MWHH Term Review

A feeling of pride in ones nation that has people who have a common culture, beliefs, and ethnicity.

This ideology supports the idea of one ruler being over every aspect of the country with unquestionable authority.

This document was foundational in the French Revolution as it declared all men "free and equal in rights." It was inspired by enlightenment ideas.

These documents were foundational to the Anglican Church and tried to bridge the gap between Catholics and Protestants.

Goods, plants, animals, and diseased were exchanged between the Old and New worlds.

This man proposed the idea that population would outpace food production during the Industrial Revolution.

The man above also said that population growth was ____ while the increase in food production was linear.

The name of this economic system translates to "let it be" and it advocates for limited intervention in the economy.

Last tsar of Russia who was slimed out in a basement in 1918.

King of Belgium who infamously committed many atrocities in the Congo.

This british man's nickname was "____ of Arabia" and he sparked a revolution against the Ottoman Empire.

Jewish German woman who wrote The Origins of Totalitarianism.

The treaty that ended WWI and set up Europe up for WWII as it was very harsh towards Germany was called the Treaty of ____.

The German idea of Living Space that motivated their European conquests.

This British company held almost complete control of India and had their own very large private army.

In this agreement, Hitler promised not to invade the Czechloslovakian Sudatenland. Nevile Chamberlain famously waved this piece of paper around claiming "I believe it is peace for our time."

This allience's core members were France, the United Kingdom, and Russia. (WWI Alliance)

This allience's core members were Austria-Hungary and Germany, but it later grew to include Bulgaria and the Ottomans.

This war was fought between China and Japan and was a result of the Marco Polo Bridge Incident. It was called the second ______.

This was a time of global tension between the worlds two superpowers at that time: the USA and USSR.

These were wars fought indirectly between the US and USSR. These superpowers often intervened in civil wars in order to further their own influence.

The act of European powers rushing to colonize Africa in the 19th Century was called the _____.

The Conference of ____ was where the borders for colonial Africa were drawn up between the European powers.

This man was called the "Iron Chancellor" for his role in the Unifacation of Germany.

Political approach based on practical goals, power, and results, not ideals, morals, or emotions. This political meathod is often referred to as Machiavellian or amoral.

This war led to the final unifacation of Germany.

This was the invasion of the Soviet Union by Nazi Germany and its allies.

On what day did D-Day occur? (Month Day, Year)

This precursor of the United Nations was made after WW1 in order to promote global cooperation and peace.

The ____was sergregation laws put in place by white South Africans.

This man was the first president of South Africa and fought the above laws.

Way of thinking that establishes that there is no right moral doctrine. Allows for people to find their own truth, disregarding traditional beliefs or values.