World History Final Exam Study Guide Note
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Name: ______________________________________________ Date: _____________ World History Final Exam Study Guide Note: Be sure to know the following terms, people, and answers to questions. Use your class notes, online textbook, former test/quiz review sheets, and former tests/quizzes to locate information. All notes and review sheets are available on my website if you need extra copies. See me for help, if needed, and be sure to STUDY! Preparing for a final exam requires several days of review so don’t wait until the last minute to start studying. Your World History Final Exam is scheduled for FRIDAY, 6/15. According to Yorktown High School policy, this date is non-negotiable (the final exam will not be given before OR after this date). The final exam is worth 150 points. Six Causes of Revolution Social Injustice Economic Distress Religious Intolerance Unpopular Method of Rule Nationalism Enlightenment Ideas
Differences between Absolutism and Democracy Documents that include Enlightenment Ideas Social Contract Theory Thomas Hobbes John Locke Voltaire
Nationalism Revolution Causes of the French Revolution Storming the Bastille Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen Committee of Public Safety Maximilien Robespierre Napoleon Bonaparte Important details about Napoleon (type of power, actions, programs) Russian invasion and the Great Retreat
The Industrial Revolution was a shift from an agricultural (farming) society to an industrial (manufacturing). Where the Industrial Revolution began (country) Where people moved (urban, rural, or suburban areas) Eli Whitney/Cotton Gin New source of energy (how factories/machines were powered) Tenement
Labor Unions (purpose, goals) Assembly Line (purpose, effects) Upton Sinclair: The Jungle (details, purpose for writing book) Positive effects of Industrial Revolution (know at least two) Negative effects of the Industrial Revolution (know at least two)
Definition of imperialism Motives of 19th century imperialism (know all five) How industrialization influenced Europe’s desire for more territory Direct Rule vs. Indirect Rule
Causes of World War I (M.A.I.N.) Central Powers (Germany, Austria-Hungary, Italy) Allied Powers (France, Great Britain, Russia, U.S.) Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria-Hungary Western Front: Characteristics of trench warfare All Quiet on the Western Front (details, purpose for writing book) New weapons/technology Reasons for U.S. entry into the war League of Nations (purpose, power) Treaty of Versailles (purpose, terms of the treaty)
Causes of the Russian Revolution (J.A.I.L.) Why Russia wasn’t prepared for World War I Overthrow of Czar Nicholas II Bolsheviks/Communists Russian Civil War Communist (Reds) Anti-Communist (Whites) Vladimir Lenin’s promises (three things) Lenin’s New Economic Policy Joseph Stalin
Causes of Great Depressions Impact of worldwide depression Totalitarianism Why did totalitarian leaders emerge in the Soviet Union, Italy, Germany, and Japan?
Joseph Stalin (Soviet Union) Great Purges Benito Mussolini (Italy) Adolf Hitler (Germany) Anti-Semitism Kristallnacht Final Solution Operation T4 Auschwitz Hideki Tojo and Emperor Hirohito (Japan) Genocide
Rwanda Genocide: Hutus vs. Tutsis World War II (14 questions) Causes of World War II Event that sparked the start of WWII Appeasement Aggression Axis Powers (Germany, Italy, Japan) Allied Powers (France, Great Britain, Soviet Union, U.S.) Battle of France Battle of Britain German Luftwaffe Operation Barbarossa Reason for U.S. entry into the war Kamikaze Japanese attack of Pearl Harbor Yalta Conference D-Day/Battle of Normandy Strategy used by U.S. to fight Japan in the Pacific V-E Day
U.S. options/considerations for forcing Japan to surrender Atomic Bomb V-J Day Franklin Delano Roosevelt Harry S. Truman The Cold War (13 questions) Superpowers Marshall Plan Iron Curtain Division of Germany & Berlin Berlin Blockade & Airlift (details, result) Bay of Pigs (details, result) Cuban Missile Crisis (details, result) NATO vs. Warsaw Pact North Korea vs. South Korea (Communism vs. Capitalism) North Vietnam vs. South Vietnam (Communism vs. Capitalism) Vietnam War (details, result) Policy of Containment Domino Theory Self-determination Space Race/Sputnik Extra Credit: Three sections for a possible 20 points of extra credit Directory: cms -> lib2 -> VA01000586 -> Centricity -> Domain -> 2636 2636 -> Italy, germany, the soviet union, and japan 2636 -> Decision to Drop the Atomic Bomb 2636 -> Era of global wars – part 1: World War I, The Russian Revolution & The Interwar Years Directions 2636 -> Guided Notes – Answer Key Lesson 2: Comparing/Contrasting Ancient Mesopotamia and Ancient Egypt 2636 -> Discovery Education Video American History: Foundations of American Government The Story Behind the Boston Massacre 2636 -> Name: Date: Industrialization & Imperialism Test Study Guide Directions 2636 -> The Causes of the French Revolution 2636 -> The great war: world war I 2636 -> The great war: world war I 2636 -> Era of global wars Download 13.7 Kb. Share with your friends:
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