History Decolonization

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M in M.A.I.N

Militarization

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A in M.A.I.N.

Alliance System

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I in M.A.I.N.

Imperialism

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N in M.A.I.N.

Nationalism

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Militarization

New tech: guns, poison gas, vehicles

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Alliance System

Before War: Triple Alliance, Triple Entente

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Imperialism

map

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Nationalism

Pride in one’s nation

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Fascism

Political movement that emphasizes nationalism, militarism, nation over individual, overthrow existing governments

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Japan opens for trade, creates economic ties with U.S., Russo-Japanese War, Portsmouth Treaty, invade Manchuria, Pearl Harbor

Japanese imperialism

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What made the Japanese so difficult to defeat?

Navy, culture, manpower, strategy, location, connections, resources

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Decolonization

Ending of colonialism, waves after WWII

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Colonialism during World Wars

European powers used their colonies in India, Africa, Asia for resources , manpower, battlegrounds

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What event begun the Great War

Archduke Franz Ferdinand is assassinated

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Who does Russia have alliances with when war starts?

Serbia, Great Britain, France

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Who does Austria-Hungary have an alliance with when war begins?

Germany

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What two major fronts were the Central Powers divided into ?

Western Front and Eastern Front

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Who was Western Front against

British and French

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Who was Eastern Front against

Russia

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What did Trench Warfare lead to

Stalemate

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Germany tries to send a message to Mexico for help but U.S. intercepts

Zimmerman Telegram

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Who attended the Paris Peace Conference?

The Big Four

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Who were the “Big Four”

France, U.S., Britain, Italy

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What did the Treaty of Versailles do?

End WWI

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Who did the Treaty of Versailles blame?

Germany

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What were three problems worn the Treaty of Versailles?

Germany blamed, Germany can’t afford, many German speaking people no longer part of German empire

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How did the Treaty of Versailles contribute to build up of WWII?

Paved the way for Hitler and Nazis, exploited grievances to gain power

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Why did the Japanese bomb Pearl Harbor?

U.S. place embargo on oil, Japan looks to SE Asia, wants to expand, creates diversion

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What is the Portsmouth Treaty?

Japan gains control of Korea

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Who does Japan invade

Manchuria

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How was Japans Geography

Island, water was a barrier, home field advantage

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Bushido

Warriors never surrender

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Who did Japanese want to Honor

Nations, gods, family

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Why did the Japanese great POWs so brutally?

Bushido code

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Why did the U.S. choose to use their new atomic bomb?

Japan wouldn’t surrender

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What was the original Allied Plan

Invade Japan

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Why didn’t the Allies end up invading Japan?

To save more lives on both sides

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Japan accepts unconditional surrender, loses all territory, Allies occupy, Emperor Hirohito remains

Post War

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What were the waves of decolonization?

Punishment, Africa, Cleanup

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