Answer Key for World History Review Packets I and II
Part I Vocab:
1. When 1 country takes over another country for economic or political gain.
2. Extreme Patriotism
3. Believing that your race or culture is superior
4. Some races are fitter than others and will grow stronger while the weaker ones die off
5. A country controlled or protected by another country
6. A country under to full control of another
7. A colony that is expected to take control of itself at some point in the future
8. The extermination of an entire race, religion or ethnic group
9. English speaking
10. French speaking
11. The buildup of arms
12. When countries enter into agreements to support each other in war
13. The desire to be in control of your own country
14. A system of government and economics whereby the state regulates commerce
15. An economic system whereby the government owns the factors of production
16. An economic system whereby the factors of production are owned by individuals
17. A dictatorship based on fear
18. Prejudice against jews
19. An attempt to overthrow the government
20. A race of people of Nordic Stock – Blond hair and blue eyes – Hitler thought was superior
Part II: Imperialism in Africa and Asia
1. Raw materials and new markets for their goods
2. B/c white’s were superior, it was their obligation to take care and civilize other races.
3. Connects Mediterranean Sea with Indian Ocean – short cut from Europe to Asia
4. Along the coasts – used as trade and provisioning centers for ships from Portugal to India and the Far East.
5. British Businessman – looked to connect all of Africa with a colonies and a train from north to south
6. Britain had colonies in every time zone around the world, so it was always daytime somewhere in the British Empire.
7. Britain and France
Part III: Sudan
1. North-east Africa, south of Egypt, east of Chad, West of Somalia
2. Western Sudan – along the Chad Border
3. Al Bashir
4. Janjuweed
5. Hired by the Sudanese government – trying to get rid of them so they don’t have to share in political power and oil payments from China
6. Women – will “only” get raped – men will get killed.
7. Chad
8. China
9. Would have to pay more in royalties to Sudan for the oil.
10. Don’t want to get into a struggle with China – trying to become major trading partners and this would interfere – Also, US doesn’t get oil from Sudan.
11. If Genocide is used, UN is mandated to act.
12. Brought the issue to the attention of the world at the Olympic Games in Beijing – some boycotted or called on others to boycott the games.
Part IV: Rwanda
1. Hutu and Tutsi. Hutu
2. Dutch told them so when they were in control of Rwanda
3. Hutu President of Rwanda after the Dutch left. Economy started have troubles – he was blamed
4. Tutsi Leader – May have orchestrated the explosion of Habyarimana’s plane over Kigali.
5. Explosion caused a major genocide of Tutsi’s by Hutus.
6. Were threatened with their own death if they refused to participate.
7. 3 UN peacekeepers were violently attacked and killed.
8. Report came out that French may have trained Hutus to carry out the genocide in order to maintain Rwanda as a French leaning country rather than an English leaning one.
World War I Review:
1. Militarism
2. Nationalism
3. Alliances
4. Imperialism
5. Serbian
6. France
7. France, Britain and Russia
8. Austria, Germany and Italy
9. Italy
10. Submarines
Part II: Fill in the Blanks
1. China
2. Reparations
3. Poland
4. Blame
5. Alsace-Lorraine
6. Mandates
7. Yugoslavia
8. Russia
9. Harsh
10. US
11. Colonies
12. 14 Points
13. League of Nations
14. Italy
15. Wilson
1. Wilson, US; Clemenceau, France; Vittorio, Italy; Lloyd George, Britain
2. Germany, Russia
3. 100,000, air force, demilitarized, Rhine (Ruhr Valley), Submarines, Battleships
4. Wiemar Republic
Rise of the Totalitarians between the wars:
1. Hitler, Stalin, Mussolini
2. Abdicate
3. Workers
4. Stalin, purges
5. Centrally Planned Economy
6. KGB
7. Hitler, Wiemar Republic, Treaty of Versailles
8. Inflation, Unemployment
9. Arayn, Jews
10. Scapegoats
11. Gestapo
12. Mussolini, March
13. Roman Empire
14. Violence, Press (Speech)
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