1What did Commodore Perry’s visit aboard an Americanfleet in 1854 end?
Japanese isolation
2What word refers to the modernization of Japan and the political transfer of power back to the emperor?
Meiji Restoration
3In the Sino-Japanese War of 1894-1895, who wins?
Japan
4What term refers to the act of Europeans forcibly taking land from Japan, such as the Liaodong Peninsula?
Triple Intervention
5In the Russo-Japanese War of 1904-1905, who wins and what land do they take?
Japan, and they take Korea
6What country joins the Allies in WW1 and takes control of German possessions in China and South Pacific?
Japan
7Which four countries partake in a pacific cooperation known as the Four Power Treaty?
U.S., U.K., France, and Japan
8What conference established a battleship tonnage ratio of 5:5:3 for the U.S., the U.K. and Japan?
Washington Naval Conference
9Who did the Japanese people see as a “living god” that was destined to make Japan great?
Emperor Hirohito
10What was Japan’s goal with China?
They wanted to lead Asia
11Who joined the Allies in WW1 as a way to gain Austrian territory?
Italy
12Who was denied desired territory at Versailles?
Italy
13What factors pertain to Fascism?
Extreme nationalism, militarism, social unity, and authoritatianism
14Who, because of political unrest in Italy, forms the first fascist unit in 1919? (They’re called the Blackshirts)
Benito Mussolini
15When did the fascists march to Rome to take over?
1922
16What does Il Duce mean? (Mussolini’s title 5 years after becoming the coalition cabinet’s prime minister)
The Leader
17What were Mussolini’s desired foreign policies?
Total domination of Balkans, Mediterranieans, and a restoration of the Roman Empire
18Why could Mussolini only take land from smaller nations?
They were weak
19What did Mussolini take from Yugoslavia?
Fiume
20What pact was meant to outlaw war?
Kellogg-Briand Pact
21Who was blamed for WW1? Who was made to feel they were being stabbed in the back?
Germany
22Who, having fought in WW1, led the National Socialist German Worker’s Party? (Nazi)
Adolf Hitler
23What were the Nazi Party’s paramilitary called?
The Brownshirts
24How did the German government gain sympathy?
Propaganda
25Who attempted a coup, failed, then got sent to jail and wrote Mein Kampf during his prison sentence?
Adolf Hitler
26What were Hitler’s foreign policy goals?
Overturn Versailles, remove “impure people” from Germany, make Germany great
27Who, with aid from their new personal guard (the Schutzstaffel), re-launched the Nazi Party?
Hitler
28What plan helps Germans pay off WW1 debts?
Dawes Plan
29Who takes over after Lenin dies?
Joseph Stalin
30What’s the name of the genocide in Ukraine led by Stalin?
Holodomor
31What was burned down in 1933?
Reichstag
32Who combines the position of president and chancellor after President Hindenburg’s death, known as Der Fuhrer?
Adolf Hitler
33How many nations agreed to the Kellog-Briand Pact?
62 nations
34What event in the Senate convinced many that U.S. involvement in WW1 was due to bankers and manufacturers?
Nye Committee
35What party wanted a unified and democratic China?What
Guomindang (GMD) Party
36Who led the GMD Party?
Jiang Jieshi
37What party wanted a communist China?
Chinese Communist Party (CCP)
38Who led the CCP?
Mao Zedong
39What event caused the GMD and the CCP to unite against warlords to seize Beijing?
Northern Expedition
40What army stopped the Northern Expedition in hopes of taking Manchuria for themselves?
Japanese Kwantung Army
41What event that kicked off the Chinese Civil War was caused by Jiang Jieshi’s expulsion of many communists, killing around 250k?
White Terror
42What tactic was used to surround and circle in a large area to expel communists?
Encirclement Campaigns
43What event in 1934-1935, in which Chinese Communists escaped to the north, secured Mao Zedong the spot as the leader of the CCP?
Long March
44What army decided to seize Manchuria?
Kwantung Army
45Due to a bomb explosion in Manchuria, who is blamed for it by the Kwantung Army as a ploy to invade?
China
46What’s the name of Japan’s puppet government in Manchuria?
Manchukuo
47Who eventually becomes Prime Minister of Japan?
General Hideki Tojo
48Who believed bombers alone could decide future conflicts by destroyin cities?
Giulio Douhet
49What started the Sino-Japanese War of 1937?
Conflict on Marco Polo bridge
50What six week period was marked by the raping, looting, burning, and execution of Chinese civilians by the Japanese soldiers?
Rape of Nanking
51Who does Japan eliminate as a way to have the Chinese accept Japanese domination?
Jiang Jieshi
52Why would Italy invade Abyssinia (Eithiopia)?
“Uncivilized” part of Africa, added space for Italian immigrants
53When did Italy invade Abyssinia?
October 1935
54What secret act formed by the U.K. and France offered Italy half of Abyssinia if they stopped fighting?
Hoare-Laval Pact
55When did Italy capture the capital of Abyssinia, Addis Ababa?
May 1936
56Who were Britain preoccupied with to worry about Germany?
Soviets, Japanese
57What conference in Geneva led to Germany leaving the League of Nations and the start of a French conspiracy that aimed at keeping Germany weak?
Disarmament Conference
58What air force is created in 1935 secretly with the help of the Soviets?
The Luftwaffe
59What agreement stated that the German Navy should be no bigger than 35% of the U.K.’s?
Anglo-German Agreement
60What does Hitler use as an excuse to send troops in Rhineland?
French Treaty with the Soviets
61What was popular in Spain around the 1930s?
Anarchism
62Who led the “Novios de la Muerte”, the nationalistic foreign legion?
Francisco Franco
63When did Spain become a republic?
1931
64Who’s death led to a coup? (Right-wing politician)
Jose Sotelo
65What side was Franco on?
The Nationalists
66Who’s side received help from the Luftwaffe to reach Spain as a means to capture Madrid?
The Nationalists
67What bombing became famous from a Picasso painting?
Guernica
68What countries supported the Nationalists?
Italy and Germany
69What country supported the Loyalists?
Soviet Union
70What anachist group wanted a women’s revolution and a socialist’s revolution?
Mujeres Libres
71What side won? How long did that side remain in power?
The Nationalists; 1975
72What word refers to the act of giving your opponent what they want to avoid a fight?
Appeasement
73Who used this policy towards Italy and Germany in the 1930s?
Britain and France
74What were the reasons for British appeasement?
Pacifism and focus on British Empire
75What were the reasons for French appeasement?
Weakness in many areas, lack of allies
76Why didn’t Stalin trust the West?
The Red Scares
77What did the U.S. enforce during the Italian Invasion of Abyssinia and the Spanish Civil War?
Neutrality Acts
78Who was the only country to support the Republic side during the Spanish Civil War?
Mexico
79What were Canada’s foreign policies?
Do whatever the U.S. and U.K. do
80Why couldn’t the League of Nations interfere?
Too weak
81Who called the wars in Rhineland “unnecessary”?
Winston Churchill