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History Test 1
History Test 1
-The Scramble of Africa is when European countries brought nearly all of the
African continent under their control as part of their separate empires.
-1914, the only countries that were do not controlled by europeans was Liberia
and Ethiopia
-All the coast was controlled by the europeans. This began to change with the
missionaries, explorers and traders that reported the riches raw materials in the
interior of Africa
-the global powers such us great britain,spain, france,etc began to claim the lands
in this areas
-Was an exception in the north of Africa, Italy was defeated in Ethiopia in 1896.
but later they took their land
-The global powers put limits without taking in consideration the ethnic groups
and the kingdoms. and they do not know too much from the people they
conquered.
-In 1920, The british empire controlled the 24% of the land of the world
-“the empire on which the sun never sets”. at least one territory sun was shining.
-During the age of discovery in 15 and 16 centuries, Spain and Portugal began
the exploration of the globe. England, France and the Netherlands began to
establish colonies over America and Asia
-After the defeat of the Napoleonic wars in (1792–1815), Britain transformed into
the principal naval and imperial power of the 19 century. Britain's dominance
was called Pax Britannica (British Peace),(1815–1914). the british empire got the
control of global control.
-19 century, the industrial revolution began to transform Britain. was called as
the “workshop of the world”
-The British empire expanded to India and Africa, and controlled the economies
of some regions of Asia and Latin america.
-20 century, germany and united states began to challeng the britain economy
lead, and the military and economy tensions were causes of the world war 1
-This conflict was a very financial, military and economic war. After WW1, the
British empire made their greatest expansion.
Antecedents and causes of WW1:
-Imperialism: a country that takes over new lands or countries and makes them
subject to their rule. For example , the British Empire from the 1800 to 1900s.
-the first two terrorists didn't throw their bombs because the streets were so
crowded and cars travelled quite fast.}
-the third, Cabrinovic, threw a bomb but this one did not kill him, 20 attendants
were injured.
-After the city hall Franz insisted on visiting the injured people to the hospital.
-the driver turned in the wrong direction and there was Gavrilo Princip, he
shooted Franz and his wife killing them at that moment.
Austria -serbia
Russia - austria