AP World History AMSCO Guided Notes

7.5: Unresolved Tensions After World War I

AP World History
AMSCO Guided Notes

AP World History Guided Notes

AMSCO 7.5 - Unresolved Tensions After World War I

Essential Questions

  1. How did continuities and changes in territorial holdings create tensions after World War I?
I. Effects of the War

A. Effects on Colonial Lands

1. How did World War I affect colonial peoples' expectations for independence?

2. Why did the Paris Peace Conference's decision to deny self-determination to colonies fuel nationalist movements?

3. What was the significance of Wilson's refusal to meet with Vietnamese nationalists like Ho Chi Minh?

II. The Mandate System

A. The Mandate System

1. What was the League of Nations mandate system and how did it represent a new form of colonization?

2. How did the mandate system affect the Middle East and what nationalist movement did it inspire?

B. The Balfour Declaration and Zionism

1. What was the Balfour Declaration and what conflict did it create in Palestine?

III. Anti-Colonialism in South Asia

A. Massacre at Amritsar

1. What was the Amritsar massacre and how did it affect the Indian independence movement?

B. Gandhi

1. What was satyagraha and how did Gandhi use civil disobedience to challenge British rule?

2. What was the Salt March and why was it significant as an act of protest?

C. The Two-State Solution

1. Why did Muhammad Ali Jinnah propose a two-state solution for South Asian independence?

IV. Nationalism in East Asia

A. The March First Movement in Korea

1. What was the March First Movement and what did it demonstrate about Korean nationalism?

B. The May Fourth Movement in China

1. What caused the May Fourth Movement and how did it change Chinese attitudes toward Western government?

C. The Chinese Communist Party and Kuomintang

1. How did Mao Zedong's vision of communist revolution differ from traditional Marxist theory?

2. What were the key differences between the Chinese Communist Party and the Nationalist Kuomintang?

D. The Long March

1. What was the Long March and how did it affect the Chinese Communist Party's relationship with peasants?

E. China, Japan, and Manchukuo

1. How did Japan's invasion of Manchuria and creation of Manchukuo demonstrate imperial expansion in East Asia?

2. What was the Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere and how did Japanese expansion affect the region?

V. Resistance to French Rule in West Africa

A. Resistance to French Rule in West Africa

1. How did European-educated African intellectuals contribute to anti-colonial movements?

2. What forms of resistance did African workers use against French colonial rule and what did they achieve?

Key Terms

decolonization

mandate system

Balfour Declaration

civil disobedience

Big Three

Mohandas Gandhi

Muhammad Ali Jinnah

Jawaharlal Nehru

Mao Zedong

Chiang Kai-shek

Pan-Arabism

Indian National Congress

satyagraha (devotion-to-truth) movement

Salt March

March First Movement

May Fourth Movement

Chinese Communist Party (CCP)

Kuomintang

Long March

Palestine

Pakistan

Amritsar

Manchukuo

Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere

Zionists

Mahatma

Jomo Kenyatta

Lรฉopold Senghor