Deneme Sınavı Soruları

Russo-Japanese War of 1904-1905

Anglo-Japanese Alliance

Fashoda Crisis of 1898

Weltpolitik

the Triple Entente

Anti-liberalism

Anti-capitalism

Anti-Marxism

Ultra-nationalism

Anti-semitism

Only I

Only II

I and II

I and III

II and III

14th Century

15th Century

16th Century

17th Century

18th Century

The signatories of the Holy Alliance ceased to exist. 

It effectively destroyed the absolutist regime in Russia. 

Austria's role as manager and balancer of the Concert system could no longer be fulfilled.

Each state shifted to its own individual interest rather than compromise on a common interest.

Metternich, last political figure from the Congress of Vienna, had departed.

March   1915 – February, 1916

April, 1915 – March, 1916

February, 1915 – April, 1916

February, 1915 – January, 1916

February, 1915 – May, 1916

Growing numbers of tradable merchandise created a class of investors and merchants, which weakened the older landed aristocracy’s hold on power.

Apart from this new moneyed aristocracy, a new working class was also emerging.

Higher revenues from both domestic and international trade and taxes from increasing production increased kings’ capacity to arm themselves.

Industrial Revolution rocketed the economies of traditional states and transformed them into highly centralized ones.

Although as monarchs made use of their recently acquired means of power for more centralized models of government, the first image of the supranational-state in history began to emerge.

national consciousness

Schlieffen Plan

Central Powers

Entente Powers

Allied Powers

Spain

French

Italy

Germany

Britain

1458-1478

1554-1558

1669-1679

1789-1793

1802-1815 

The world was geographically integrated into a single map.

There was a tension between rulers and ruled throughout most of the century.

The century witnessed the rise of ideologies such as liberalism, nationalism, and socialism.

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

European politics created new models of cooperation among its members, such as the balance of power and the concert system.

Bismarck generated too much of control over both German domestic and foreign policy.

Bismarck was too old to work with Emperor Wilhelm II.

Reassurance Treaty was not renewed by Germany.

Russia and France broke their alliance. 

France was left isolated without the presence of Reassurance Treaty.

Wars

Trade

İmmigration

Religion

Population

I, II, III

II, III, IV

I, II, IV

I, III, IV

I, II, III, IV

Adoption of industrialization 

The birth of the idea of self-determination

The influence of social-Darwinism

The pursuit of Pan-Slavism

The gradual spread of national consciousness

The fundamentals of peace were determined by agreement among the four major powers

The Napoleonic map was redesigned

Diplomacy was always to take precedence over the use of force

Preserving the peace by acting in concert became the major powers’ common goal

Britain stood out as both the organizer and balancer of the system

It was the product of the Habsburg, Hohenzollern, and Romanov monarchies

Its scheme was proposed by Alexander I of Russia

It was signed between Austria, Britain, Prussia, and Russia

It became a manifesto of absolute monarchy

It has extremely conservative spirit 

14th Century

15th Century

16th Century

17th Century

18th Century

Marsiglio of Padua 

Martin Luther

Jean Calvin 

Niccolò Machiavelli 

Dante