IH

7.1-7.3

  • ottomans were trying to reform themselves and indsutrialize ot surgvive thier decline

  • tanzimat reforms

  • young ottomans had been educated and wanted political change to make ottomans democratic

  • authoritarian sultan allowed for parliament to be created

  • he took his power back soon though, making yougn turks rise up

  • wanted compelte ottoman modernization

  • very nationalistic

  • overthrew sultan and made many reforms

  • impelmetning these nationalistic policies alientaed mayn in teh emprie thoruhg, makign these groups experience natoinalism adn fracture the empire

  • all in all led to demise of ottomans

  • r

russian revolution

  • russia was a bit industrialized after alexander the ii

  • middle class was resenting czar authoritairan policesi though adn wanted more power

  • working class was suffering and wanted better lives

  • russian revolution of 1905 sprouted

    • some deamnds were accomodated

    • constution, labor unions, parties

    • were ignored though

  • after wwi russian revolution of 1917 took place

  • vladimir lenin led this

    • leader of bolsheviks

  • revolution successful!

  • soviet union estbalished as communist state

qing china

  • china was experiencing overwhleming western ifnleunce

  • taiping rebellion cost millions of lives

  • lost opium and sino-japanese wars

  • society of righteous and harmoneous fists led boxer rebellion against qing atuhroties

    • western powers had to send help to stop it

    • they tehn watned gretaer demands and carved up spheres of influence

  • sun yat-sen got power and ended imperial rule in china

  • he estbalished short provisional government

  • china emerged as communist under mao zedong

mexican revolution

  • porfirio diaz ruled as a dictator and hurt everyone

  • everyone joined ot oust him

  • fransisco madero was elected but assassinated

  • massive civil war and millions of deaths

  • 1917: revolution emerged as a republic with a constitution

7.2 main causes of wwi

  • MAIN acronmy

  • militarism, alliances, imperialism, and nationalism

  • militarism

    • building up strong militaires was necessary to protect a nation

    • industrialization facilitated this extremely

    • germany was unified and militarized, creating concern in many (france)

    • britain and germany had competing militaries

  • alliance system

    • triple alliance of germany, italy, and hungary-austria (central powers)

    • triple entente of france, britain, and russia (allied powers)

  • imperialism

    • incredible expansion of colonial holdings

    • countries wanted to project power through size

    • germany wanted more power

    • little territory left to conquer to existing colonies were fought over

  • nationalism

    • emphasis of glory and commonality of its own people and demonizing enemies

assassination

  • spark of wwi

  • serbian nationalist gavrilo princip assassination archduke franz ferdinand of austria

  • nationalism motivated this assassination

  • this ideology also made austria-hungary see a blatant personal attack by serbia against them

  • alliances were triggered within days, wars were declared by everyone on everyone, and wwi began

7.3 how world war i was fought!!!

  • trench and stalemate warfare

  • total war!

  • governments used strategies to keep morale up

  • demonized enemies and exaggerated the war

  • called up colonial subjects to fight (forced)

  • end of war: usa entering on allied side (triple entente)

  • german sinking o flusitania and zimmerman telegram motivated american involvement

  • war ended with treaty of versailles

  • central powers had lost