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WORLD HISTORY
Mr. Decker
Name:
Period
2015 Accelerated World History FINAL EXAM Review
Disclaimer - This review sheet is meant to be a comprehensive guide and may include terms that you are not
familiar with. There may also be questions on the final that are not directly accounted for by this sheet. At the very
least make sure you review all class notes and have a base level understanding of all of the following:
Industrial Revolution
Where did it Start?
3 Factors of Production? laisses-faire
Social Darwinism
Imperialism
Capitalism
Communism / Karl Marx
Berlin Conference
When/Why did it happen?
Negatives of Imp.
Middle East
British Mandate
Suez Canal
British East India Co.
Sepoys
Gandhi
Gandhi’s Goals
Partition of India
The 19th Century
Nationalism
Imperialism
Causes of Imp.
Imperialism
Positives of Imp.
Matthew Perry
Japanese Response
Meiji Restoration
China
Opium War
Spheres of Influence
Open Door Policy
Boxer Rebellion
World War I
Triple Alliance
Triple Entente
Central Powers
Poison gas
Trench Warfare
Zimmerman Telegram
League of Nations
Ottoman Empire
Lusitania
Assassination of Francis Ferdinand of?
Allied Powers
Schleiffen Plan
Western Front
Total War
M.A.I.N. Causes
Austria-Hungary Empire
Treaty of Versailles
US entry into WWI (3 reasons)
New countries created after WWI
Armistice
Woodrow Wilson
The Fourteen Points
Most Fighting Took Place here?
Bolshevik/Communist Revolution
Between World Wars I and II
League of Nations
Mussolini (“il Duce”)
Totalitarianism
Stalin
Adolf Hitler
Great Purge
Mein Kampf
Great Depression
Five-Year Plans
Fascism
Command economy
collective farm
stock market crash
Sino-Japanese War
Chinese Civil War (Why communists win)
Long March
Why a lot of interest in Middle East
Mandates in the Middle East:
Who is in the Middle East (Europeans)
Salt March
Gandhi
Civil Disobedience
Amritsar Massacre
Caste System
Nehru
World War II
Munich Conference
Maginot Line
key battles & turning points
Winston Churchill
Sudetenland
Axis Powers
Allied Powers
Propaganda
Hitler
D-Day
Invasion of ?
Axis aggressions & invasions
Blitzkrieg
Nazi-Soviet Non-aggression Pact
Stalingrad
Nuremberg Laws
Final Solution
Holocaust
Stalin
Mussolini
V-E Day
Hiroshima and Nagasaki
Yalta Conference
Holocaust
Anti-Semitism
Appeasement
D-Day
Tojo
V-J Day
Truman Doctrine
Marshall Plan
Post World War II
Iran
Mossadegh
Ayatollah Khomeini
US Hostage Crisis
Palestinian-Israeli Conflict
Zionism
UN Plan to Divide Palestine
Diaspora
Six Day War
Diaspora
Refugees
Sadat
Shah of Iran
Ayatollah Khomeini
Iraq-Iran War
Saddam Hussein
Kurds
Persian Gulf Wars
Mao Zedong
Long March
Great Leap Forward
Deng Xiaoping
Four Modernizations
Islamic Fundamentalism
Causes and Effects
Jihad
Was 9-11 Justified?
Cold War
NATO vs Warsaw Pact
MAP
Know where key events from the list above took place. You should also know where the major continents are
located including key countries and bodies of water from our studies this year.:
CHRONOLOGY
Know when key events took place in relationship to one another. Know when key leaders ruled. To review, you
should use the timelines in the back of each chapter, as well as any timelines that were used in class.