Chapter 29 AP World History Gruver Flashcards

159076010	St. Petersburg	city the Russain Revolution began in 1917	0
159076011	The United States	dominant foreign power in Latin America	1
159076012	Alexander Kerensky	leader of the Russian Government after the March revolution	2
159076013	Lenin's Bolsheviks	Succeeded the fist revolutionary government of Russia	3
159302476	Lenin's solution to WWI	peace treaty, gave up Russian land	4
159302477	Who took over after the Qing	warlords or military commanders	5
159302478	Sun Yat-sen	anti-Qing, Revolutionary Alliance leader	6
159302479	What Japan gained from WWI	German land and areas	7
159302480	Goal of May Fourth Movement	liberal democracy copied from the West	8
159302481	Who were the members of the May Fourth Movemet	intellectuals an students	9
159302482	Chinese Marxism VS. Lenin	Chinese saw the peasants as the leaders of the revolution	10
159302483	China's society according to Marxist philosophers	everyone was a peasant	11
159302484	Nationalist Party's greatest failure	to deal with the social and economic crisis of the Chinese peasantry	12
159302485	Mao Zedong	Communist leader emphasised the role of the peasantry	13
159315693	Chiang Kai-shek	leader of the Nationalist Party	14
159315694	Long March	march of 90,000 communists from Hunan to Shaanxi	15
159315695	Stock Market Collapse	event that triggered the Great Depression	16
159315696	3 Facets of Fascim	1. Extreme Nationalism 2. Militarism 3. Corporate State	17
159315697	Blackshirts	members of Mussolini's fascist party	18
159315698	Great Leap Forward	Chinese attempt to quickly industrialize, 15m die from starvation	19
159315699	Cultural Revolution	Red Guard killing and arresting intellectuals and closing schools	20
159315700	Tiananmn Square Massacre	1989 Chinese military crush student revolt	21
159315701	War Communism	applying communism and strict economic control to a civl war	22
159315702	NEP	New EconomicPlan peasents and farmers own small businesses and farms and gvt. own large industry part capitalism and part communism	23
159315703	Great Purge	killing of those who spoke against the regime and of upper level communists	24
159315704	Mein Kampf	Hitler's book "living space" and anti-semitism	25
159315705	Enabling Act	Gave Hitler power to get rid of Constitution and rule as a totalitarian ruler	26
159315706	Night of the Long Knives	Hitler will stop at nothing will kill anybody and everybody who was a threat to his gvt.	27
159315707	socialist realism	artistic style in USSR under Stalin	28
159315708	indigenism	Mexican muralist movement	29
159315709	Mexico reforms	restrictions on clerical education rights for workers limited foreign ownersip land reform	30
159315710	Soviet Economy	rigid planning control of vitually all economic sectors emphasis on industrial goods massive armaments industry	31
159315711	Women got the right to vote in these countries	Great Britain, USA, Switzerland, Germany, Turkey	32
159315712	Great Depression	Intensity of depression had never been seen before	33
159315713	Ethiopia	Mussolini invaded in 1935	34
159315714	New Deal	FDR's programe to deal with the Great Depression	35
159315715	Why Fascism in Germany	Treaty- war blame Hitler Great depression parliamentary government	36
159315716	Gestapo	Hitler's secret police	37
159323756	Hitler's economic planning	focus on armament construction	38
159323757	Hitler's foreign and military policies	preparation for war	39
159323758	totalitarian governments	Hitler Stalin Mussolini	40
159323759	Fascist party in Spain	Falange	41
159323760	Juan Peron	Argentina leader wife popular	42
159323761	Getelio Vargas government	centralized based on Mussolini	43
159323762	kulaks	The well off peasants who were starved or shipped to the gulags	44
159323763	collectivization	Stalin's agricultural policy	45
159323764	Japnese Government	oligarchic negotiations between groups growth of military	46
159323765	Tojo Hideki	military leader in Japan	47
159323766	five-year plans	Stalin's economic planning	48
159323767	Politburo	ran the communist party under Stalin	49