Deneme Sınavı Soruları

The Treaty of Rapallo

The Great Depression

League of Nations

The Monroe Doctrine

Paris Peace Conference

I, II, III, IV

II, III, IV, V

I, II, IV, V

I, III, IV, V

I, II, III, IV, V

The devastation of the economies of USA and the creation of huge amounts of debt.

Peace came to Europe finally.

By 1918, Europe was in turmoil, and the old players began to lose their hegemony over the rest of the world.

The political system in Europe has changed and many countries in Balkan started  to be declared new political system as republic.

Nationalism rose among countries.

France

Portugal

Germany

Bulgaria

Norway

Bandwagoning

Appeasement

Revisionism

Disarmament

Irredentism

Royal government became more centralised.

Royal government became more bureaucratic.

The French language and thought were transmitted to every corner of the continent.

The palace in Versailles became the center of Louis XIV’s absolutist empire.

Paris became the headquarters of state administration. 

The revolutions of 1848 effectively destroyed the absolutist regimes in Europe.

The signatories of the Holy Alliance and founders of the Concert system eventually ceased to exist.

Compromising on common interests became more important than following individual aims.

The revolutions in Austria demonstrated the weakness of the Habsburg monarchy as its empire came to the brink of dissolution.

The rise of liberalism and nationalism with the revolutionary movements and their success in establishing constitutional regimes affected the policy-making of the states.

The gap between absolutism and constitutionalism was a constant rivalry that challenged governments’ sovereignty.

In order for states to achieve economic development, the concept of surplus value was abandoned and capitalism was abolished.

The century witnessed the rise of ideologies such as liberalism, nationalism, and socialism that reshaped the geographical and political borders of the European system.

There was a tension between rulers and ruled throughout most of the century, which led to numerous mass movements, uprisings, and revolutions.

While the world had been geographically integrated into a single map by the end of the 18th century, the center of the international system appeared to be Europe.

Louis XIV of France

Henry VIII of England

Suleyman I of the Ottoman Empire

Carlos II of Spain

Philip V of Spain

There was no common enemy for the League.

Bureaucratic measures slowed down common decision-making when necessary.

It had no army. 

The League had a complex military strategy in case of agression from an enemy. 

There was no efficient sanctioning mechanism within the League of Nations for conflict prevention.

Russia withdrew from the war. 

Britain was economically damaged. 

Italy and Bulgaria joined the war. 

The French lost confidence in the alliance. 

Germany was enabled to transfer almost all of her forces to the Western Front.

The defeated countries were namely Germany, Austria- Hungary, the Ottoman Empire, and Bulgaria.

The defeated countries were Germany and Italy

The defeated countries were Germany, Britain, France   and Russia

The defeated countries were Germany, Britain, France

The defeated countries were Germany were Germany, Britain, France and Japan.

Russia

Germany

France

Spain

Austria 

It favoured secret diplomacy between nations.

It was not easy to bring a universal standard to more than sixty nations.

The founders were not interested in political problems to arise. 

Russians and Germans were against it. 

The US never became a member of the organization. 

1915

1919

1921

1922

1920

Legal supremacy

Diplomacy

International Law

The balance of power

The dominance of the Papacy

Catherine II the Great did not abstain from interfering in Poland's internal affairs.

Austria was defeated by the Ottoman Empire once again and signed a separate peace treaty on August 21.

The result of the Treaty of San Stefano had ended the Austrian-Turkish War.

The goal of the Congress of Berlin was to bring stability to Europe and renegotiate the Treaty of San Stefano, which had ended the Russo-Turkish War.

The Dual Alliance established as a defensive alliance between Germany and Austria-Hungary.

The Greek uprising against the Ottoman Empire

Uprisings breaking out in Naples

Uprisings breaking out in Spain

Hungarian revolt to maintain Austria’s integrity.

Prussia's transformation into a constitutional monarchy.

Martin Luther

Niccolo Machiavelli

John Calvin

Gustav Adolph

Hugo Grotius

German

France

Italy

Ottoman

Russian