1. Unit 8b: The World at war
Test: Tuesday, 04 April

2. Learning Targets
I can analyze the evolution of conflict between revolutionaries and nationalists before, during and after World War I.
Russia – revolution results in a totalitarian state (14.1 & 2)
China – nationalist uprisings result in a civil war and the rise of a communist state (14.3 & 17.2)
India – nationalist uprisings led to limited self-rule and eventually independence (14.4 & 18.1)

3. Terms/Concepts to Know
Bolsheviks
V. I. Lenin
Soviets
Leon Trotsky
War communism
NEP (New Economic Policy)
Josef Stalin
Totalitarianism
Collectivization
Great Purges
Five-year Plans
Kuomintang
Sun Yixian
May Fourth Movement
Mao Zedong
Jiang Jieshi
Long March
“Great Leap Forward”
Cultural Revolution
Civil disobedience
Mohandas K. Gandhi
Salt March
Congress Party
Muslim League
Muhammed Ali Jinnah
Partition
Jawaharlal Nehru

4. Making Sense of the twentieth century
1922
Soviet Union
WWI s
Great Depression
WWII
Cold War
1917 – Russian Revolution
– Stalin in power

5. Making Sense of the twentieth century
WWI s
Great Depression
WWII
Cold War
1930 – Salt March
1885 – India National Congress
1947 – Independence
&
Partition

6. Making Sense of the twentieth century
WWI s
Great Depression
WWII
Cold War
1930s – Civil War
1911 – Qing Dynasty over
1949 – Communist state