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What was the main initial reason for the North's involvement in the Civil War?
What was the main initial reason for the North's involvement in the Civil War?
- To secure the right of secession for all states.
- To protect the economic interests of Northern industrialists.
- To abolish slavery throughout the nation.
- To prevent the South from seceding. (correct)
Which of the following advantages did the North possess over the South during the Civil War?
Which of the following advantages did the North possess over the South during the Civil War?
- Stronger support from European powers.
- Superior military leadership and strategies.
- A larger population and greater industrial capacity. (correct)
- A more advanced agricultural system, particularly in cotton production.
What was Lincoln's stance on secession in his inaugural address?
What was Lincoln's stance on secession in his inaugural address?
- He believed secession was illegal and would use force to maintain federal property. (correct)
- He threatened to use force to end slavery in the South.
- He supported secession as a legitimate right of states.
- He believed secession was illegal and void but had no intent to use force.
How did the Emancipation Proclamation contribute to the North's cause in the Civil War?
How did the Emancipation Proclamation contribute to the North's cause in the Civil War?
What was the main reason European powers remained hesitant to support the Confederacy despite their sympathy for the South's cause?
What was the main reason European powers remained hesitant to support the Confederacy despite their sympathy for the South's cause?
Which of the following events would be categorized within the 'Interwar Period' section of the text?
Which of the following events would be categorized within the 'Interwar Period' section of the text?
Based on the provided text, which of these would be considered a direct consequence of World War II?
Based on the provided text, which of these would be considered a direct consequence of World War II?
Which of these accurately reflects the chronological sequence of events mentioned within the text, from earliest to latest?
Which of these accurately reflects the chronological sequence of events mentioned within the text, from earliest to latest?
Which part of the provided text focuses primarily on the impact of European powers on a specific African country?
Which part of the provided text focuses primarily on the impact of European powers on a specific African country?
Based on the text, which of the following events would be considered a direct consequence of the Cold War?
Based on the text, which of the following events would be considered a direct consequence of the Cold War?
Flashcards
Secession
Secession
The act of formally withdrawing from a federation or body, especially a political one.
Emancipation Proclamation
Emancipation Proclamation
An executive order issued by Abraham Lincoln freeing slaves in rebel states, effective January 1, 1863.
Lincoln's Inaugural Address
Lincoln's Inaugural Address
Lincoln stated that secession was legally void and called for troops to preserve the Union.
North's Advantages
North's Advantages
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Civil War Duration and Casualties
Civil War Duration and Casualties
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Russian Revolution of 1917
Russian Revolution of 1917
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United Nations (UN)
United Nations (UN)
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Cold War
Cold War
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Ethiopian Revolution of 1974
Ethiopian Revolution of 1974
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Independence movements in Africa
Independence movements in Africa
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Study Notes
Russian Revolution of 1917
- The Russian Revolution of 1917 marked a significant historical event.
Interwar Period: Capitalism, Fascism, and Nazism
- This period saw a blend of capitalist economies, the rise of fascism, and the emergence of Nazism.
World War II
- World War II is a major historical event significantly impacting global affairs.
Global and Regional Developments Since 1945
Aftermath of WWII
- The consequences of World War II had a lasting impact on the global landscape.
United Nations Organization (UN)
- The UN was established to foster international cooperation and prevent future conflicts.
Post-War Global Socio-Economic Recovery and Developments
- Global economic and social progress following World War II is a key factor in modern history.
Cold War Realities
- The Cold War was a period of geopolitical tension between the US and the Soviet Union.
Cold War Situations in Asia
- Asian countries experienced particular challenges during the Cold War.
The Middle East
- The Middle East region played a substantial role in global geopolitics.
Dissolution of Communist Bloc and Aftermath
- The fall of the communist bloc and its aftermath had major global impacts.
Ethiopia: Internal Developments and External Influences (1941-1991)
Restoration of Imperial Rule and External Influences
- The restoration of imperial rule in Ethiopia was influenced by external factors.
Socio-economic Conditions and Social Organizations
- The socio-economic context and social structures of Ethiopia during this time are important to understand the region's historical development.
Consolidation of Autocracy and Opposition to Monarchy
- The consolidation of autocratic rule in Ethiopia was met with resistance.
1974 Revolution: Emperor's Downfall and Rise of the Derg
- The 1974 revolution in Ethiopia marked a significant turning point.
Socio-economic and Political Reforms of the Military Regime
- The military regime in Ethiopia implemented specific political and economic reforms.
Decline and Downfall of the Derg Regime: Internal and External Threats
- Internal and external factors contributed to the decline and fall of the Derg regime in Ethiopia.
Africa Since the 1960s
Road to Independence and Rise of Independent States
- The path to independence in African nations is a topic of historical significance.
Politics in Independent African States
- The politics in newly independent African nations are significant aspects of the post-colonial era.
Civil War and Its Results
- The US Civil War was fought between the North and South from 1861 to 1865.
- The North had significant advantages.
- The war's motivation shifted from purely ending secession to including the abolition of slavery.
- The Emancipation Proclamation, issued by Lincoln in 1862, declared slaves in rebel-held territories as free.
Balkan Wars (1912-1913)
- The Ottoman Empire lost significant European territories after the Balkan Wars.
- Balkan allies (Serbia, Greece, Bulgaria) fought over Macedonia.
- Ethnic cleansing marked these conflicts.
First World War Catalyst
- Austro-Hungarian-Serbian tensions were prominent pre-World War I causes.
- The assassination of Franz Ferdinand triggered the war.
- Austria-Hungary's invasion of Serbia led to WWI.
New Imperialism
- The era of "New Imperialism" encompassed a period of increased capitalist expansion in the late 19th century.
- European powers sought control over African colonies.
- The Berlin Conference (1884-85) allowed powers to divide Africa.
Samori Touré's Resistance
- Samori Touré's military resistance against French colonization in West Africa.
- Touré tried to gain European support and modernize his army but failed.
- French forces ultimately defeated Samori Touré.
Maji-Maji Rebellion
- The Maji-Maji Rebellion was a large-scale resistance against German colonization in Tanganyika.
- Driven by taxes and forced labor, it utilized spiritual belief systems for resistance.
- German forces ultimately crushed the rebellion.
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