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1 1 genocide 2 social Darwinism 3 communism 4 populism 5 capitalism 6 fascism 7 collective security 8 embargo 9 information revolution 10 world depression 11 Mohandas Gandhi 12 Adolf Hitler 13 Vladimir Lenin 14 Margaret Thatcher 15 Mikhail Gorbachev 16 Gamal Nasser 17 Nelson Mandela 18 Mao Tse Tung 19 Akio Morita 20 Bill Gates 21 Walt Disney 22 Allied Powers 23 Anschluss 24 appeasement 25 British Commonwealth 26 Central Powers 27 Great Depression 28 Holocaust 29 League of Nations 30 mandate 31 Pan-Slavic movement 32 Potsdam Conference 33 reparations 34 Russification 35 Spanish Civil War 36 Tehran Conference 37 Treaty of Brest-Litovsk 38 Treaty of Versailles 39 United Nations 40 Yalta Conference 41 nationalism 42 imperialism Unit 5 Key Terms

2 43 militarism 44 Afrikaners 45 Alliance for Progress 46 apartheid 47 ayatollah 48 Berlin Wall 49 brinkmanship 50 coalition 51 Cold War 52 collectivization 53 containment 54 Cuban Missile Crisis 55 Cultural Revolution 56 Five Year Plans 57 Geneva Conference 58 glasnost 59 Government of India Act 60 Great Leap Forward 61 Guomindang 62 Iron Curtain 63 Korean Conflict 64 kulaks 65 Marshall Plan 66 May Fourth Movement 67 New Economic Policy 68 nonalignment North Atlantic Treaty Organization perestroika 71 Prague Spring 72 purges 73 Red Guard 74 Sandinistas 75 Six-Day War 76 Solidarity 77 Tiananmen Square 78 Truman Doctrine 79 Warsaw Pact 80 Al-Qaeda 81 cartels 82 International Monetary Fund 83 Persian Gulf War 84 World Bank

3 85 Euro 86 European Economic Community 87 European Union import substitution 88 industrialization 89 McDonaldization North American Free Trade 90 Organization NAFTA Organization of Petroleum 91 Exporting Countries (OPEC) World Trade Organization (WTO) deoxyribonucleic acid 94 Helsinki Accords 95 Hubble Space Telescope 96 International Space Station 97 service industries 98 Sputnik 99 cubism 100 evangelical 101 Kabuki theater 102 mass consumerism National Organization for Women (NOW) New Deal 105 No theater 106 welfare state 107 Green Revolution 108 guest workers 109 ozone depletion 110 Axis Powers 111 Ethnic cleansing 112 Armenian genocide 113 Bosnia 114 Nuremberg war crimes trial 115 Limited War 116 UN police action 117 "Powder keg of Europe" 118 massive retaliation 119 Russian Revolution 120 General Francisco Franco 121 Star Wars 122 Strategic Defense Initiative

4 123 Third Reich 124 Triple Alliance, Central Powers 125 Triple Entente, the Allies 126 total war 127 Muhammad Ali Jinnah 128 Muslim League 129 India/Pakistan 130 Jomo Kenyatta 131 Kwame Nkrumah 132 Julius Nyerere 133 Persian Gulf States 134 Collapse of the Berlin Wall 135 Desalinization 136 Multinational corporations 137 National Congress Party 138 Nongovernmental organization 139 Pacific Rim 140 Terrorism 141 Fundamentalist jihad 142 Palestine/Israel 143 Northern Ireland 144 Assassination of Franz Ferdinand 145 Germany's "blank check" 146 Schlieffen Plan 147 Eastern and Western Fronts 148 trench warfare 149 submarine warfare economic mobilization of home front women in the workplace 152 women and the vote 153 Woodrow Wilson 154 Fourteen Points 155 War guilt clause 156 Totalitarianism 157 February Revolution 158 Provisional Government 159 October Revolution 160 Leon Trotsky 161 Joseph Stalin 162 Great Purges 163 gulags 164 Benito Mussolini

