Us imperialism - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

RTI WOCS Test 2-3 Study Guide During what years was WWI fought? - World War I - The Great War - was fought between 1914 and 1918. What are the "unintended consequences" of the War of ? - Bolshevist Revolution Cold War Fascism Creation of new nations Nationalism What were the reasons for WWI? - Militarism Alliances Imperialism Nationalism What were the militarism issues leading to WWI? - Germany competing with UK to build battleships; British feared an attack; German...

Dependency - Dependency theory: Andre Gunder Frank - The people of less-developed countries are not to blame for the failure of their societies to develop. Instead, he suggested that Western nations deliberately failed to develop these countries. - Guatemala and how it became both dependent and underdeveloped (the 1950s) - Metropole and satellite (Core/Periphery) - Gunder Frank Nationalism - A strong feeling of pride in and devotion to one's country. - One of the reasons Trujillo gained pe...

Brown v. BoardBrown v. Board of Education of Topeka was a landmark 1954 Supreme Court case in which the justices ruled unanimously that racial segregation of children in public schools was unconstitutional. Is globalization new?- no - was huge before WWI- imperialism, trade, colonialism - after WWI most globalization reversed except for military globalization - not new but different type of globalization What are the rights set forth in the First Amendments to the US Constitution?freed...

When was WWI and when did the US enter? and the US entered in 1917 What were the war alliances? Central and Allied. Central-Austria, Hungary, Ottoman Empire and Germany Allied-Britain, France, America, Italy and Russia. How did militarism, alliances, imperialism, and nationalism cause WWI? M-large armies and navies A-friends to combine power I-expansion in territory N-pride in your country Archduke Franz Ferdinand the assassination, who killed him, why it led to war ...

What is imperialism ANS; Policy of extending the rule of one country over other countries/colonies Why did we want imperialism ANS; To control raw materials, markets, help with defense (military bases) "New Manifest Destiny" ANS; Take benefits of civilization to "backward" people What did people think if we didn't take the initative to invade ANS; somebody else would and US security could be threatened Why do nations become imperialists ANS; Mercantilism (money from colonies), Nat...

ctober/November 2021 Examination session: Super semester COM2603 Intercultural, development and health communication 80 marks Duration: 3 hours This paper consists of 4 pages. Instructions: • Aim to answer all the questions in the examination paper. • Please number all your answer pages. • Please number all your questions exactly as per the numbering in the examination question paper. • It is compulsory to answer ALL three sections in this examination paper (Sect...

World History B - Unit 1: Imperialism Lessons 1-5 Already Passed lessons 1 colonization to imperialism what impact did Imperial spain have on the americas? spanish culture came to dominate and replace native cultures. read the sentence. the _[blank]_ was a company chartered by queen elizabeth i for trade with asia that maintained control over india from 1757 to 1858. which most accurately completes the sentence? british east india company which names a policy or practice of a country extend...

Unit 7 Progress Check: MCQ practice Exam Questions And Answers William Jennings Bryan, speech accepting the Democratic Party nomination for the presidency, 1900 - ANS "If it is right for the United States to hold the Philippine Islands permanently and imitate European empires in the government of colonies, the Republican party ought to state its position and defend it, but it must expect the subject races to protest against such a policy and to resist to the extent of their ability. ...

"2001" suggests that after hugging the monolith, a monkey with a bone is like: - a man with a rifle "Embedded water" is an idea that helps us assess environmental impact by estimating - The amount of water used to produce commonly used and traded items "Peak Oil" is a theory which suggests: - that humans will consume all the petroleum available on earth in our lifetimes "Sustainable engineering" is the same as "green engineering". - False Adaptive management is a technique used f...

What is the difference between militarism and militarization? - correct answer-Militarism: the ideology that a nation should maintain and be ready to use its strong military capabilities to advance its national interest. Using the military to threaten and take Militarization: is the use of the military as defense What is the relationship between militarism and imperialism and how do they impact Oceania together? - correct answer-Imperialism is followed by militarism. Many territories were ...