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| What did Woodrow Wilson want to introduce into the international system? |
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| He wanted to introduce a Collective security. |
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| What is Collective Security? |
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| a general association of nations for the purpose of mutual guarentee and territorial integrity for all. |
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| Three differences/points between Collective Security and Balance of power? |
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1)Focus was on the aggressive policies of the state not the states capacity (empire building)
2) No alliances before, only after a nation has acted out, then joint country efforts.
3)No neutral or free riders. You gotta pick a side. |
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| How did the Collective Security work? (What was the rule not to break) |
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| Offensive and Aggression war were outlawed. |
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| Who was Henry Cabot Lodge? |
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| a political ally to Theodore Roosevelt. And led the reservationists. Who didnt want a League of Nations. |
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| Early Days of the League:What did France want? |
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| To be reassured Germany would not rise to power again. |
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| Why did the French form an alliance with Poland and the Little Entente? |
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| Because they were trying to make up for GB's rejection to their alliance proposal and Russia's absence. |
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| How did the Versailles Treaty leave Germany worse off? |
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| It wiped all of its middle classes money with reparation. |
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| Why were the Italians unhappy with the peace treaty? |
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| Because they were promised land. Sort of as a reward. And Wilson said he would never honor that cheap commitment. |
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| What commitments did Germany make in the Treaty of Locarno? |
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| An inviolable border with france and Belgium. And a negotiable border with Poland and Czechoslovakia in the East. |
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| What is the Kellog-Briand Pact? |
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| It outlawed war. (made by french and amer. foreign ministers) |
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| What was the Manchurian Failure? |
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| Japanese wanted recognition as a Big power. But Amer. and Brit. rejected them on basis of racial inequality. Made laws and broke treaties acknowledging them. Japan had prob.s w/ China and later withdrew from League of Nations before getting attacked |
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| What was the Ethiopian Debacle? |
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| Italy wanted Ethiopia for colonization long ago. They invaded. League posed weak sanctions, didnt do much. And Hitler moved toward seizing Rhineland and Ethiopia was in an afterthought. |
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| How was the German problen solved for half a century? |
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| Germany was divided into parts. |
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| What kind of was did Hitler want? |
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| A short, sharp war. Blitzkrieg. |
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| What was the Hossbach Memorandum? It's significance? |
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| Hossbach was written by Hitler's assistant (formerly mentioned) detailing hitler's obejectives and the timeline for them. It predicted hitler's moves. |
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| The Four options when hitler came to power? |
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| 1) Passivity 2)Industrial Expansion, 3) Versailles Revisions, 4) Break out of the encirclement by going east for living space |
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| What were hitler's four phases? (when he went into power) |
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| 1) Diplomatic Manuevers- withdrew from league 2)Expansion- signed Axis treaty 3)Military Mastery- Blitzkrieg 4)Overreaching- Battle of Brit.; USSR, U.S. |
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| Role of the Indiv.: Causes |
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| Hitler's personality- unending appetite, and racist ideology. |
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| Systematic and Domestic Causes: |
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| S:Versailles stirred up German nationalism. D: Economic collapse and US isolationism. |
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| Pacific War: Japan’s three options |
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| 1) Strike the USSR, 2) Strike the rest of Southeast Asia, 3) Strike the United States, which had imposed a full embargo on oil and scrap metal |
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| localized collection of pus, my occur on any part of the body |
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| sharp, sudden, severe; disease that has sudden onset |
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| condition of being able to walk, not confined to bed. |
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| without decay; free from all living microorganism. |
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| removal of a small tissue fro microscopic examination. (used to determine a diagnosis for cancer or other disease). |
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| pertaining to a time; disease that continues over time. showing little to no change in symptom and course |
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| study of cause(s) of disease |
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| sorting and classifying of injuries to determine priority of need and treatment. |
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| prevention, control and treatment of obesity |
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| disease of the heart, arteries, veins and capillaries |
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| disease of the kidney and urinary system |
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| condition of excessive sweating |
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| new infection caused by different organism from one that caused the initial infection |
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| nature of excessive activity |
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| any predictable change in the function of the body that indicate disease |
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| pertaining to front side of the body abdomen, body surface |
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