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| - revolution is fast and evolution is slow, some things happened in 7 years |
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| between Admiral Perry and Japan, protects ship wrecked sailors (take them onto your ship), sell them food, don’t kill them- done to try to set up trade |
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| India- British soldiers in India were forcing Indian people to use grease made from pigs and cows (sacred to them) against their cutlure |
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| oil producing and exporting countries – set price by production level |
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Factory system (conditions)- |
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+ - goods cheaper, wide variety of jobs -low wadges, child/female labor, disease |
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Unrestricted submarine warfare- |
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| Germany will sink any ship, anywhere with no warning (breaking the Sussex pledge) |
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Schlieffen plan and Belgium- |
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revolving door, came up with plan in 1870 (outdated when it was used), used again in 1991 by Schwartzkopff going into Kuait |
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Buffer (satellite) states |
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| -Russia-countries around Russia that Eastern Europe would have to get through before attacking |
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League of nations- United Nations- |
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- after WWI, no US - WWII, US involved |
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Atom bomb/Nagasaki/Hiroshima |
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| - Hiroshima 1st, Nagasaki 2nd, couldn’t find the right city so they hit Nagasaki |
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| you’re going to get sick from breathing the air of a sick person |
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| production of food won’t keep up with population (wrong) |
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| US wanted this with China, none came |
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| Japan loses it in WWII, after this they cannot win |
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Great pacific war/ great patriotic war- |
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| what japan/ Russia called WWII |
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Russian revolutions of 1905 and 1917-18 |
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1905- Russia lost to Japan in war 1917-18- overthrew the czar |
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| between Mussolini and the pope, pope comes out of Vatican and says they’re fine |
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Reasons for us entry into WWI- |
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| unrestricted submarine warfare, loss of life, England possibly falling to Germany (no step off point for attack), protect investments, idealistic, balance of power is off (bc Russia dropped out) |
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Atlantic Charter- who and what |
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| Roosevelt & Churchill- before we entered WWII, their decisions about how the war would be fought if we did enter |
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aspects of total war (3, WWI) |
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-economic regimentation -Thought control (propaganda) -political centralization |
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Franz Ferdinand/ assassignated by ?? |
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| Princip- Ferdnand was prime minister of Austria-Hungary, assassinated by Princip caused WWI |
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get rid of people get rid of an entire town |
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| the US needs to take down Hitler first because if he gets to England well have a farther starting point to attack |
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| stop communication between satellite Russia and Western Russia |
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| seas Poland, League of Nations, 231 |
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| France and Prussia, helped unify Germany |
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| colonies for the benefit of another colony |
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| workers will never be satisfied, the more you give them the more they will buy |
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| China, want white devil gone bc we exploit workers |
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| detante, live with each other |
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| JFK, after WWII, demanded Cuba get rid of missiles, they did (maybe) |
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| stop communism where it is, contain it, save Turkey and Greece |
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| Germany and Mexico- WWI, give back land (Germany ->Mexico) when they defeat the US |
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| wanted to keep Russia in a constant, permanent state of rebellion |
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Leapfrogging/ island hopping- |
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| used this to fight Japan in WWII b/c we didn’t have enough people to invade every island, you skip from island to island randomly conquering them, this forces the other islands to be cut off from food/supplies |
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| in Czech, Hitler wanted it back, but he kept asking for more and more |
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| low living standard, commerce and trade, no jobs, people unhappy with treaty of Versailles |
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“temporary disobedience”- |
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| when people killed others for the emperor, it was ok because he told them to do so (he then sentenced them to death- they sent their fingers-he took it back) |
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| between blitzkrieg and city, gave Germany time to regroup |
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| book written by Hitler while in prison |
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| Angel- believed that the balance of power meant there would be no war |
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| created the league of nations |
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| went down w/ US people, british ship, example of unrestricted submarine warfare |
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| Napoleon III- wanted to leave a legacy, built opera, housing, modernizing |
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| treaty of Versailles talks |
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| Lloyd George- squeeze Germany like an orange until the seeds (pips) squeak |
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| had a war sparked by the ideas of Tito |
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| Yugoslavian freedom fighter |
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| Japan and US, no immigration between the countries |
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| - opposite of NATO, communist |
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| war of words (scare other countries w/ threats etc) |
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| Japanese theory that the US couldn’t bomb their house if they had scallions or a gold fish (real or ceramic) |
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| no unrestricted sub warfare (Germany broke it) |
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| restructured Russia after WWII |
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| posion, hand held rockets, briefcase bombs, human bombs, electromagnetic pulse (destroys electronics) |
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| US & Cuban freedom fighters, getting them back into Cuba |
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| devide up US $ and gives it to countries in Europe to stop the growth of communists |
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