World Studies II

Tuesday, April 29, 2014

World War II

German Catholics.

Aryans

Politburo

Manchuria.

Mao Zedong and Chiang Kai-shek

Mussolini’s invasion of Ethiopia

the Rhineland.

panzer

Luftwaffe

blitzkrieg

sitzkrieg

fifth columnists

quisling

V-E Day

V-J Day

"Desert Fox"

amphibious

partisans

summit

Operation Overlord

D-day

Fortress Europe

island hopping

banzai charge

kamikazes

"Big Three"

lebensraum

Axis.

The Spanish Civil War Czechoslovakia.

Neville Chamberlain

Munich Conference

Russia.

Poland.

invasion of Poland

Ardennes Forest

The ''Miracle of Dunkirk"

Marshal Henri Petain.

Charles de Gaulle.

North Africa.

Winston Churchill

the Battle of Britain

The German invasion of Russia

Pearl Harbor.

El Alamein

The island-hopping

Iwo Jima

Reichstag.

Japan during the 1930s.

Specific examples of how Hitler violated the Versailles Treaty.

Germany occupation of France.

The Yalta conference

foreign policies of Chamberlain and Churchill,

Adolph Hitler's crucial mistakes.

Saturday, March 29, 2014

1920'-30 Between Tow Wars

Versailles Treaty

October 1929 in the U.S.A

the New Deal and the three r’s

Ramsay MacDonald.

The Statute of Westminster

dole

Léon Blum

Maginot Line

Tools or characteristics of dictators

Alexander III

Alexander II

Nicholas II

Kerensky

Russo Japanese war

October Manifesto

Rasputin

Lenin

Bloody Sunday

Bolsheviks & Mensheviks

Trotsky

war communism

The New Economic Policy

White and White Russians.

Five-Year Plans

differences between fascism and communism.

factors that existed in Germany that assisted Hitler's amazing rise to power in Germany.

weakness of the Weimar Republic

resentment of the "war guilt" clause

Economic problems with inflation and unemployment

Fear over the spread of communism

Hitler's personal leadership and propaganda techniques

Aryans Catholics

Mein kampf

Reichstag

Il Duce

Lateran Treaties

autarky

Fascist party

Comintern

Tuesday, March 18, 2014

Positive outlook of the early 1900’s
Andrew Carnegie
Long term and immediate causes of World War I
Bismarck's System.
Three Emperors' League
The Triple Alliance
Entente Cordiale
assassination of Archduke Ferdinand
The Course of World War I
Schlieffen Plan
Battle of the Marne
Trench warfare
Stalemate
Hindenburg
Reasons for Russia’s collapse in WWI
the sinking of the Lusitania
Treaty of Brest-Litovsk
Reasons theUnited States entered World War I
Zimmerman Note
armistice
General Pershing
Nov 11 1918
Preventing World War II
Woodrow Wilson's Fourteen Points
reparations
Treaty of Versailles treatment of Germany and creation of new nations
Anschluss
Paris Peace Conference
David Lloyd George
George Clemenceau
Woodrow Wilson
War Guilt Clause
League of Nations
Invasion of the Ruhr Valley.
Charles Dawes
Locarno Pact
Kellogg-Briand Pact
Washington Naval Conference

Friday, January 17, 2014

Napoleon "Man of Destiny"

Friday, December 13, 2013

Study Guide French Revolution Part I

The social and economic reasons for the French Revolution                                                                Robespierre                                                                                                        Danton
Murat,
Women's March on Paris
the Declaration of the Rights of Man.
Civil Constitution of the Clergy
cahiers
capitation,
vingtième
taille

Estates General make up
Dispute over the Estates General method of voting
Grievances of the 1^st 2^nd and 3^rd estates
The Directory
Old Regime

Storming of the Bastille

Reign of Terror

Tennis Court Oath

bourgeoisie.
Committee of Public Safety
Brunswick Manifesto

Sans-culottes

Popular sovereignty

Louis XVI

Guitine

Cause, Course, Consequences of the war against Austria

National Assembly

Constitutional Monarchy

Absolute Monarchy

Monday, November 25, 2013

Chapter 14 The Age of Reason

Age of Reason

Age of Enlightenment

"Father of the Enlightenment."

Deism

Pietism

Descarte

Spinoza

Bacon

Rousseau

Inductive vs. deductive reasoning

Voltaire

Diderot

Montesquieu

Social Contract

Encyclopedia

Locke

Views on the best type of government

Dualism

Pantheism

Rationalism

Philosophes

Empiricism

Philipp Spener

Jonathon Edwards

George Whitefield

August Francke

Moravians

John Wesley

Holy Club

von Zizendorf

Great Awakening

Methodism

El Greco

Characteristics of baroque style Art and Music

Characteristics of Mannerism Art

Bernini

Rembrandt

Rubens

Bach

Handel

Hayden

Monteverdi

Mozart

Oratorio

Monday, October 21, 2013

Pursuit of Power Chapter 13 study Guide for Chapter Test

Identify each of the Bourbon, Hohenzollern, Hapsburg, and Romanov Stuart Rulers
What Nation did they rule
The top 2 accomplishments of each
The first Bourbon
Who tripled the size of Prussia
The "Great Elector" of Prussia
Strongest German state?
Absolutism grows in ____ ____ ____ _____ is defeated in
Tools they used to gain more power
Mazarin
Colbert
Richelieu
Edict of Nantes
Junkers
30 Years War
Terms of the Peace of Westphalia
Roundheads- leaders and supporters
Cavilers- leaders and supporters
Oliver Cromwell new title
Immediate cause of the English Civil War, Charles I asked Scotland to?
Act of Settlement
Examples of how England's King had limited power
Ivan the "Terrible"
Joseph II and Maria Theresa
Gustavas Adolphus
Grand Alliance
Poland's partition until 1919
Cause and Conclusion of the War of Spanish Secession, War of Austrian Secession and Seven Years War
French and Indian War in North America is called in Europe
Strongest European nation after the 7 years war
Terms of Treaty of Aix-la-Chapelle, Treaty of Paris, Treaty of Utrecht