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What period does nationalism primarily cover?
What period does nationalism primarily cover?
Which ideology emphasizes democracy and the rights of the people?
Which ideology emphasizes democracy and the rights of the people?
What sparked the Sepoy Rebellion in India in 1857?
What sparked the Sepoy Rebellion in India in 1857?
What was a significant impact of the Meiji Restoration in Japan?
What was a significant impact of the Meiji Restoration in Japan?
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What was a notable outcome of the British victory in the Sepoy Rebellion?
What was a notable outcome of the British victory in the Sepoy Rebellion?
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What concept justified European colonial expansion in the 19th and early 20th centuries?
What concept justified European colonial expansion in the 19th and early 20th centuries?
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Which figure is known as the grandfather of socialism?
Which figure is known as the grandfather of socialism?
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Which of the following is NOT associated with the idea of Manifest Destiny?
Which of the following is NOT associated with the idea of Manifest Destiny?
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When did Social Darwinism significantly influence society?
When did Social Darwinism significantly influence society?
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What impact did Shaka Zulu have on the political landscape in Southern Africa?
What impact did Shaka Zulu have on the political landscape in Southern Africa?
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What technological advancement was involved in long-distance communication in the early 19th century?
What technological advancement was involved in long-distance communication in the early 19th century?
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Which idea did Karl Marx advocate regarding workers' conditions?
Which idea did Karl Marx advocate regarding workers' conditions?
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What was a primary theme of the Ghost Dance movement among Native Americans?
What was a primary theme of the Ghost Dance movement among Native Americans?
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What was a significant consequence of nationalism during its relevant period?
What was a significant consequence of nationalism during its relevant period?
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Which of the following was NOT an impact of Fourier's ideas?
Which of the following was NOT an impact of Fourier's ideas?
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How did the British respond to the results of the Sepoy Rebellion in terms of education?
How did the British respond to the results of the Sepoy Rebellion in terms of education?
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What was one of the significant impacts of Morse code on global communication?
What was one of the significant impacts of Morse code on global communication?
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Which event set the groundwork for German militarism and influenced European geopolitics?
Which event set the groundwork for German militarism and influenced European geopolitics?
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What was the purpose of the Berlin Conference of 1884-85?
What was the purpose of the Berlin Conference of 1884-85?
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What characterizes the New Imperialism period in the context of European powers?
What characterizes the New Imperialism period in the context of European powers?
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What did Carl Peters symbolize in the context of German colonization in Africa?
What did Carl Peters symbolize in the context of German colonization in Africa?
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Which explorer founded German East Africa and was known for his violent methods?
Which explorer founded German East Africa and was known for his violent methods?
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What impact did the New Imperialism have on education in Africa and Asia?
What impact did the New Imperialism have on education in Africa and Asia?
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What was the effect of the scramble for Africa on the continent's economy?
What was the effect of the scramble for Africa on the continent's economy?
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What was the primary impact of the Taiping Rebellion on China?
What was the primary impact of the Taiping Rebellion on China?
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Which of the following best describes the motivations behind Wahhabism?
Which of the following best describes the motivations behind Wahhabism?
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What was a significant outcome of the Mayan Revolt (Caste War)?
What was a significant outcome of the Mayan Revolt (Caste War)?
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What was the significance of Usman dan Fodio's jihad?
What was the significance of Usman dan Fodio's jihad?
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Which statement best describes Tenskwatawa's role and message?
Which statement best describes Tenskwatawa's role and message?
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Which rebellion was inspired by the desire for social and cultural change among the Mayan people?
Which rebellion was inspired by the desire for social and cultural change among the Mayan people?
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What legacy did Wahhabism leave in modern geopolitics?
What legacy did Wahhabism leave in modern geopolitics?
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What was a significant impact of the Taiping Rebellion on China's economy?
What was a significant impact of the Taiping Rebellion on China's economy?
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What cultural phenomenon emerged in the 20th century that was influenced by media and consumerism?
What cultural phenomenon emerged in the 20th century that was influenced by media and consumerism?
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What printing technique, invented in 1796, greatly impacted the reproduction of images and art?
What printing technique, invented in 1796, greatly impacted the reproduction of images and art?
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Which event marked the assassination of a key historical figure in 1914?
Which event marked the assassination of a key historical figure in 1914?
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Which political ideology primarily emerged in the early 20th century and is often associated with totalitarian regimes?
Which political ideology primarily emerged in the early 20th century and is often associated with totalitarian regimes?
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Who was the leader associated with the establishment of the League of Nations in 1920?
Who was the leader associated with the establishment of the League of Nations in 1920?
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What was a significant impact of Cecil Rhodes's actions in southern Africa?
What was a significant impact of Cecil Rhodes's actions in southern Africa?
