Chapters 35-38
Interactions - effects of WWI on areas outside of Europe – East Asia, Pacific, Africa and Southwest Asia
Economic/technology – role of economics and technology in WWI, including rapid industrialization
Demography/environment – impact of WWI and the Russian revolution on demography and the environment: migrations; changes in birthrates and death rates
Social structures/gender structures – impact of WWI and the Russian Revolution on social structures: social reform, social revolution, changing family structures);
Cultural and intellectual developments – Impact of WWI and the Russian Revolution on art and culture
States function and structures – Causes of WWI - nationalism, militarism, technology, alliance system, etc.
Understand the roles of the following: Germany, Austria-Hungary, Italy, England, France, Russia, United States, Japan, Ottoman Empire, Turkey, Togoland, Triple Alliance, Triple Entente, Central Powers, Black Hand,
Terms to understand: Fourteen Points, October Revolution, Treaty of Brest Litovsk, Treaty of Versailles, self-determination, pan-Slavism, dreadnoughts, “place in the sun”, No-man’s-land, Twenty-one Demands, February Revolution, October Revolution, Bolsheviks, Lusitania, Great Easter Rebellion, League of Nations, Franco-Prussian War, propaganda, draft, bedouin, mandate
People to know: Alfred von Schlieffen, Woodrow Wilson, Lenin, Francis Ferdinand, Gavrilo Princip, Nicholas II, Mustapha Kemal, Ibn Ali Hussain, T. E. Lawrence
Interactions – Impact of WWI on world – development of international organizations and their impact on the global framework – increasing reduction of European influence, role of League of Nation, new balance of power
Economic/technology – Analyze the impact of the Great Depression – causes, responses and implications, rise of communism and socialism, effects on US, Europe, Asia, Africa and Latin America
Demography/environment – Impact of WWI, the Great Depression, formation of Soviet Russia etc. on the environment and demography: migrations, changes in birthrates and death rates; new forms of urbanization and industrialization, etc.
Social structures/gender structures - changing gender roles: family structures and the rise of feminism;
Cultural and intellectual developments – impact of WWI on cultures, including those outside of Europe – expressionists, cubists, Dadaists, surrealists, new literature
States function and structures – Political transformations resulting from the wars, including areas outside of Europe – and new expectations (especially for colonies in Africa, Middle East and Asia)
Understand the roles of the following in the Interwar Years: Weimar Republic, National Socialist German Workers’ Party, Chinese Communist Party, Guomindang, APRA, United Fruit Company, nationalism
Terms to understand: Lost Generation, psychoanalysis, International style, Black Thursday, Great Depression, economic nationalism, New Deal, New Economic Policy, Russian Civil War, Five-Year Plans, collectivization, fascism, Kristallnacht, anti-Semitism, Nuremberg Laws, May Fourth Movement, Long March, India Act, Satyagraha, Mukden incident, Pan-Africanism, Africa for Africans, “Dollar Diplomacy”, “Good Neighbor Policy”, neocolonialism
People to know: Edgar Degas, Pablo Picasso, Walter Gropius, Paul Gauguin, Albert Einstein, Sigmund Freud, John Maynard Keynes, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, V.I. Lenin , Joseph Stalin, Benito Mussolini, Adolf Hitler, Paul von Hindenburg, Mao Zedong, Jiang Jieshi, Sun Yat-sen, Muhammad Ali Jinnah, Mohandas Gandhi, Jomo Kenyatta, Marcus Garvey, José Carlos Mariátegui, Victor Raúl Haya de la Torre, Diego Rivera, Getúlio Dornelles Vargas, Augusto César Sandino, Anastacio Somoza, Lázaro Cárdenas
Interactions - Examine the role played by the international organizations (League of Nations, United Nations, NATO, etc), and their impact on the global framework: globalization of diplomacy and conflict; global balance of power; reduction of European influence; etc.)
Economic/technology – role of WWII on the economy and technology - nuclear weaponry
Demography/environment – demographic and environmental impact of WWII - Holocaust
Social structures/gender structures – social impact of WWII such as labor camps, Holocaust, racism, etc.
Cultural and intellectual developments - Cultural transformations resulting from the wars, racism,
States function and structures – political transformations resulting from the wars: new patterns of nationalism, alliances, resistance movements, settlements, genocide (Holocaust) and their impact
Understand the roles of the following in WWII: Germany, Austria, Italy, England, France, USSR, Spain, United States, Japan, Manchuria, Manchukuo, Ethiopia, Czechoslovakia, Poland, Tripartite Pact, Spanish Civil War, Munich Conference, Warsaw Pact, Wannsee Conference, Auschwitz, Nazi-Soviet Pact, Operation Barbarossa, Yalta Conference, Mukden incident, Hiroshima, United Nations, Guomindang, NATO, COMECON, Marshall Plan, Truman Doctrine
Terms to understand: Rape of Nanjing, Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere, Asia for Asians, kamikaze pilots, blitzkrieg, Anschluss, Vichy government, appeasement, cash-and-carry, comfort women, WAVES,
People to know: Jiang Jieshi, Mao Zedong, Adolf Hitler, Francisco Franco, Neville Chamberlain, Franklin Roosevelt, Harry Truman, Joseph Stalin, Winston Churchill, Benito Mussolini
Interactions - The Cold War – causes of, major events in (Afghanistan, Cuba, Korea, Vietnam, Hungary, etc), impact of, consequences of, etc.
Economic/technology - Globalization of technology – space race, proliferation of nuclear weaponry, etc and the rise of consumerism
Demography/environment - Demographic and environmental changes related to the Cold War -migrations; changes in birthrates and death rates; new forms of urbanization; nuclear contamination; deforestation; green/environmental movements;
Social structures/gender structures - Social reforms and social revolutions - rise of feminism and changing gender roles; the questioning of the traditional order and change in family structures (Western and communist); civil rights movement and the rise of black nationalism; role of peasant protest;
Cultural and intellectual developments - Globalization of science, art and culture
States function and structures – New patterns of nationalism in the Cold War: decolonization; racism, genocide; new nationalisms, changes in socialism/communism
Understand the roles of the following in the Cold War: USSR, United States, Czechoslovakia, Romania, East Germany, The German Democratic Republic, Yugoslavia, Poland, Baltic states, North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), Warsaw Treaty Organization, North Korea, Cuba, Afghanistan, North Vietnam, Bay of Pigs, Berlin Wall, European Economic Community
Terms to understand: nonalignment movement, capitalism, communism, superpowers, Cuban missile crisis, Back to Africa, containment, Brezhnev Doctrine, Soviet bloc, Prague Spring, Velvet revolution, Solidarity, Strategic Arms Limitations Talks, perestroika, glasnost, Korean War, revisionists, Paris Peace Accords of 1973, Brown v. Board of Education, Taliban
People to know: Betty Friedan, Marcus Garvey, Simone de Beauvoir, Erich Honecker, Nicolae Ceauescu, Imre Nagy, Nikita Khrushchev, Mikhail Gorbachev, Boris Yeltsin, Vladimir Putin, Charles de Gaulle, Alexander Dubcek, Richard Nixon, Ho Chi Minh, Joseph McCarthy, John Kennedy, Muhammad Najibullah
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