AP WH 7/8/9 | 1900 - Present

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Unit 7/8/9: Global Conflict (7/8) + Globalization (9) | 1900 - Present

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WWII in Asia 21

Def: The war between Japan, China, and US during WWII

Sig: Facilitated the development of nuclear weapons and led to its first use on Japan

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WWII in Europe 21

Def: War in Europe initiated by Nazi Germany in WWII

Sig: Led to the death of millions of people (genocide) and massive destruction in Europe, which contributed to European colonies in Africa gaining independence

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Treaty of Versailles 21

Def: The treaty that ended WWI by blaming the the war on Germany

Sig: Led to the rise of fascism in Europe by providing the conditions(Germany lost its land, had to pay large reparations, weakened military) for its rise in Germany.

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Marshall Plan 21

Def: US-led plan after WWII to send money to the countries impacted by the war to help them recover and to stop the spread of communism

Sig: Prevented the spread of communism after WWII

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Building Socialism - 22 (pg 668)

Def: The process of social, political, and economic reforms in Communist Nations to align with Marxist ideas

Sig: Example of state-led transition from capitalist ideas to communist ideas

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Cuban Missile Crisis - 22

Def: Encounter of US and Soviet Union after US discovered nuclear missiles, pointed to the US, in Cuba

Sig: Led to treaties being implemented to slow down the arms race. The closet the world got to nuclear war.

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Deng Xiaoping - 22

Def: Leader of China in the late 1900s

Sig: Led to reforms that made communist China have a socialist market economy (market based economy but communist political party maintain control)

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Perestroika / Glasnost - 22

Def: Reform policies in Soviet Union in the 1980s that loosened the government control of the economy (allowed some private enterprises) and granted citizens more freedom of speech & information

Sig: Led to nationalist movements that eventually resulted in the collapse of the Soviet Union

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Decolonization - 23

Def: The decline of empires and colonies in Africa and Asia, and race as a bases for political and social life

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The decline of empires and colonies in Africa, as they achieved independence

Sig: Led to the development of several new countries in Africa

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Satyagraha - 23

Def: Gandhi’s political philosophy of non-violent political action

Sig: Facilitated the independence of India

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Black consciousness - 23

Def: Political movement in Africa where Black people reject White supremacy and liberate themselves

Sig: Led to resistance against Apartheid

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Economic development (post-colonial) - 23

Def: Recently independent nations in Africa and Asia seeking an economic system for their nation, as their previous system was based on exporting goods to other countries

Sig: Caused them to choose between capitalism and communism due to the Cold War

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Neo-Liberalism (Neo = New) - 24

Def: A new form of liberalism adopted by major capitalist countries that viewed the whole world as a market and promoted free trade (by eliminating taxes on goods, etc)

Sig: Neo-liberalism enforced economic & political globalization, which led to the creation of the World Bank & IMF and created a capitalist worldview, along with increasing wealth gaps.

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Second-wave Feiminism - 24

Def: A period of intense feminist activism from the 1960s - 1980s focused on equal workplace rights, reproductive rights, and tackling sexual oppression.
Sig: It expanded the feminist movement beyond voting rights and into domestic / personal rights as well

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Religious Fundamentalism - 24

Def: A return to religious principles like non-secular states (religion controlled government) that rejected modern ideas that contradicted religion

Sig: Challenged authoritarian government, many religious groups provided social services that were not provided by the government, often led to violent conflict

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Environmentalism - 24

Def: Movement in the 1960s to protect the environment and natural resources through education and activism caused by industrial pollution concerns from the 19th century.

Sig: Led to laws, global agreements, and awareness about issues like pollution and climate change