7.1 Shifting Power after 1900

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Rebellion Locations in the Early 20th Century

Russia, China, and Mexico

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Result of Early 20th Century Rebellions

Revolutionaries unseated ruling governments, challenging political and social orders.

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Major Internal Problems in Russia

Economic stagnation, slow education expansion, inadequate infrastructure, resistance to political reform, and reluctance to recognize civil liberties.

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Impact of Internal Problems on Russia's International Affairs

Russia became weaker in international matters due to lack of a strong economic base to support military.

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Crimean War Outcome

A loss for Russia against the Ottoman Empire, supported by Great Britain and France.

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Bolsheviks

An organization representing the revolutionary working class, led by Vladimir Lenin, that seized power to establish a communist government.

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Communist Beliefs

Workers should own the means of production, leading to collective prosperity and a just society.

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Bloody Sunday

A peaceful march by workers that turned violent when tsar troops fired, killing about 1300 marchers.

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Russo-Japanese War Outcome

Russia lost to Japan, marking the first time a non-European power defeated a European power in modern history.

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Three People's Principles by Sun Yat-Sen

Democracy, Nationalism, Livelihood.

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Causes of Qing Dynasty's Fall

Ethnic tension, famine, and low government revenues.

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Young Turks' Goals

To advocate for a constitution and Turkification in the Ottoman Empire.

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Ataturk

The 'Father of the Turks', who modernized Turkey and implemented reforms for education, women's rights, and secularism.

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Results of the Mexican Revolution

Adoption of a new constitution in 1917 and the formation of the Institutional Revolutionary Party in 1929.

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Main Causes of the Mexican Revolution

Jailing of opposition candidates, growing discontent with Diaz's policies, foreign control, and land reform issues.

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Emiliano Zapata

A leader dedicated to land redistribution for impoverished peasants during the Mexican Revolution.

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Effect of WWI on the Ottoman Empire

Dismantling and creation of independent countries, with the Republic of Turkey established.