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Luke Dizon
Mrs.Perales
AP Human Geography
19, August 2016
I found this map at (http://news.nationalgeographic.com/2015/07/shark-attacks-in-the-us/). This map was created in July of 2011 and by Kelsey Nowakowski. The purpose of this map is to inform people about the dangers of the beaches and the ocean.
Now this is a story all about how Napoleon's life got flipped turned upside down
And we?d like to take two minutes for this song and dance
We?ll tell you how he became the emperor of a town called France
Western Corsica Napoleon was born and raised
In military school he spent most of his days
At the age of sixteen, a lieutenant machine
He wasn?t he plain? so he joined the new government regime
Then in 1795 he was the hero of the hour
Defending the National Convention against royalist power
Now this is a story all about how Napoleon's life got flipped turned upside down
And we?d like to take two minutes for this song and dance
We?ll tell you how he became the emperor of a town called France
Western Corsica Napoleon was born and raised
In military school he spent most of his days
At the age of sixteen, a lieutenant machine
He wasn?t he plain? so he joined the new government regime
Then in 1795 he was the hero of the hour
Defending the National Convention against royalist power
Stella Asa
Current Events Project
West African Region
Stella Asa
Current Events Project
West African Region
Overview?
The?history?of?West?Africa?is?a?series?of?conflicts.?Many?of?the?region?s?states?have?seen?civil?wars,?including?Sierra?
Leone,?Liberia,?Guinea?Bissau,?Ivory?Coast.?There?have?been?countless?coups?d??tats?in?Gambia,?Niger,?and?Guinea,?
as?well?as?ethnic?and?religious?clashes?in?Benin,?Nigeria,?and?Mali?since?these?states?gained?independence?in?1960.?
Chapter 20
I. Latin America in the 19th & 20th Cent.
A. Creoles: ? descendants of Europeans who stayed in Latin America
1. Ideas of Enlightenment & new political ideals influencing creole
elites
a) Principles of equality of all in the eyes of the law
b) Free trade
c) Free press
B. L.A. elites resented domination of trade by Spain & Portugal
II. Nationalistic Revolts in L.A.
A. Creoles began to use new ideas to denounce rule of Iberian monarchs
B. Sim?n Bolivar:
Spread of Colonial Rule
I. Western gold and silver no longer exchanged for cloves, pepper, tea, silk, &
porcelain
A. Most output from European factories sent to Africa & Asia for oil, tin,
rubber, & other resources needed to fuel industrial machine
1. Reason: Industrial Revolution
II. The Motives
A. West needed vital raw materials that couldn?t be found at home and a
reliable market for goods produced in factories
1. Latter became increasingly crucial as producers discovered that
The Emergence of Anticolonialism
I. Stirrings of Nationhood
A. Nationalism refers to a state of mind rising out of an awareness of
being part of a community that possesses common institutions,
traditions, language, & customs
B. Prior to colonial era, most traditional societies in Africa & Asia were
formed on the basis of religious beliefs, tribal loyalties, or devotion to
hereditary monarchies
C. Advent of European colonialism brought the consciousness of modern
The Road to World War I
I. Nationalism and Internal Dissent
A. Rivalries over colonies and trade intensified during a frenzied
imperialist expansion
1. Division of Europe?s great powers only added to the tension
a) Germany, Austria, Italy
b) France, Great Britain, Russia
II. Militarism
A. Conscription:
1. Obligatory military service; draft
2. Had been established as a regular practice in most Western
countries before 1914
3. United States and GB major exceptions
War and Revolution
I. The Russian Revolution
A. After the Revolution of 1905 failed to bring any substantial changes to
Russia, Tsar Nicholas II relied on the army and Bureaucracy to uphold
his regime
1. WWI magnified Russia?s problems and severely challenged the
tsarist government
B. Russian industry was unable to produce the weapons needed for the
army
1. Suffered incredible losses
C. Tsarist government unprepared for the tasks it faced in 1914
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