Final Terms List (End of WWI Cold War)

Chapter 11: World War I

1. Paris Peace Conference
(372-74)
a. Treaty of Versailles
b. Provisions
c. War Guilt Clause
2. New countries after WWI
(373-74)
3. League of Nations (374)
4. United States (369, 374)
a. Woodrow Wilsons,
Fourteen Points
b. US Isolationism after
the war

Chapter 7.5/11.5: Russian
Revolution

5. Tsarist Russia (249-51)
a. Autocracy
b. Nicholas II
6. Bolshevik Revolution
(October) (376-78)
a. Lenin
b. Marxism
c. Bolsheviks
d. Peace, Land &
Bread
7. Russian Civil War (379-
81)
a. White and Red
Armies
8. Trotsky (380)

Chapter 13: Rise of
Totalitarianism

9. 20
th
Century Art (424-
426)
a. Types: name and
description
b. People involved
10. The Great Depression
(431-432,433)
a. Causes, ie: stock
market crash of 1929
b. Effects
11. Response to Great
Depression (432 - 433)
a. French & British
b. US: New Deal and
FDR
12. Establishment of Fascism
(434 435)
a. Who w/ background
info
b. Country & conditions
in country
c. How does Mussolini
come to power
d. Armed group
13. Benito Mussolini (435 -
436)
a. Description of
Government
b. Economic System and
description
14. Fascism vrs. Communism
(437 438)
a. Similarities
b. Differences
15. Fall of Weimar Republic
a. Hyperinflation
b. Political Instability
16. Rise of Nazi Party
a. Hitler & Nazi Party/
Third Reich
b. Mein Kampf
17. Totalitarianism
(Infographic 436-37)
18. Stalin (440-447)
a. Command Economy
(440-41)
b. Five-Year Plan (440-
41)
c. Collectivization (441-
42)
d. Great Purge (442)

Chapter 14 World War II

19. Japanese Aggression
(412, Notes,460)
a. Reasons
b. Manchuria
c. Second-Sino Japanese
War
20. German Aggression in
Europe (461, 463-465)
a. Rhineland,
Sudetenland, Munich
Conference, German-
Soviet Non-
Aggression Pact
b. Appeasement
c. Treaty of Versailles
d. Neville Chamberlain
21. Spanish Civil War (462)
a. Francisco Franco
22. Who: Axis & Allied
Powers (462)
23. Reasons for Declaration
of War (466)
a. Great Britain, France
b. U.S.
c. Soviet Union
24. German Invasion of
Poland (465-66)
a. Reasons
b. Blitzkrieg
25. Fall of France (467)
a. Maginot Line
b. Vichy Regime
c. Henri Petain
26. Battle of Britain (467-68)
a. Royal Air Force
b. Luftwaffe
c. Outcome
27. Operation
Barbarossa(469)
a. Description
b. Why
28. Holocaust (452, 471 73,
488-89)
a. Kristallnacht
b. Ghettos
c. Concentration Camps
d. Auschwitz /Final
Solution
e. Nuremburg Trials
29. U.S. Response to
Japanese/German
Aggression (473)
a. Lend-Lease Act
b. War Materials
30. Bombing of Pearl Harbor
(474)
a. Day which will live
in infamy
b. Dec 7, 1941
31. Government Power
Increases (475)
a. U.S. Internment
Camps
b. Total War: Role of
Women/ Civilians
32. Allied Plans for Victory
(476- 77, 481)
a. Big Three Plans
Tehran/Yalta
b. Atlantic Charter
33. D-Day(478-83)
a. Operation Overlord
b. Invasion of France
34. Beginning and End Dates
for WWII (465,484,487)
35. U.S. in the Pacific (476,
486-87)
a. Island Hopping/
Douglas Macarthur
b. Battle of Midway
c. Kamikaze Pilots
d. Hiroshima &
Nagasaki

Chapter 15 The Cold War

36. United Nations (489)
a. Formation
b. Description
37. Post WWII Superpowers
(490-91)
a. Who are they?
b. Goals/motivation
c. Reasons for tensions
d. Types of influence
used
38. Satellite States (Notes)
a. What/Where are they?
b. Buffer zones
39. Iron Curtain (Notes)
a. Who coined the
phrase
b. What does it refer to
c. Region behind it
40. Marshall Plan (491)
a. Description
b. Purpose
41. Truman Doctrine (491)
a. Description
b. Containment (509)
42. Alliances (492, 504-06,
Notes)
a. NATO, SEATO,
CENTO
b. Warsaw Pact
c. Non aligned nations
43. United Nations (489)
a. What is it
b. Significance
44. Berlin Blockade/ Airlift
(492/Video)
a. Description/ Explain
both sides responses
b. Significance
45. Berlin Wall
a. Description
b. significance
46. Space Race
(Notes/Online/ 537)
a. Sputnik
47. Korean War (525-27)
a. Reasons for
involvement
b. Outcomes
48. China
description/significance
(521-23,612-13)
a. Mao Zedong
b. Civil War
outcome/countries
c. Great Leap Forward
d. Cultural Revolution
e. Tiananmen Square
Massacre
49. End of the Cold War
(538-39/ People Power
Video)
a. Reforms: Glasnost/
Perestroika
b. Poland Solidarity
c. Catholic Church
Involvement
50. Eastern Europe (503,
539-41)
a. Why Uprisings:
Eastern Germany,
Poland,
Czechoslovakia,
Hungary
b. Outcomes
c. Significance of
uprisings
51. Vietnam
a. Leaders
b. Major Events
c. Domino Theory
52. Cuba (506-7)
a. Revolution Leaders/
Reasons/ Outcome
b. Bay of Pigs
c. Cuban Missile Crisis
d. Brinksmanship
53. Maps: Identify on a Map
a. Continents
b. Major Countries
studied throughout the
year