Lecture 7- Great Divergence part 3 - карточки | Quizlet

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When did Russia abolish serfdom?

1860s

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After serfdom abolished, russia heavily developed infrastructure and changed in which key ways?

-Railways

-Stabilization of currency

-barriers to foreign investment removed

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When was the NEP implemented?

1921

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What did the NEP do?

Allowed some private enterprise and market mechanisms while keeping key industries under state control

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What was "Big Push" Industrialism in Russia?

Series of 5 years plans to build all instruments of industrialized society.

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What were the key issues with the big push industrialization in Russia?

-Lack of incentives for production

-Quantity over quality

-Major reallocation out of agriculture into industry which created large famine

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What marks the beginning of the Argentina golden age and when was it?

Creation of constitution and unification into federation. 1862-1913

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What were the key growth drivers in argentinas golden age?

-Export led growth and internation trade

-Utilization of domestic resoures, mainly agricultural land

-Mass immigration and urbanization

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By the 1880s, the rise of _______ _________ — a science focused on locating mineral deposits — began reshaping global economies. Brazil, Mexico, Canada, Japan, and the Congo were all key areas of resource exploration

Imperial Geology

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Who was in the Triple alliance?

Germany, Austria-Hungary, Italy

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Who was in the Triple Entente?

Britain, France, Russia

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When did WWI break out and when did it end?

1914-1918

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WW! neutrals saw _____ real GDP growth after the war than their combatant country couterparts?

higher

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What were some of the main consequences of WWI?

-Large material damages

-Modernization

-Previous leading sectors from the first industrial revolution replaced by new capital intensive ones like chemicals, electricity, and metalurgy.

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What were some weaknesses of the roaring 20s?

-Relied heavily on growing home sales

-Uneven distribution of income

-Excessive borrowing

-Credit buying on short term market speculation

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When was the stock market crash that started the great depression?

1929

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What key characteristics allowed Japan post WWII to flourish?

-High investment into industry and technology

-Ability to sell into US market

-High wages which allowed large domestic market