History Project G10 U4
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Les événements
July 28th, 1914, the day in which the first great
war began. Nationalism, Militarism, Alliance
System, and the following of "the shot that rang
throughout Europe" (Assassination of Ferdinand)
started the first great war also known as World War I.
Austria Hungary declared war on Serbia and Germans
declared war on France and Russia. The Triple Alliance
and the Triple Etente was formed. Wilhem II took over
German crown from Otto von Bismark.March Revolution (Russian Revolution)
a pair of revolutions in Russia in 1917
which dismantled the Tsarist autocracy
and led to the rise of the Soviet Union.
This revolution is an important revolution
in which all the Russian conflicts started.
Soviets wanted power which is a fear of
the Russians. Russians lost too much man
power and is too weak to fight the Soviets.November revolution (German Revolution)
The German Revolution or November Revolution
was a civil conflict in the German Empire at the end
of the First World War that resulted in the replacement
of the German federal constitutional monarchy.
This is also the major revolution that brought the rise
of Nazism and Leader Adolf Hitler.Death of Russian Leader Lenin, Joseph Stalin was
officially granted leadership after Lenin's death
funeral. Stalin's power changed Russia into a
communist government.
Russia fought a battle to deside who should have
the right to be the heir of Lenin's power. Eventually,
Joseph Stalin, the military secratary, won the battle.The May Fourth Movement was an movement
growing out of student participants in Beijing
on May 4, 1919, protesting against the Chinese
government's weak response to the Treaty of
Versailles, especially allowing Japan to receive
territories in Shandong which had been
surrendered by Germany after the Siege of
Tsingtao. These demonstrations sparked
national protests and marked the upsurge of
Chinese nationalism, a shift towards political
mobilisation and away from cultural activities.The Long March was a military retreat
undertaken by the Red Army of the
Communist Party of China, the forerunner
of the People's Liberation Army, to evade
the pursuit of the Kuomintang army. The
Communist army rose, causing the defeat
of the Kuomingtang.Adolf Hitler became the leader of Nazi
Party causing the rise of the new German
Government. The rise of Hitler brought an
end to the struggles of the Germans after
world war I. Hitler is also the cause that led
the Germans to World War II.New Economic Policy (NEP)Collectivisation of AgricultureCollectivisation of AgricultureThe Northern Expedition was a military
campaign launched by the National
Revolutionary Army of the Kuomintang,
also known as the Nationalists, against
the Beiyang government and other
regional warlords in 1926. This significant
event is the spark that brought to communism
in China. This event is also known as the
Shanghai Massacre.Rowlatt Acts
Amritsar massacreThe Salt Marcheinstein's theory of relativity publishedgerman inflation crisislocarno treatyKellogg-Briand PactFascist Party of Italy foundedHitler joins Nazi PartyMarch on RomeHitler writes Mein KampfReichstag FireNight of the Long KnivesKristallnachtJapan leaves the league of nationsGermany annexes AustriaMunich ConferenceNazi-Soviet Non-Aggression PactGermany invades PolandPériodes
The Great Purge
(The Great Terror)
The Great Purge or the Great Terror
(Russian: Большо́й терро́р) was a
campaign of political repression in
the Soviet Union which occurred from
1936 to 1938.[1] It involved a large-scale
purge of the Communist Party
and government officials,
repression of peasants and the
Red Army leadership, widespread
police surveillance, suspicion of
"saboteurs", "counter-revolutionaries",
imprisonment, and arbitrary executions.The Xinhai Revolution, also
known as the Chinese Revolution
or the Revolution of 1911, was
a revolution that overthrew
China's last imperial dynasty
(the Qing dynasty) and established
the Republic of China (ROC).
The revolution was named Xinhai
(Hsin-hai) because it occurred in
1911, the year of the Xinhai
(metal pig) stem-branch
in the sexagenary cycle of the
Chinese calendar.Warlord PeriodChiang Cheshih lead the Kuo Ming TangChinese civil warJapanese invasion of ManchuriaThe Long MarchGovernment of India Actthe Great DepressionThe “New Deal”Italy invades EthiopiaGerman occupation of Czechoslovakia
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