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Which rebellion aimed to expel foreign influence in China in the early 20th century?
Which rebellion aimed to expel foreign influence in China in the early 20th century?
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What was the first genocide in world history, occurring in the early 19th century?
What was the first genocide in world history, occurring in the early 19th century?
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What was the primary result of Commodore Matthew Perry's actions in Japan?
What was the primary result of Commodore Matthew Perry's actions in Japan?
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What cultural movement emerged in the late 19th century that emphasized innovation?
What cultural movement emerged in the late 19th century that emphasized innovation?
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Which ideology was fueled by Cecil Rhodes's expansionist views?
Which ideology was fueled by Cecil Rhodes's expansionist views?
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What was the primary impact of the Boxer Rebellion on China's foreign relations?
What was the primary impact of the Boxer Rebellion on China's foreign relations?
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What legacy did the Herero-Namaqua Genocide leave on Namibia?
What legacy did the Herero-Namaqua Genocide leave on Namibia?
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Study Notes
Sepoy Rebellion
- Occurred in India in 1857
- Sparked by grievances among Indian soldiers (sepoys) in the British East India Company's army
- Greased cartridges rumored to be a cause of religious/cultural disrespect
- British used new technology (telegraph) to win the rebellion
- Led to the establishment of new imperial systems
- Increased Indian education in Western schools, leading to the common use of English today
- Resulted in reduced tensions after the rebellion
Shaka
- Leader of the Zulu Kingdom in Southern Africa (early 19th century)
- Known for military innovations
- Established a centralized state
- Provided a model for resistance against European colonial forces
- Influenced African nationalist movements
- Expanded Zulu territory, reshaping the political landscape of South Africa
Charles Fourier
- Considered the grandfather of socialism (1772-1837)
- From France
- Advocated for cooperative communities (Phalanxes) where people lived in harmony
- Promoted women's rights and criticized traditional marriage
- His ideas impacted socialist and feminist thinkers of the 19th century
Karl Marx
- Father of socialism as a political movement (1818-1883)
- From Europe
- Focused on the theory of class struggle and critique of capitalism
- His ideas influenced communist movements
Ghost Dance
- Native American ritualistic dance (late 18th to early 19th century)
- Practiced in Western US territories
- Represented ancestors returning and the disappearance of settlers
- Fostered a strong sense of Native American identity and resistance against US expansion
Taiping Rebellion
- Massive civil war in China (mid-19th century)
- Led by Hong Xiuquan, claiming to be the brother of Jesus
- Fought against the Qing Dynasty
- Weakened the Qing Dynasty and exposed it to foreign influences
- Inspired other movements like the Boxer Rebellion
- Resulted in significant loss of life and weakened the Chinese economy
Wahhabism
- Islamic reform movement (1744)
- Arabian Peninsula
- Founded by Muhammad ibn Abd al-Wahhab
- Emphasized a strict interpretation of the Quran
- Major influence in the foundation and governance of Saudi Arabia
- Influenced radical Islamic groups like Al-Qaeda and ISIS
Mayan Revolt
- Mayan people against Mexican government and local elites (1847-1901)
- Yucatan Peninsula
- Significant violence, displacement, and the establishment of a temporary Mayan state
- Led to resistance against Mexican forces for decades
- Creation of the cult of the talking cross
Usman dan Fodio
- West African Islamic scholar, reformer, and founder of the Sokoto Caliphate (1754-1817)
- Western Africa
- Led the jihad, creating one of the largest and most influential Islamic empires in the 19th century
- Influenced religious, social, and educational practices across Africa
Tenskwatawa
- Self-proclaimed prophet (1805-1820)
- Blended Christianity with traditional Native American beliefs, promoting a return to original ways
- Advocated for resistance against white settlers and US expansion.
- Led to Increased US military action against Native Americans in the US
Nationalism
- Western World (1789-1914)
- Political ideology emphasizing shared ethnicity, language, and spirit within a defined territory
- Led to the creation of modern nation-states
- Concept of territory became solidified and identifiable on maps.
Liberalism
- 19th century and onward
- Global movement
- Focused on democracy and individual rights.
- Influenced democratic reforms in many countries, and shaped economic ideas like free markets and capitalism.
Meiji Restoration
- Mid-19th century, within or focused on Japan
- Restored imperial rule and modernized Japan
- Modernized Japan’s military and economy, making it an industrial power
- Led to tensions with neighboring countries
Manifest Destiny
- Mid-19th century, within or focused on the Americas (US)
- The belief that US settlers had a divine right to expand westward
- Led to conflicts with Native Americans and Mexico
- Justified US westward expansion.
