AP World History Chapter 34
Mohandas K. Gandhi
The political leader who helped the untouchables of India and organized two non-violent boycott campaigns against the British
President Cardenas
The president of Mexico who fought dollar diplomacy and liberated the Mexican oil companies from U.S. control
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
The president of the U.S. who started the Good Neighbor Policy and wanted to improve U.S. relations with America
Pakistan
The sovereign nation established by Muslims succeeding from India
Mohandas K. Gandhi
The man who ended India's dependence on Britain and set up India's self-sustaining economy
Mohandas K. Gandhi
The man who transformed India and influenced the world using the principles of ahisma and satygraha
Guomindang
The organization dedicated to realizing the Three Principles of the People
Indian National Congress
The organization that Gandhi was a part of
Good Neighbor Policy
The policy that replaced dollar diplomacy in the U.S.
Sun Yatsen
A Chinese nationalist who is also anti-socialist. He created the Three Principles of the People
Cesar Sandino
A Nicaraguan Revolutionary who led the opposition against U.S. forces in Nicaragua
United Fruit Company
A company in Cuba and Nicaragua that was the first to be free of dollar diplomacy yet provided 90% of the fruits in the U.S.
Marxist-Leninism
A form of communism that says a communist revolution will only succeed if the people are led by a political force
Muslim League
A group in India dedicated to gaining independence from Britain while trying to prevent a Hindu controlled government
Jiang Jieshi
A man who used the Guomindang to manipulate then turn on the CCP. He managed to bring half of China under Guomindang rule until the Communist Revolution
Chiquita Banana
A mascot of the United Fruit Company who showed a cultural bridge between Latin America and the U.S.
May Fourth Movement
A movement led by students and intellectuals protesting Japanese involvement in China
Guomindang
A nationalist organization in China that governed China after WWI until the Communist Revolution
Jomo Kenyatta
A nationalist politician who freed Kenya from British rule
Good Neighbor Policy
A policy made by FDR to repair the U.S.'s relationships with Latin America by helping a country gain economic stability then leaving a police force
dollar diplomacy
A policy made by the U.S. made by William Taft to control the Latin American economy
dollar diplomacy
A policy that controlled foriegn markets peacefully by investing heavily in companies instead of forcefully controlling them
W.E.B. Dubois
A politician who supported Pan-Africanism
Jiang Jieshi
A young general who succeeded Sun-Yet San in the Guomindang
Mukden Incident
An event where Japanese troops blew up a railway in Manchuria
Long March
An event where the CCP launched a military campaign to defeat Guomindang
Marcus Garvey
An intellectual who believed in Pan-Africanism, but he strongly insisted that all Africans return to Africa and build their own continent
Mohandas K. Gandhi
An intellectual who ended segregation in South Africa
Indian National Congress
An organization dedicated to fighting British rule in India
Three Principles of the People
Foriegnors should leave China; Calling for economic development and expansion; and national unification
Government of India Act
The British decree that gave India the ability to govern itself.
Guomindang
The Nationalist People's Party
Government of India Act
The act that was accepted after the formation of Pakistan. It gave India a bicameral government with an arm under British control
Pan-Africanism
The belief that all Africans in the Western Hemisphere should be united in their own sovereign nation
Maoism
The communist belief that says the proletariat during the communist revolution should be peasants, not urban workers
USSR
The country that supported Guomindang and the CCP and helped them become effective political parties that ruled China
Sun Yatsen
The creator of Guomindang
Mao Zedong
The creator of Maoism Communism
Getulio Vegas
The dictator-president of Brazil who industrialized his country and ousted foreign competition from Brazil
Amritsar Massacre
The event in India where British soldiers killed 379 unarmed Indian nationalists
Long March
The event that began the Communist Revolution in China
Mukden Incident
The event the Japanese used to justify their full-scale invasion of China in 1931
Guarda Nacional
The forces left behind by the U.S.in Nicaragua. They were left to ensure America still had some influence in Nicaragua
Yankee Imperialism
The form of Imperialism that is non-violent and was used by the U.S. in Latin America
Mao Zedong
The head of the Chinese Communist Party and leader of the Chinese Communist Revolution
Muhammad Ali Jinnah
The head of the Muslim League who created Pakistan
Mohandas K. Gandhi
The lead figure in India's fight for independence and head of the Indian National Congress
Anastacio Somoza
The leader of the Guarda Nacional
ahisma
nonviolence and tolerance
satygraha
truth and firmness