WW1
288639257 | embassies | the headquarters of an ambassador represented in another country | 0 | |
288639258 | globalization | integration of world's economies, cultures, and goods | 1 | |
288639259 | militarism | national policy of building and maintaining an army | 2 | |
288639260 | nationalism | wanting your country country to be number 1; freeing country from foreign control | 3 | |
288639261 | alliance | two or more countries join together fore defensive purposes | 4 | |
288639262 | triple entente | france, britain, russia | 5 | |
288639263 | triple alliance | austria, germany, italy | 6 | |
288639264 | central powers | ottoman empire, germany, austria | 7 | |
288639265 | the allies | russia, britain, france, italy u.s. | 8 | |
288639266 | mobilization | preparing your country for war | 9 | |
288639267 | propaganda | ideas that are true or false spread to gain peoples support | 10 | |
288639268 | internal security | citizens were asked to look out for spies | 11 | |
288639269 | rationing | limiting amount of goods people can have | 12 | |
288639270 | stalemate | neither side was winning | 13 | |
288639271 | schlieffen plan | idea of germany avoiding war on 2 fronts | 14 | |
288639272 | attrition | trying to wear the other side down | 15 | |
294398089 | imperialism | the policy of extending the rule or authority of an empire or nation over foreign countries, or of acquiring and holding colonies and dependencies. | 16 | |
294398090 | Gallipoli | site of decisive 1915 Turkish victory over Australian and New Zealand forces under British command during WWI | 17 | |
294398091 | Francis Ferdinand | archduke of Austria-Hungary whose assassination was a cause of WWI | 18 | |
294398092 | Contraband | illegal arms | 19 | |
294398093 | Lusitania | British passenger ship that was destroyed by Germany | 20 | |
294398094 | Zimmerman Note | letter sent from Germany to Mexico urging them to join the central powers | 21 | |
294398095 | armistice | cease fire | 22 | |
294398096 | indemnities | cash payments that the loer of a war pays the winner | 23 | |
294398097 | reparations | goods given to winners | 24 | |
294398098 | self-determination | countries choose own govt. | 25 | |
294398099 | league of nations | international peace organization | 26 | |
294398100 | dawes plan | repayment schedule for germany to pay back indemnities | 27 | |
294398101 | treaty of versailles | treaty that ended war w/ germany | 28 | |
294398102 | 14 points | wilson's plan for peace | 29 | |
294398103 | war guilt clause | germany was blamed for WWI | 30 | |
294398104 | de-militarization | breaking down military | 31 | |
294398105 | B.G. Tilak | independence leader who used violence and looked to the past | 32 | |
294398106 | Mohandas Gandhi | non-violent independence leader | 33 | |
294398107 | Dinshawai Incident | wife of prayer leader was shot by British; led to Egyptian protest movement | 34 | |
294398108 | zionism | a policy for establishing and developing a national homeland for Jews in Palestine | 35 | |
294398109 | McMahon Pledge | 1914; Palestine was promised to Arabs | 36 | |
294398110 | Balfour Declaration | 1917; palestine was promised to Jews | 37 | |
294398111 | effendi | prosperous business class in khedival Egypt | 38 | |
294398112 | Herzl | promoted jewish migration to palestine and created zionism | 39 | |
294398113 | pan africanism | africa for africans | 40 | |
294398114 | negritude movement | return to african heritage | 41 |