Lost Generation
Einstein
Sigmund Freud
Heisenberg
Depression
Causes
Overproduction
Reparations Payments
Reason for falling prices of agricultural products
Black Tuesday
John Maynard Keynes
Russian Civil War
War Communism
Stalin
Fascism in Europe
Hitler
Mussolini
Germany
Nuremberg Laws
Kristallnacht
India
Indian National Congress
Influence of League of Nations and Woodrow Wilson
Pakistan (land of the pure)
Gandhi's Methods
Improve position of harijan
Boycotts
Passive Resistance
Economic Self Sufficiency
India Act
Tennants
Reasons for failure
Muhammad Ali Jinnah
China
May 4th Movement
Soviet Influence of Chinese Communist Party
Mao Zedong
Sun Yatsen Plan for China
Northern Expedition
The Long March
Maoism
Chiang
Japan
League of Nations
Kellogg-Briand Pact
Mukden Incident
Africa
African Participation in WWI
Which groups formed ideas regarding African nationalism
Pan-Africanism
Marcus Garvey
Latin America
Big Stick
Dollar Diplomacy
Good Neighbor Policy
Mexican Nationalization of Oil
When you have finished studying this chapter, you should be able to do the following:
Identify and discuss features of Ottoman decline and subsequent reform programs.
Compare and contrast the reform movements within the Ottoman empire culminating with the Young Turk era.
Identify the links between military defeat and reform efforts in the Russian empire.
Explain the development and consequences of the industrialization of Russia.
Explain the links between Russian industrialization, repression, and the rise of revolutionary movements.
Explain the significance of the Opium War and the unequal treaties for imperial China.
Compare the origins, course, and impact of Chinese rebellions and reform movements.
Understand and identify key features of Japanese political transformation in the late nineteenth century.
Identify and discuss the Meiji reforms
What was the most significant loss for...