5 165 Italian Fascist Party 166 March on Rome 167 Weimar Republic 168 Mein Kampf 169 Enabling Act 170 Nurember Laws 171 Young Turks 172 Mustafa Kemal Ataturk 173 Reza Shah Pahlavi 174 Balfour Declaration 175 Ibn Saud 176 Sun Yat-sen 177 Yuan Shikai 178 Chinese Communist Party Chiang Kai-shek - Nanjing Republic Emperor Taisho 181 Long March 182 Kita Ikki 183 Japanese invasion of Manchuria 184 Emperor Hirohito 185 Hidiki Tojo 186 Rape of Nanking 187 Amritsar Massacre 188 Jawaharlal Nehru 189 Good Neighbor Policy US foreign policy - Latin America 190 International Revolutionary Party Lazaro Cardenas 193 Getulio Vargas 194 Hipolito Irigoyen 195 Juan and Eva Peron 196 occupation of Rhineland 197 Lebensraum 198 Munich Conference 199 Nazi-Soviet Pact 200 invasion of Poland 201 blitzkrieg Greater East Asian Co-Prosperity Sphere Pearl Harbor

6 204 Operation Overlord 205 strategic bombing 206 Final Solution 207 Wannsee Conference 208 Auschwitz-Birkenau 209 superpowers 210 Cold War 211 partition of Germany 212 Berlin Blockade 213 Nikita Khrushchev 214 nuclear arms race 215 mutually assured destruction 216 Third World 217 domino theory 218 Soviet invasion of Hungary Fidel Castro and Cuban Revolution Bay of Pigs 221 Brezhnev Doctrine 222 Sino-Soviet Split 223 détente 224 Afghan War European Coal and Steel Community Charles de Gaulle 227 Francois Mitterand 228 Helmut Kohl 229 decolonization 230 national liberation 231 Camp David Accords Yasser Arafat - Palestine Liberation Organization Menachem Begin 234 intifada 235 Iranian Revolution 236 Ayatollah Khomeini 237 Saddam Hussein 238 Algerian War of Independence 239 African National Congress 240 Desmond Tutu 241 Idi Amin 242 Mobutu Sese Seko 243 Patrice Lumumba

7 244 AIDS/HIV epidemic 245 Indira Gandhi 246 "Guided Democracy" - Sukarno 247 Suharto 248 Ho Chi Minh 249 Vietnam War 250 Khmer Rouge Postwar economic recovery of Japan Liberal Democrats 253 Taiwan and Kuomintang 254 Kim Il Sung 255 Deng Xiaoping 256 Augusto Pinochet 257 Che Guevera 258 Contras Modern versus postmodern culture Bretton Woods 261 Energy Crunch of the 1970s 262 G-8 Summit standard of living disparity - developed vs. developing north-south split 265 consumerism 266 population growth - trends 267 migration of peoples 268 nationalism and ethnic violence women's movements, feminism, women's liberation stream of consciousness 271 abstract and surrealist art 272 existentialism 273 mass media 274 popular culture 275 Diego Rivera 276 Lo Hsun 277 Rabindranath Tagore 278 Wole Soyinka 279 Chinua Achebe 280 Yukio Mishima 281 Isabel Allende 282 Salman Rushdie

8 Albert Einstein - theory of 283 relativitity 284 quantum physics 285 rocketry and space exploration biotechnology, DNA, and genetics 286 computer technology, Internet, 287 WWW "global village" - Marshall McLuhan stagnation in the Soviet Union 290 Andrei Sakharov 291 Lech Walesa and Solidarity 292 Deng Xiaoping 293 Chernobyl 294 Collapse of the Soviet Union 295 Boris Yeltsin 296 Nuclear club Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty 297 weapons of mass destruction nuclear, bio, chem 299 Gulf War 300 Rise of China 301 nationalist extremism Yugoslav Wars (Croatia, Bosnia, Kosovo) Hutu-Tutsi conflict 304 East Timor 305 Environmentalism 306 Green Movement 307 Global Warming

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