Social Darwinism
- Late 19th century
- Western Europe
- Applying Darwin's theory of natural selection to society, justifying social hierarchy
- Led to controversial ideologies like eugenics
Telegraph
- Early 19th century
- US and England
- Revolutionized global communication via electrical signals
- Enabled instantaneous messaging across long distances
- Paved the way for other communication technologies like the telephone.
New Imperialism
- Late 19th century
- Africa, Asia, Pacific
- European expansionist policies driven by economic and industrial motivations
- Led to conflicts as Europeans expanded their control over foreign lands
- Introduced elements of Western culture, education, and infrastructure, while often displacing local people and traditions.
Boxer Rebellion
- Early 20th century, China
- Nationalist rebellion against foreign influence
- Led to Chinese nationalism and resentment toward foreign powers
Herero-Namaqua Genocide
- Early 20th century, Africa
- Mass killing of Herero and Nama people by the German colonial government
- Marked as the first genocide of the world
- Led to anti-colonial sentiment
Commodore Matthew Perry
- Mid-19th century, Japan
- US naval officer
- Forced Japan to open up to trade with the West, ending its period of isolation
- Began Japan’s modernization
Modernism
- Late 19th century
- Global
- Cultural and artistic movement emphasizing innovation and breaking from traditional artistic forms
- Led to new approaches in art and culture
- Paved the way for postmodernism.
Sigmund Freud
- Late 19th to early 20th century, Austria
- Founder of psychoanalysis
- Developed theories on the unconscious mind
- Transformed psychology and introduced new methods for understanding human behavior
Lithograph
- Invented in 1796, spread globally
- Printing technique using a stone or metal plate
- Reproduced images, art, and other materials
- Increased accessibility to art and information
Franz Ferdinand
- 1914 assassination
- Sarajevo, Bosnia
- Archduke of Austria-Hungary
- His assassination triggered World War I.
World War I
- 1914-1918 Europe
- Global conflict
- Intense warfare, including trench warfare
- Reshaped global power structures
Treaty of Versailles
- 1919, Versailles, France
- Peace treaty that ended World War I
- Imposed harsh reparations and territorial losses on Germany
- Increased resentment in Germany and contributed to the rise of nationalism and World War II
Vladimir Lenin
- Early 20th century, Russia
- Leader of the Bolshevik Revolution
- Founder of Soviet Russia
- Established the Soviet Union
- Influenced the spread of communism
Trench Warfare
- World War I (1914-1918)
- Western Front, Europe
- Style of combat where opposing forces fought from trenches
- Led to prolonged stalemates, massive casualties, and a shift in military tactics
Mustafa Kemal
- Early 20th century, Turkey
- Founder of modern Turkey
- Secularized and modernized Turkey after the Ottoman Empire's collapse
- Transformed Turkey into a modern, secular state.
Balfour Declaration
- 1917, UK, Palestine
- Statement supporting the establishment of a "national home for the Jewish people" in Palestine
- Laid the foundation for the future state of Israel
- Influenced British foreign policy and created conflict between Jewish and Arab communities.
League of Nations
- 1920-1946, International (Geneva)
- International organization created after World War I to promote peace and cooperation
- Established the concept of collective security and international diplomacy
Neville Chamberlain
- Prime Minister of the UK (1937-1940)
- Appeasement policy towards Adolf Hitler
- His policy allowed Nazi Germany to expand, leading to World War II
Benito Mussolini
- Early to mid-20th century (1883-1945), Italy
- Italian dictator and founder of Fascism
- Established a totalitarian state
- Influenced Nazi Germany and contributed to World War II alliances and tensions
Great Depression
- 1929-1939, Global
- Severe worldwide economic downturn
- Triggered by the US stock market crash in 1929
- Led to widespread unemployment, poverty, and political instability.
Fascism
- Early 20th century (primarily 1920s-1940s)
- Originated in Italy, spread to other nations
- Political ideology characterized by authoritarian nationalism, dissent suppression, and strong state control
Adolf Hitler
- 20th century (1889-1945), Germany
- Leader of the Nazi Party and dictator of Germany
- Responsible for initiating WWII and the Holocaust
- His policies led to WWII and major European destruction
Communism
- 19th-20th Century, Global
- Political and economic ideology advocating for a classless society
- Collectivization of resources
- Inspired revolutions and established communist states.
Joseph Stalin
- Early to mid-20th century (1878-1953), Soviet Union
- Soviet dictator
- Responsible for rapid industrialization and collectivization.
- Transformed the USSR into a major world power
- His leadership shaped Soviet-US relations for decades.
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Explore significant historical events and figures such as the Sepoy Rebellion in India, the military innovations of Shaka of the Zulu Kingdom, and the socialist ideas of Charles Fourier. This quiz highlights the impact of these movements on resistance against colonialism and social reforms. Test your knowledge on these pivotal moments in history.
