World History FINAL EXAM review sheet
The following people, terms, events, places, and dates will be on your final exam:
People:
Events:
Archduke Ferdinand
Turkish genocide (on Armenians)
Wilhelm II
Russian Civil War (Reds v. Whites)
Woodrow Wilson
Treaty of Versailles
Tsar Nicholas II
Formation of League of Nations (its problems)
Blackhand
Great Depression (CRASH)
Red Baron
Great Purge
Bolsheviks
Japanese invasions before WWII (3 places)
Vladimir Lenin
Hitler takes Austria/Czechoslovakia
Benito Mussolini
Invasion of Poland
Joseph Stalin
Battle of Britain
Hideki Tojo
D-Day
Hirohito
Pearl Harbor
Adolf Hitler
Invasion of USSR
Nazis (National Socialism)
Holocaust
Winston Churchill
Bosnian Serb genocide
FDR “date that will live in infamy”
Pol Pot genocide
Ho Chi Minh
Yalta
Mao Tse-Tung
Marshall Plan
Chiang Kai-Shek
The “Cold War”
Kenyatta
Division of Berlin and Germany
Mohandas Gandhi
Berlin War built and torn down
Chinese Civil War (who won, lost, outcomes)
Korean War (how started, outcomes)
Vietnam War (why, who, outcome)
Cuban Missile Crisis
Fall of Berlin Wall (ends Cold War)
Algerian independence against?
East/West Pakistan civil war
Terms:
Unrestricted submarine warfare
no man’s land
U-boat
Lusitania
Zimmerman Telegram
Central Powers (3 countries)
Western Front
New Economic Policy (N.E.P.)—Lenin
reparations
mandates (who controlled them)—Brit/French
High tariffs (effect on trade)
collectivization (what and who)
totalitarian dictator
Five Year Plans (what and who)
Fascist Party (fascism)
appeasement
pacifism
isolationism
“master race”
“final solution”
NATO
WARSAW Pact
superpowers (Cold War)
containment
“iron curtain” (who said and what”
apartheid
United Nations charter (said what?)
Places:
Sarajevo, Bosnia
Auschwitz (worst Nazi killing center)
Rwanda
Cambodia
Bosnia
Hiroshima/Nagasaki
mainland China
communist China
Nationalist China
island of Taiwan
38th parallel
South Africa
Kenya
Algeria
West Africa (peaceful transition)
India (partitioned due to what problem?)
Dates:
World War I (1914-18)
Stock Market Crash
Decade of Depression
World War II (1939-45)
Pearl Harbor
D-Day (June 6, 1944)