Tigers:Nations located in the Pacific Rim including Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore, & South Korea. They received their nickname because of their aggressive economic growth.deforestation:Cutting of trees without replacing them. Affects areas in Africa, Latin America, & Asia. This is especially true for the Amazon Basin in South America.Deng Xiaoping:Became the new Communist leader of China in 1978. He was a reformer who was interested in modernizing the Chinese economy & technology by beginning a policy called the Four Modernizations that allowed for some characteristics of a free market economy (capitalism) in China.desertification:Spreading of the desert that has caused farmlands to be overtaken by deserts in Africa & China. This is especially true to the Sahel region south of the Sahara Desert in Africa.ethnic cleansing:The purposeful killing of an ethnic group. Ex) Bosnian Civil War: Serbs killings MuslimsEuro:The European Unions currency (form of money).European Union (EU): (1993-present)dOrganization formed from the European Community in 1993 that promoted a free flow of capital, labor, & goods among EU members. In the early 2000s the EU added a dozen countries from the former communist Eastern Europe.Four Modernizations:Policy began by Chinese Communist leader Deng Xiaoping that allowed for some characteristics of a free market economy (capitalism) in China. It ended the communes & gave peasants land. Chinese were allowed to set up businesses & managers of state-run factories were given more freedom.globalization:This describes how countries economies, politics, & cultures are becoming entangled with one another.Green Revolution: (1950s-present)dA period began during the 1950s when commercially developed seeds, pesticides, & equipment (ex. tractors) were introduced to the developing world along with new farming methods. It increased agricultural production in developing countries like India, Brazil, & China & decreasing the chance of famine.immigration:Movement of people from one place to another.interdependence:Countries rely on each other for goods, resources, knowledge, & labor.Islamic fundamentalism:Belief that Islam should control society. It heavily influences Iran & Saudi Arabia. Israel: (1947-present)dThe experiences of Jews during the Holocaust created worldwide support for a Jewish homeland & in 1947 the UN created a plan to divide Palestine into an Arab Muslim & a Jewish state. Jews accepted the plan, Arab Muslims rejected it. In 1948 the Jewish nation of Israel was created.Jomo Kenyatta:Leader of the Mau Mau, a radical Kenyan group. He wanted Kenya to gain independence from Britain by promoting Kenyan nationalism. He turned to guerrilla warfare, burning farms & attacking white settlers & black Kenyans who worked with the white farmers. He was arrested, making him a national hero & in 1963 he became Kenyas 1st president.Kashmir:A state in the Himalayas Mountains with Muslim & Hindu populations that has been a place of conflict between India & Pakistan & the two countries have fought many wars over. Kurds:Ethnic group living in Iran, Iraq, Syria, & Turkey that are a minority in each country and face discrimination. In the 1970s Kurdish rebels fought Turkish forces wanting an independent state of Kurdistan. In the 1980s in Iraq, Saddam used chemical weapons on Kurdish civilians killing 1000s.Latin America:Area that includes Mexico, Central America, the Caribbean, & South America.Middle East:Area including the countries of Southwest Asia and North Africa, including the countries extending from Libya on the West to Afghanistan on the East. Most people in the region are Muslim but there are Christian minorities & the Jewish nation of Israel. It has been called the Far East reflecting a Western bias in written history.mixed economy An economic system that combines market & command economies.Nelson Mandela:He became the leader of the African National Congress (ANC) in the 1950s & led young South Africans in peacefully resisting Apartheid laws. Over time he shifted from nonviolent protests to armed resistance against the white minority government and was arrested and sentenced to life in prison. He remained popular and became a symbol of the struggle against apartheid in prison and after being released with the aid of foreign pressure, was elected president of South Africa.nuclear proliferation:The spread of nuclear weapons.Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC):An organization of oil-holding nations that formed in 1960. It Includes nations with large oil reserves including Saudi Arabia, Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, & Venezuela. Since the 1970s, OPEC has focused on controlling the production & price of oil.Osama bin Laden:Leader of al Qaeda who in 2000 provided aid, training, & money to terrorist groups around the world. His goals were to destroy Israel & to end the U.S. influence in the Middle East.PakistanMuslim country formed after the partition of the Indian subcontinent. It has faced the problem of Islamic fundamentalism.Persian Gulf War: (1990-1991)dConflict that began when Iraq invaded Kuwait to gain Kuwaits oil fields & gain access to the strategic Persian Gulf (area between Iran & the Arabian Peninsula). The U.S. thought this was an illegal move that threatened world oil reserves & in 1991 successfully led a UN coalition (alliance) to drive Iraq out of Kuwait.Rwanda Civil War, 1990s (Hutus vs. Tutsis):Conflict fought in the Central African country of Rwanda between the majority ethnic group, the Hutus, and the minority ethnic group the Tutsis who dominated Rwandas government. In 1994 Hutu officials urged civilians to kill Tutsis & around 500,000 were killed and 3 million Rwandans lost their homes in what was called a genocide. The international community was slow to act. After Rwanda, world leaders pledged to stop any future genocide.Saddam Hussein:In 1979 he became the dictator of Iraq. Those who opposed him were tortured, imprisoned, or killed. In the 1980s Saddam used chemical weapons on Kurdish civilians killing 1000s & was accused of genocide.Sahel (Africa):Semi-desert region just south of the Sahara Desert in Africa that was hit hard by desertification.Slobodan Milosevic:Yugoslavian (Serbian) president in the mid-1990s. He came in conflict with the Muslim Albanians and used ethnic cleansing on Albanians in the Serbian province of Kosovo. In 1999 NATO launched air strikes against Serbia forcing Yugoslavias troops out of Kosovo. Milosevic was arrested & put on trail for crime against humanity.Sudan & Darfur conflicts: (1990s-present)dAfter independence Sudans Arab Muslim north dominated the non-Muslim, non-Arab south & the Arab led government passed laws that discriminated against non-Muslims. In 2004, ethnic conflict spread to Sudans western region of Darfur where Arab militias, backed by the government, terrorized the non-Arab Muslim people of Darfur, burning villages, driving 1000s of farmers off their land & into refugee camps, & killing 10,000s in what was called a genocide.Taliban:Islamic fundamentalists who took control of Afghanistan and allowed al Qaida to live there. After the Sept 11th, 2001 attacks by al Qaeda against the U.S. the Taliban refused to give up al Qaida members and was invaded and defeated by U.S. forces.terrorism:The use of violence, especially against civilians, to achieve political goals.theocracy:A government ruled by religious leaders. Ex) IranTiananmen Square Massacre:In 1989, 1000s of student protesters gathered in Tiananmen Square, a huge public plaza at the center of Chinas capital of Beijing, to call for democracy in China. 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