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• Terms Do all terms with example for terms

• Notes 5 sentences​ PER Video​. Do all video notes

• Questions Answer the questions completely

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Total pages (with exam):

5-10 pages of work per credit

Important Questions:

1. When European nations built up their armed forces--to protect their colonies and to compete with each other--it was an example of:

2. When European countries agreed to fight for and alongside each other in times of war, this was an example of:

3. Extreme love for one’s country--and pride in it--which was widespread throughout Europe was an example of:

4. The assassination of Archduke ____________ on June 28, 1914 got the wheel rolling for WWI . This man was the heir to the Austrian throne.

5. United States, Russia, Italy, France, Great Britian, Serbia were the _____________

6. Germany, Ottoman Empire, Austria Hungary, Bulgaria were the _____________

7. The United States enters the first world war because of _____________.

8. What is the name of the treaty that officially ends WW1?

9. What country had to accept blame for WW1?

10. What year did the Russian Revolution begin?

11. What was the name of the political group that overthrew the Czar?

12. Who was the leader of the Bolshevik Party?

13. Following the revolution what was the name of the government/philosophy that was introduced. This philosophy had a huge impact on the economy.

Assessment/Final Exam:

Essay Exam: Discuss World War 1 and the impact on society. Choose a country and explain how World War 1 impacted that country before, during and after the war. Be sure to use historical details to support your thesis.

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Important Questions:

1. What was the treaty that ended WWI that laid some of the unrest that would later explode into WWII?

2. Hitler became the essential dictator of Germany in which decade?

3. What war during the 1930s greatly influenced the development of military tactics that were used in WWII?

4. What was the last major attempt at a peaceful resolution with Germany prior to the outbreak of WWII?

5. What event began World War II?

6. This was a line of fortifications across the French border with Germany.

7. The Battle of Britain consisted of

8. Who was the leader of the Soviet Union during World War II?

9. The decisive city battle of the Eastern European Front was

10. When did Pearl Harbor occur?

11. What was the most significant early U.S. victory in the Pacific theatre?

12. Who was the commanding general of the German Afrika Korps nicknamed 'The Desert Fox'?

13. The firebombing of this German town was a major civillian tragedy during the war.

14. The main Axis powers of WWII consisted of

15. The term "D-Day" refers to

16. The Battle of the Bulge refers to

17. Did the aftermath of WWII led directly to the collapse of Imperialism and the self-determination of former colonies?

Assessment/Final Exam:

Essay Exam: Discuss World War 2 and the impact on society. Choose a country and explain how World War 2 impacted that country before, during and after the war. Be sure to use historical details to support your thesis.

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Important Questions:

1. During the Cold War the United States wanted the Soviet Union to remove missiles from Cuba. What was this event known as?

2. Who was America competing against during the Cold War that was communist?

3. The United States was involved in the Korean War and the Vietnam War because...

4. The United States changed the way it fought wars after which war?

5. What was the effect of President Johnson's decisions for the US to be a part of the Vietnam War?

6. Which program has helped over 30 million children throughout the country by providing low-income children and their parents with health, nutrition and education services?

7. The Vietnam War was between

8. He was the first person to land on the moon.

9. This was the plan to train exiled Cubans to overthrow Fidel Castro

10. The United States and Great Britain believed that the liberated nations of Eastern Europe should

11. U.S. fears about the spread of communism were increased when ____ became a Communist nation in 1949.

12. In the early 1970s, the Chinese government decided to improve relations with the U.S. because

13. The surprise attack launched by the NLF in January of 1968 was called

14. The Warsaw Pact sought to

15. The Berlin Wall was built in order to

16. On January 1, 1959, Fidel Castro’s forces overthrew the government led by

17. The “détente” phase of relations between the U.S. and the Soviet Union ended with the Soviet invasion of

18. The most tense 13 days of the Cold War occurred during the event known as the _________ ________ ________.

19. The first artificial satellite to be launched into space was called

20. The _________________ stated that the U.S. would provide finances to anyone who fought against Communism.

Assessment/Final Exam:

Essay Exam: Discuss The Cold War and the impact on society. Choose a democratic or communist country and explain how the Cold War impacted that country before, during and after the war. Be sure to use historical details to support your thesis.

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Important Questions:

1. attitudes, norms, and expectations that societies construct around being male and female. these give rise to gender inequality

2. women in the developing world face what obstacles?

3. Women and Political participation was like what in the developing world...

4. What are the keys to gender equality...

5. shared beliefs, values, practices, and behavior of people in a society is called...

6. a set of beliefs, moral codes, symbols, and supporting organizations that link humanity to spirituality and the supernatural. Global trend of religious revivalism (fundamentalism) leading to conflicts

7. Religious Fundamentalism did what...

8. a social identity where individuals generally share common historical experiences, beliefs, and values, ancestry and language. (not nation, nation wants to become a state)

9. What is the difference between a traditional society and a modern society?

10. What is Tropical disadvantage?

11. a set of objectives and a plan of action outlining how a state will interact with other states and non-state actors

12. What are some Foreign Policy of the Developing World?

Assessment/Final Exam:

Essay Exam: Choose a region (Latin America, the Middle East, etc.). Describe how that region has changed in the last 50 years. Be sure to use historical details to support your thesis. Explain how this region connects to global issues.

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Important Questions:

1. On what date is the UN's World Environment Day celebrated?

2. The largest single purchase of land (in area) made by the United States in its development was from which nation:

3. In which city is the famous arabic TV-Channel Al-Jazeera situated?

4. Which is Canada's only officially bilingual province?

5. While distance used to be the largest obstacle to regional integration, these successive waves of transportation improvements have functionally made the world a smaller place

6. process by which national economies, politics, and cultures become integrated with those of other nations

7. countries depend on one another for goods, resources, knowledge, and labor

8. Getting jobs from other countries to save money

9. owns or controls production of goods or services in one or more countries other than their home country

10. maintaining peace and security across the world

11. works to promote global economic growth (IMF)...

12. ensure that trade flows smoothly and freely (WTO)...

13. use of tariffs to protect a countries industries from competition

14. social movement critical of economic globalization. They believe that rich countries exploit poor countries. They also believe that globalization hurts indigenous peoples by taking away their lands, disrupting their culture, or promoting too-rapid development.

15. the property of biological systems to remain diverse and productive indefinitely, thereby threatening future generations.

Assessment/Final Exam:

Essay Exam: Explain economic globalization and the impact on a country of your choice. Be sure to have a localized view (the point of view from that country) and a globalized view (the general point of view).

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