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WW1	Imperialism	WWII	Cold War	Nation Building
100 Germany and Austro-Hungary and ottoman empire who were the central powers	100 A method of extending a country's political power and influence through diplomacy and military force What is the definition of imperialism?	100 Great Britain(winston Churchill) Soviet Union( Joseph Stalin) U.S.A( Franklin Roosevelt) What countries were part of the big three and who represented them?	100 symbolized the ideological conflict and physical boundary dividing Europe into two separate areas from the end of World War II in 1945 until the end of the Cold War What was the iron curtain?	100 The theory that humans are included in Darwin's theory of natural selection as plants and animals What is Social darwinism?
200 The assassination of franz ferdinand by serbian nationalist asassins What was the trigger of WWI	200 U.s, Great Britain, ottoman empire, France, Russia what were the biggest imperial powers in the late 19th century?	200 It was Germany invading Germany for arial dominance British win increased their morale Why was the battle of britain signifigant?	200 American aid to Eurppe in an attempt to stop the spread of communism What was the marshall plan?	200 Germany what was the nation that unified for the first time in 1871 and would eventually become a world power?
300 a treaty that basically blamed germany for the war and caused them to pay heavy reparations. What was the treaty of verseille?	300 The global economy will increase as a result of imperialism because it makes the people who are being imperialised upset with their nation and creates political unrest in that nation. It increased migration majorly because people will not want to migrate What were the consequences of imperialism on the global economy and on migration?	300 It was easy for Stalin to retain control because they had no secure border so it was easy to invade and take over their land. Why was it relatively easy for Stalin to retain control over Eastern Europe after the war?	300 Western europe was helped by the vast sums of money and food supplies given to them through the marshall plan. How and why did western Europe recover so successfully from World War II?	300 the imposed responsibility of white's to govern, control and spread their culture to nonwhite people. what was the white man's burden?
400 Nations found themselves dragged into the war by pre-existing alliances, and knowledge of these alliances played a key role in the decisions taken by major players in the war. How did the alliance system contribute to the outbreak of World War I?	400 economic - the desire to make money, to expand and control foreign trade, to create new markets for products political - a nation's desire to gain power, to compete with other European countries, to expand territory Religious- motives included the desir What were the major motivations for western imperialism?	400 They were allies because they were forced into an uncomfortable alliance. How did World War II affect U.S.-Soviet relations?	400 welfare capitalism had more restrictions which form of market had more restrictions, welfare capitalism or deregulation?	400 He made Germany become a modern unified nation. what did Otto van Bismarck accomplish?
500 The Treaty of Versailles was considered a failure because the treaty would indirectly create WW2. The treaty of versailles made germany have to pay reparations that were too severe this allowed hitler to rise to power by blaming it all on the jews. it was Why do many historians consider the Treaty of Versailles to have been a failure?	500 They detested imperialism and wanted the imperialists to leave their nation immediately. They felt that they were being absolutely oppressed and given no say over what they wanted for their nation. How did the populations of colonized nations respond to imperialism?	500 Soviet Union - Communism Germany - Fascism Western Europe - Liberalism What were the 3 main idealisms during WWII?	500 it was due to the rising demands by asian and african people for racial equality Why did decolonization increase during the cold war era?	500 Bismarck used a policy he called Kulturkampf. Kulturkampf was a conflict from 1872 to 1887 between the German government (headed by Bismarck) and the papacy for the control of schools and Church appointments, in which Bismarck was forced to concede to What strategies did Bismarck use to unify Germany, and explain?

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