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to finalize the western bloc

to refute the USA's strategy

They both were Axis countries.

They fought against China. 

The US government imposed certain economic sanctions on Japan.

American economy had become increasingly dependent on Japan's iron, metals, and oil.

In 1940, the Japanese army demanded a closer relationship with Germany.

in 2008

in 2009

in 2010

in 2011

in 2012

Sovietologists

Gorbachev

Soviet conservatives

Soviet liberals

Yeltsin

Cominform

Zionism

European integration

Nonalignment

Self-determination

1955

1956

1957

1960

1980

The partition of Germany and the division of Berlin were completed.

The Marshall Plan was launched by the US for the economic recovery of Europe.

The Warsaw Pact was created by the Soviet Union and its allies.

The Soviet Union launched the policy of peaceful co-existence.

The Chinese Civil War was ended with the victory of Mao in 1949.

2 million

5 million

7 million

11 million

16 million

in 2008

in 2009

in 2010

in 2011

in 2012

USA - Eastern Bloc

USA - COMECON

Moscow - Marshall Plan

Moscow - COMECON

Moscow - Truman Doctrine 

The Fall of the Berlin Wall

The Dissolution of the Soviet Union

The Invasion of Kuwait by Iraq

The Collapse of the Communist Party in Bulgaria

The Political Reforms in Hungary

Warsaw Pact

Central Treaty Organization

Peaceful coexistence

the Mutual Security Treaty

the Mutual Defense Assistance Agreement  

Only I

Only II

I and II

II and III

I, II and III

Charles-Maurice de Talleyrand

Klemens von Metternich of Austria

Napoleon Bonaparte

Kanuni Sultan Suleyman

Tsar Alexander I of Russia

Development of a sophisticated banking system 

Increasing urbanization

Social dynamism of city-states

The conquest of Istanbul in 1453

Increasing international trade

Only II

I and III

I,III and V

II,IV and V

I,II and III

Great Britain

France

Italy

United States

Germany

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.

Justice was ensured by political and religious rulers

Freedom was given by feudal rulers

They lived in fortified towns and strong castles

Security was provided by local rulers

Justice was ensured equally among the citizens

Vladimir Lenin’s socialist world vision emerged with the Bolshevik Revolution in Russia in 1917.

With the Franco-Russian Alliance of 1894 (whose secretive nature upset both Germany and Britain), Europe had de facto divided itself into two camps.

The Franco- Russian alliance decisively changed the balance of power in Europe.

This Franco-Russian Alliance was supported to Bismarck’s alliances.

Various new powerful actors emerge and disrupt the balance of power.