SIMIRAN SRINARULA'S OFFICIAL SITE

LAND OF KNOWLEDGE

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Rise of Evil

Q: 2) To what extent did Hitler fit the definition of an opportunist? Opportunist: an individual who adapts his/her actions to the circumstances of the moment. 

A:Hitler opened many doors in sending the Nazi Party afloat in Germany, and the main strategy he used was public speaking. Hitler defined himself as an opportunist looking for a change; one of the changes were the desolation of the Jewish people. It wasn’t the strength and motivation that moved the people, but the persuasion that Hilter messaged. It took much strength and determination for Hitler to make it big; an extent that few have been able to achieve. 

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A letter 

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6 events in WWI

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Positive sides of Imperialism

It lead to Panama Canal

The world's economic raised

  greater access and advantage to technology and medicine

USA gained more privilege

It made Japan became open to the world. 

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Nationalism

The positives and negatives of nationalism. Positive 1. We know what we fight for and where we stand 2. To remind us about the nation 3. Motivate us to do what the nation wants us to do Negative 1. People might use it as a weapon to hurt others 2. Creates borders and lines between people 3. People become stereotypes

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U.S. Bill of Rights (1791)

• Guaranteed freedom of speech, freedom of religion, and freedom of the press • Guaranteed due process of law, including protection from unfair imprisonment • Guaranteed trial by jury; protected people from “cruel and unusual punishment”

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French Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizen (1789)

French Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizen (1789)

• Said that “men are born and remain free and equal in rights” • Said that the purpose of government is to protect “natural” rights, including “liberty, property, security, and resistance to oppression” • Guaranteed freedom of speech and freedom of religion

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The American Declaration of Independence 1776

The American Declaration of Independence 1776

-Said that all men are created equal and have the right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness; these are unalienable rights—rights that government cannot take away -Said that governments get their power from the consent of the governed the idea of popular sovereignty

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Bill of Rights 1689

Bill of Rights 1689

-Guaranteed free elections and frequent meetings of Parliament -Forbade excessive fines and cruel punishment -Gave people the right to complain to the king or queen in Parliament - Established representative government—laws made by a group that acts for the people

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Magna Carta

Magna Carta 

-it allowed a council of 25 nobles 

-an Oligarchy run by selected group of nobles 

-no freeman can be punished except by the law of land

-Harbeas Corpus introduced 

-the council was the basis of the idea for a parliament

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Algeria

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CHAPTER 18: DEFINITIONS

“MINI-DICTIONARY”

GROUP MEMBERS: ANGELLA, CHANON, MINWOOK, SIMIRAN, TREEPORB          PERIOD 6

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16.2 Vocabularies

Red Army 

Supra 

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16.1 Vocabularies

Baltic Republics 

Czar 

Russian Revolution 

USSR (Union of Soviet Socialist Republics)

Cold War

Command Economy 

Collective Farm 

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15.3 Vocabularies

Runoff 

Trans-Siberian Railroad 

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15.2 Vocabularies

Continentality 

Taiga