Global History & Geography II Regents — Cram Study Guide (Detailed Version)

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Enlightenment (1700s)

Use reason, logic, science, not religion or monarchy; inspired French, American, and Latin American revolutions.

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John Locke

Natural rights (life, liberty, property).

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Montesquieu

Separation of powers (3 branches).

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Voltaire

Freedom of speech & religion.

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Causes of the French Revolution (1789–1799)

Inequality, unfair taxes, bad harvests, Enlightenment ideas.

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Key events of the French Revolution

Storming of the Bastille, Reign of Terror (Robespierre).

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Effects of the French Revolution

End of monarchy, rise of Napoleon, spread of nationalism.

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Inspiration for Latin American Revolutions (1800s)

Enlightenment & French Revolution.

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Effects of Latin American Revolutions

Independence from Spain/France, rise of nationalism, struggles with stability.

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Start of the Industrial Revolution (1750–1900)

Started in Britain (coal, iron, rivers, capital).

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Changes during the Industrial Revolution

Factories, machines, urbanization.

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Problems during the Industrial Revolution

Poor working conditions, child labor, pollution.

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Labor unions, reforms, socialism ideas.

Started in Britain (coal, iron, rivers, capital).

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Definition of Imperialism (1800s–early 1900s)

Strong countries take over weaker ones.

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Causes of Imperialism

Need for raw materials, racism ("White Man's Burden"), nationalism.

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Events during Imperialism

Scramble for Africa (Berlin Conference), Sepoy Rebellion (India), Boxer Rebellion (China).

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Effects of Imperialism

Loss of culture, rebellion, modernization in some areas.

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Causes of World War I (1914–1918)

Militarism, Alliances, Imperialism, Nationalism (M.A.I.N.).

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Spark of World War I

Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand.

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Warfare in World War I

Trench warfare, new weapons.

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End of World War I

Treaty of Versailles (blamed Germany).

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Causes of the Russian Revolution (1917)

WWI, famine, inequality.

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Leaders of the Russian Revolution

Lenin & Bolsheviks.

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Slogan of the Russian Revolution

"Peace, Land, Bread".

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Effects of the Russian Revolution

Communism, creation of Soviet Union.

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Dictators during Totalitarianism (1920s–40s)

Stalin (USSR), Hitler (Germany), Mussolini (Italy).

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Features of Totalitarianism

Censorship, propaganda, one-party rule, secret police.

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Stalin's Actions during Totalitarianism

5-Year Plans, collectivization, Great Purge.

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Hitler's Actions during Totalitarianism

Nazi ideology, anti-Semitism, Holocaust.

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Causes of World War II (1939–1945)

Treaty of Versailles, Hitler’s aggression, appeasement.

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Events of World War II

Invasion of Poland, Pearl Harbor, D-Day, atomic bombs.

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Holocaust

Genocide of 6 million Jews.

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Effects of World War II

Creation of United Nations, Cold War begins.

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Cold War (1945–1991)

U.S. vs USSR: Democracy vs Communism.

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Key terms of the Cold War

Iron Curtain, arms race, space race.

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Events during the Cold War

Berlin Wall, Cuban Missile Crisis, Korean War, Vietnam War.

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End of the Cold War

USSR collapses in 1991.

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Decolonization in India

Gandhi (nonviolence, independence from Britain).

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Decolonization in Africa

Kwame Nkrumah (Ghana), Jomo Kenyatta (Kenya).

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Decolonization in SE Asia

Ho Chi Minh (Vietnam).

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Effects of Decolonization

New nations, ethnic tension, poverty, dictatorships.

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Holocaust

Germany

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Rwanda

Tutsis vs Hutus

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Bosnia

Ethnic cleansing

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Cambodia

Khmer Rouge, Pol Pot

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Tiananmen Square

China protests crushed

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South Africa

Apartheid – Mandela ends it

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Globalization (2000s+)

World connected through trade, tech, internet.

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Effects of Globalization

Outsourcing, spread of ideas, environmental issues.

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Groups during Globalization

NAFTA, WTO, EU, UN — cooperation & economy.

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Green Revolution

More food with chemicals, GMOs.

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Climate change

Caused by industrialization.

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Environmental issues

Deforestation, water scarcity, rising seas.

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Capitalism

Private businesses, free market.

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Socialism

Gov helps provide services.

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Communism (Karl Marx)

Classless society, gov controls production.

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Command Economy

Gov makes all decisions (e.g., USSR).