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Maxim gun

first european machine gun used against africa

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Henry morton stanley

goes to Congo to scout for colony in 1879 for King Leopold II of Belgium (Wanted rubber from trees for bicycles)

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1884 berlin conference

conference between france, england, germany, spain, portugal, italy and belgium for annexing africa hosted by otto von bismark

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how did modern military affect 1896

Ethiopian army marched against Italy, won and secured their territory

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Congo free state casualties

similar to holocaust (estimated 10 million)

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Boer war

Descended from dutch colonists that fought against the british

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King Leopold II

 instituted slavery with the Force Publique army, steals from Belgium treasury, 10 years of unrestrained slavery, gets humanitarian awards while lying

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Cecil rhodes

1880 colonial governor who shaped british policy in south africa (Founded beers diamond company)

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Cape to Cairo

railway that stopped due to germany claiming land

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British East India Company

traded with merchants to support economy, Tea, cotton, opium, and spices were all extremely valuable resources found in India (not ruled as colony rn)

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Raj

British established a colonial government after revolt, queen Victoria became empress of India

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The Sepoy Rebellion of 1857

Indian soldiers employed by the British as a security force Took control of Delhi and killed citizens living there

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effects of British in India

destroyed the local textile industries with mass production, lawed tax system/misuse of land, peasants being stripped of their holdings, widespread famine

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modernization of British in India

built some factories, Railroads, courts, schools, and post offices

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Opium War (1839-1842)

Merchants are executed to stop opium from being unloaded at ports, British naval superiority with steam powered ships

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Yangzi River battle

British cut off Nanjing, forcing the Chinese to give Hong Kong

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M: militarism in Europe

British naval dominance through first dreadnaught (battleship) results in rivalry with Germany

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MAIN causes for WW1

militarism, alliances, imperialism and nationalism

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Ultimatum is issued on July 23, 1914

Austria wants to put serbia (not allied with anyone) to be put on trial for murder

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blank check

Kaiser William II emperor of germany (wants war) gives any support to austria against serbia

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July 28, 1914

Austria-Hungary declares war on Serbia

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Central powers

Germany, Austria-Hungary, Ottoman Empire

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Allied powers

France, Russia, Serbia, Great Britain, Italy

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Stalemate

battle lines would remain almost the same for all four years of the war on the Western Front.

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invasion of Belgium

Germany declares war on France and Russia

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Treaty of Brest-Litovsk

Russia signed treaty with Germany to get out of war

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Lusitania sunk 1915

1,200 passengers including 128 Americans die (secretly had aid for britain)

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Russian Revolution of 1917

Hungry and angry peasants revolted, monarchy falls and Tsar Nicholas II bails

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Zimmerman Telegram

German foreign minister, Arthur Zimmerman tries to instigate Mexico to attack USA (warned by Britain) so they are too busy to interrupt

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Kaiser William II

 abdicated his throne and fled to the Netherlands in november 1918

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Benito mussolini

formed fascist party (paramilitary group) to make veterans into his personal army aka blackshirts

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effects of II Duce (The Leader) 1925

rigged elections, censored press, workers not allowed to go on strike

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Fascism Characteristics

nationalism, militarism, aggressive foreign expansion, weakness of democracy, economic crises

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Weimar republic

Germany was no longer a monarchy, established a written constitution, parliament had a elected chancellor

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what did Hitler do in 1920?

Joined german worker’s party (DAP) aka national socialist german workers party (Nazis)

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Putsch beer hall

paramilitary of 600 brownshirts march to overthrow government in Munich

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How did prison change Hitler?

previously encouraged hostile takeover, after he wanted to take control of government politically (130,000 members by 1929)

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1932 election

Hitler became chancellor 1933 (president gave him title after coming in second in presidential race)

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Reichstag fire (Berlin house for german parliament in 1933 burned)

Dutch communist arrested and killed quickly, Hitler used incident for emergency power

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Enabling act

Removes authority from german parliament, gives law crafting to Hitler, no more democracy

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Nazi germany affects

Anti-intellectualism, encourage book burnings, outlaw culture (some kinds of music ect.)