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Satyagraha
or
Passive
Resistance
What is method of
securing rights by
personal
suffering?
Over 400 men,
women, and
children were
massacred.
What is
Amritsar, India?
The largest
nonviolent
protest gathering.
What is the
Salt March?
This word means
“Great Soul.”
What is
Mahatma?
The 2 countries
that were formed
to the East and
West of India.
What is
Pakistan &
Bangladesh?
This law
established a
national home for
Jews.
What is the
Balfour
Declaration?
Mandates
What are colonylike territories
created by
France and G.B.?
This was not a big factor
in WWI, however, in
WWII it was a different
story all together.
What
is
OIL?
The largest
producer of oil
pre-WWII.
Who is the
United States
of America?
European Imperialism
caused a rise in these 2
things.
What are
Nationalism &
the revival of
Islam?
He was the
leader of the
Nationalists.
Who was
Jiang Jieshi?
This series of
demonstrations
took place in May
1989.
What is
Tiananmen
Square?
This event
established Mao
as the sole leader
of the Communist
Party.
What is the Long
March?
This was the
Guomindang.
What is the name
of the Nationalist
political party
under
Sun Yat-sen?
“When the enemy
halts and camps, we
trouble them.”-Mao
What is an
example of one
of his 4 slogans
on guerrilla
tactics?
This caused many
Latin American
countries to move
to a more
modernized
economy.
What is the
Great
Depression?
Import-Substituting
Industrialization
What is the
development of
new industries
that now make
goods that were
previously
imported?
This made
Latin America’s
economic problems
worse.
What is a
huge
growth in
population?
In 1933, President FDR
issued this
Statement.
What is the
“Good Neighbor
Policy?”
A few church officials,
large landowners, and
military officials.
Who are the
people that
dominated
government?
Leader of the
Convention’s
People’s Party
Who was
Kwame Nkrumah?
A system of racial
segregation.
What
is
apartheid?
Pan-Africanism
What is a
movement that
stressed the
need for the
unity of all
Africans?
In Kenya, this caused
the British to promise
independence,
eventually.
What is the
Mau Mau
Movement?
The
A.N.C.
What is the
African
National
Congress?
The reason for
U.S. concern in the
Middle East during
the Cold War.
What is to
protect oil
reserves from
the Soviet
Union?
The country who
signed a sixty-year
agreement with
Standard Oil of
Californina
(SOCAL)
What is
Saudi Arabia?
OPEC raising the
price of oil by over
70%, reducing
production, and
embargos
What are ways the
Arab states used
oil as a weapon
against the U.S.?
Country the U.S.
replaced as a
trade partner in
Latin America
What is
Great Britain?
Congress passed
this law in the
1980s in order
to prevent
military funding.
What was the
Boland
Amendment?
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He became the
Prime Minister
in 1947 .
Who was
Jawaharlal Nehru?
Nehru believed that
India must do this in
order to succeed
economically.
(Hint: His view disagreed with
Gandhi’s view).
What is
Industrialize?
He was the
leader of the
Muslim League.
Who was
Mohammed Ali
Jinnah?
This was a trading
company given
power by the
British government.
What is the
British East
India Company?
India’s political
position during
the Cold War.
What is
NEUTRAL?
He became the
spokesman of the
Palestinians in the
1990s.
Who is
Yassar Arafat?
This is the
definition for
Pan-Arabism.
What is a belief in
Arab unity?
The
PLO
means this
What is the
Palestine
Liberation
Organization?
A worldwide movement
for the establishment
of a Jewish national
community in Palestine.
What
is
Zionism?
This event
happened on
May 14, 1948.
What is the
formation of
Israel?
This was Mao’s
very radical and
unsuccessful
program
that lasted just
two years.
What is the
Great Leap
Forward?
These were
revolutionary units
composed of unhappy
party members and
discontented young
people.
Who were the
Red Guards?
He created a new
policy called the
Four Modernizations.
Who was
Deng Xiaoping?
When the Cold War
spread from Europe
to Asia, China chose
to fight on this side
in Korea.
What is
North Korea?
This was the Open
Door Policy.
What is a policy that
gave foreign
countries economic
access to China?
The names of two
countries who
used guerrilla
warfare.
What are
El Salvador &
Nicaragua?
This rebel leader and
his followers eventually
overthrew Batista’s
authoritarian
government in Cuba.
Who is
Fidel Castro?
(FYI: He turns 79 years old on
August 13th, 2005)
The name for rebels
fighting the guerrilla
war in Nicaragua.
What is the
Contras?
“Banana Republics”
What are small
countries that
depend on large,
wealthy nations?
This Argentinian man
believed
revolutionary
upheaval.
(Hint: He assisted Castro in Cuba.)
Who was
Ernesto
Che Guevara?
The term that
describes
attempts to
establish
democracy and
economic reform.
What is
Africa’s
“Second Independence”?
The country
where an
estimated 1
million people
were slaughtered
in 1994.
What
is
Rwanda?
This country has
made progress in
terms economic and
political reforms. It
was praised by
former President Bill
Clinton for its
efforts.
What is
Uganda?
The decade in which
most African nations
won their
independence.
What is the 1960s
or
“The Sixties”?
He organized the
Pan-African
Congress in Paris.
Who was
W.E.B. Du Bois?
The term
Genocide
means…
What is the
deliberate mass
murder of a
group of people?
The actor who
portrayed Gandhi in
the film Gandhi.
Who is
Ben Kingsley?
India, Iraq, Ghana,
Egypt, and South Africa
achieved independence
from this country.
What is
Great Britain?
These are the 3 aspects
the boundaries of
Africa did not reflect
early in the 20th
century.
What are the
ethnic, cultural, &
linguistic
aspects?
188 minutes
What is the
running time for
the film Gandhi?