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Germany

-treaty of versailles assigned them sole responsibility for war


-punished by the "war guilt clause" in the treaty of versailles

What were the main reasons for the war?

Militarism, Alliances, Imperialism, and nationalism

Why did the industrial revolution begin in Great Britain?

they had the factors of production

What was the spark that triggered WW1?

The assassination of Franz Ferdinand

What were the conditions for soldiers in the trenches?

deadly winters, rats, disease

Who is Adam Smith?

Defended the free market system of capitalism in "The wealth of Nations"

What are nationalists?

People who are loyal to a country or a group of people

Textile production

The first area to undergo major industrialization

what was the effect of industrialism on Germany and Japan?

They became military giants

Japanese victor in Russo-Japanese War in terms of social Darwinism

-went against European belief that they could easily defeat other races

What was the organization created as a result of the Treaty of Versailles?

The League of Nations

What are factors that promoted Imperialism in Africa?

-European technology


-steam power


-inability of Africans to unite

What was the result of the battle of Verdun?

Both sides lost lots of men, but gained little ground

what is an enclosure?

Large, closed field for farming

What is a trench?

Type of warfare in WWI

What aided Europeans in their quest for Africa?

-Quinine


-machine guns


-railroads and steamships

What are the main points of the "Communist Manifesto"?

-The industrial revolution had made the rich richer but not the poor


-workers would overthrow the factory owners


-workers would seize the factors of production

what was Industrialization?

a cause of urbanization

what is capitalism?

economic system where people invest money to make a profit

what is imperialism?

Policy of seeking to dominate a weak country politically, socially, and economically

what was a benefit of the railroad in Britain?

cheap transportation for materials and goods

what was Adam Smith's defense of laissez-faire economics?

he said social harmony would result without gov't interference

what are some effects of urbanization?

-Growing cities


-lack of sanitation


-disease

what were the punishments given to the country accused of responsibility for the war?

-military restrictions


-reparations


-loss of overseas colonies

what was an effect of the industrial revolution on populations in cities?

it made the population grow faster than the housing supply

What was the worldwide impact of industrialization?

-Lead to imperialism


-weakened economic ties between nations


-exploited colonies for slaves

laissez-faire economics

government should not interfere with business affairs