1.) It ended the cold war between Russia and America.
2.) violent groups tried to get power.
3.) Iraq was forced to stop building nuclear weapons and the UN was allowed to have weapon checks on them.
4.) It carried out air strikes in order to force the different groups to take part in peace talks.
5.) The blood diamond trade, authoritarian rule, civil and bloody wars and the forces separation of races.
6.) Telephones, fax, Satellites
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Tuesday, April 29, 2014
Chapter 39 section 2 questions
1) What was the Apartheid?
It allowed for a small group of whites to have power over the much larger group of black South Africans.
2) What type of economic system did China move towards in the 1990s?
Capitalism
3) Explain how nations responded to issues of war and peace after the Cold War ended.
The UN put together a coalition and had weapon checks on Iraq
4) What were the Balkan Wars?
It allowed for a small group of whites to have power over the much larger group of black South Africans.
2) What type of economic system did China move towards in the 1990s?
Capitalism
3) Explain how nations responded to issues of war and peace after the Cold War ended.
The UN put together a coalition and had weapon checks on Iraq
4) What were the Balkan Wars?
Different power struggle battles with each republic of Yugoslavia in the late 80's and early 90's.
Puerto Rico Trip chork chapter 38 1-6
1.) They
started a loan program called the Marshall Plan after George Marshall, the U.S.
Secretary of State. Under the plan factories were rebuilt, coal mines were
reopened and roads were repaired or replaced.
2.) They hoped this would force the western powers
to leave the city.
3.) He first pronounced free elections and social
economic reforms in Cuba. He also announced that that his government would be
Communist. He developed close ties with the Soviet Union, which continued to
send him economic aid. Then the invasion in the area know as the Bay of Pigs
failed. Castro then asked the Soviet Union for more military aid.
4.) Mao
began to fear that the Chinese had lost they revolutionary spirit. As a result
in 1966 he carried out purges of
Communist party. He also purged the countries intellectuals, or scholars. This purge was called the Cultural
Revolution.
5.) Democracy
6.) Lack of education
Chapter 39 questions 2-4
2.) They had been calling for reforms, and Communist government in Eastern Europe had lost power as a result of an election.
3.) They felt Gorbachev was giving up and they resisted reform, fearing losing their jobs and the Soviet power weakening.
4.) I think it is possible for it to come back sense it has happened before it can happen again.
3.) They felt Gorbachev was giving up and they resisted reform, fearing losing their jobs and the Soviet power weakening.
4.) I think it is possible for it to come back sense it has happened before it can happen again.
Friday, April 11, 2014
World war 1 and 2 study questions
1.) What was trench
warfare? Why did trench warfare start?
Trench warfare was when soldiers dug trenches in the ground,
protected them with barbed wire, and stayed inside, firing at the enemy’s
trench. It started from fighting between Germany and France.
2.) How many people were
killed in World War I?
30 million-13 million soldiers and 17 million civilians
3.) Who was Woodrow
Wilson? What did he want to do at the end of WW1?
Woodrow Wilson was the president of the United States, and
he had drawn up a peace plan called the Fourteen Points. He wanted to reduce
armaments, a world association of nations to keep peace, and he believed that
national groups in Europe should be able to form their own countries.
4.) What was the outcome
of the Treaty of Versailles? Outline the effects of the treaty on German
and Russia?
The Outcome was Germany losing land overseas and in Europe.
Russia lost even more land than Germany. The effects on Germany were they lost
land, and had to pay a ton of money, which led to a depression, and Russia lost
a lot of land as well.5.)
6.)
7.)
8.) When
did World War II begin?
September 1, 1939
September 1, 1939
9.) What
was blitzkrieg? How did it work?
It was a new way of fighting developed
by Germany; it was called blitzkrieg or “lighting war.” German airplanes would
first bomb enemy cities, roads and airfields. Then the soldiers and civilians
alike would be machine-gunned from the air. Finally armored tanks would roll
through the countryside, wiping out all defenses.
10.) What was the Battle of Britain?
Hitler tried to bomb the British into
surrendering. The British however were under the leadership of Prime Minister Winston
Chruchill, fought back for 10 months. Finally, British pilots and anti-aircraft
guns shot down so many German planes that Hitler gave up the idea of invading
Great Britain.
