OC1387

Blitzkrieg = logistical solution to primary german problem (lack of resources/ability to fight a long war of attrition) Stalemate between german airfor

Supposed to be the first wave of campaign that envisaged the undertaking of. Air supremacy but aerial confrontation stopped plans for german plans to i

Small nazi party in austria internally to destablize government. Had them openly declare that they wanted anschluss with germany. Hitler is extremely s

 arbitration (diplomacy should not revolve around force and power, but collectivism) Liberalism = arbitration on the idea that it will lead to a succe

Military affairs was so large that it encompassed within hands of army. Government control in hands of monarchy/executive were almost collapsing. Wante

Why fascism: is a logical consequences in german history, "uniquely german" Mussolini was hitler"s hero until hitler rose to his own power. Revolves ar

After 1857, areas that were non-british direct control were absorbed into larger british areas - bombay, madras, calcutta, began to expand. As result o

British india (administered a subcontinent as a single colony) India (~1600-1858) ruled by british east india company as "commercial enterprise" simila

Provisional government was simply caretaker government, so had no authority in. Petrograd soviet issued manifesto of its own - order #1 (march 1) - lat

Made independent of ottoman control and put under influence of austria-hungary. In the area with puppet king to allow austria-hungary to do what they w

 french workers could go into ruhr to extract 40-45 tons of coal/year until. Divisional size was too large (16 000 - 17 000) Continental civil war - l

Represented in different ways (connection, date, related) Napoleon conflict (last time powers all went to war) - moving battles. - force a decision (ca

New balance of power system for europe created by bismarck. Include germany within the new balance of power (1870-1890) Themes of the system - allies w

Rice (south carolina) sugar cotton ( cotton gin 1790s - no conflict to stop the industrial revolution)  slavery (expanded/profit) from 1776 (founding

Boers, great trek - 1835 - 1841 (orange free state, transvaal - dutch colonies above cape. Dominion of union of south africa (1909) Morocco was one of

Scramble for africa: 1880 - 1914 (european competition) French combined holdings into large traps: industrial revolution  economic expansion  imperia

Economies are self sustaining, as effects are internal industrial power (resource)  uk - coal (2/3 of the world"s output) Destroyed the fleets of span

L12 - challenges of nationalism and nationalities in contemporary europe. 1989: the final act of the 1917 revolution. Loss of legitimacy - the soviet s

May in paris - hope and onto the streets with workers - the degree of which.  fundamentally nothing changed (wanted overhaul of bourgeois system) Prag

L10 - reordering europe, east and west - (perhaps) wwii as a social revolution: european devastation, 1945 - the impact and legacy of total war. Why wa

Making the volksgemeinschaft - race and the nazi regime. [national community to define and exclude various components of society] Hitler"s foreign poli

Orientation of the schlieffen plan - move around forts, not maginot line. The end of war and its legacy for 20th century politics: total war - mobiliza

Explain significance of the excerpt - who what where when why how. First successful revolution undertaken the name of marxism, socialism and the name o

Edward sied - orientalism - relationship with the other Benedict anderson - if you want to look at where the birth of nationalism -- look at colonies (

The sharing of needles or equipment for injecting drugs, tattooing, skin. Pregnancy, delivery and breastfeeding (from an hiv-infected mother to her. Hu

Some date back to the 15th century. Most are specific to the 19th century -- time when the "germ theory" won the battle. Red rash on the neck, the body

[ large, stiff spleens and hard, thin, hot stomachs, while their shoulders, Continues to have huge social, economical, and health consequences in many

Pettenkofer (1818-1901) -- steadfastly refused to believe in the germ theory. Drank a vial of bacteria contaminated bacteria. Said that there was nothi

Rhazes (900 ad) separated smallpox and measles. Thought red rash represented the mother"s menstrual blood that accumulates in the womb. Disease was wel

Mortality rate is 3% in vaccinated and 30% in unvaccinated. Malignant and hemorrhagic forms develop in ~ 5-10% of infected people -- almost always fata