11.) When and why did the United States enter World War II?
After the bombing on Pearl Harbor the
American naval base in the Hawaiian Islands on December 7, 1941. Then after
that they immediately entered the war on the side of the Allied Powers.
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16.) What was the Holocaust? How many Jews were murdered during it?
Destruction or slaughter on a mass scale, esp. caused by fire or nuclear war, Hitler killed many Jews, Over 6 million Jews died.
17.) Why did Germany attack the Soviet Union in 1941?
It was to be the permanent elimination of the perceived Communist threat to Germany
18.) Why did the United States decide to drop bombs on Hiroshima and Nagaski?
Because they knew that they couldn't take Japan by invading so they bombed them hoping for surrender.
19.)How did Nationalism contribute to World War I?Everyone wanted to be the most powerful country, and that led to power struggles.
Destruction or slaughter on a mass scale, esp. caused by fire or nuclear war, Hitler killed many Jews, Over 6 million Jews died.
17.) Why did Germany attack the Soviet Union in 1941?
It was to be the permanent elimination of the perceived Communist threat to Germany
18.) Why did the United States decide to drop bombs on Hiroshima and Nagaski?
Because they knew that they couldn't take Japan by invading so they bombed them hoping for surrender.
19.)How did Nationalism contribute to World War I?Everyone wanted to be the most powerful country, and that led to power struggles.
20.)What happened to the world economy in 1929?
Factories had to close down, banks fell and failed and there was a lot of depression.
21.) What did the British and French give in to Hitler's demands at first?
They were scared that there would be another war and gave in.
22.) What major events led to the defeat of Germany in World War II?
The allied forces went through the English Channel and they surrounded the Germans with the Soviets.
23.) What was the United Nations formed?
To prevent any more wars.
Factories had to close down, banks fell and failed and there was a lot of depression.
21.) What did the British and French give in to Hitler's demands at first?
They were scared that there would be another war and gave in.
22.) What major events led to the defeat of Germany in World War II?
The allied forces went through the English Channel and they surrounded the Germans with the Soviets.
23.) What was the United Nations formed?
To prevent any more wars.
Study Questions For world war 1 and 2 test 8-12
When
did World War II begin?
September 1, 1939
September 1, 1939
What
was blitzkrieg? How did it work?
It was a new way of fighting developed
by Germany; it was called blitzkrieg or “lighting war.” German airplanes would
first bomb enemy cities, roads and airfields. Then the soldiers and civilians
alike would be machine-gunned from the air. Finally armored tanks would roll
through the countryside, wiping out all defenses.
What was the Battle of Britain?
Hitler tried to bomb the British into
surrendering. The British however were under the leadership of Prime Minister Winston
Chruchill, fought back for 10 months. Finally, British pilots and anti-aircraft
guns shot down so many German planes that Hitler gave up the idea of invading
Great Britain.
When and why did the United States enter World War II?
After the bombing on Pearl Harbor the
American naval base in the Hawaiian Islands on December 7, 1941. Then after
that they immediately entered the war on the side of the Allied Powers.
Thursday, April 10, 2014
Chapter 37 Understanding main ideas questions 1-6
1.) Each country wanted to be the most powerful, and it raised the growth of rival alliances
2.) They wanted repayment for their losses during the war from the defeated countries.
3.) Depression or a sudden slowdown in business began.
4.) They didn't want another war so they surrendered.
5.) Germany- In April,1945, the Allied forces joined together at the Elbe River in Germany and the Germans realized they couldn't win the war.
Japan- The USA dropped two atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki
6.) They were to prevent war, lend money to poor countries and, provide them with medical care and better education.
2.) They wanted repayment for their losses during the war from the defeated countries.
3.) Depression or a sudden slowdown in business began.
4.) They didn't want another war so they surrendered.
5.) Germany- In April,1945, the Allied forces joined together at the Elbe River in Germany and the Germans realized they couldn't win the war.
Japan- The USA dropped two atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki
6.) They were to prevent war, lend money to poor countries and, provide them with medical care and better education.
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