Unresolved TENSIONS After World War I [AP World History Review-Unit 7 Topic 5]
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In this video Heimler reviews everything you need to know about AP World History Unit 7 Topic 5 (7.5) which is all about the policies of the victorious powers of World War I that maintained colonial possessions in spite of colonial peoples' sacrifice in fighting for their cause in the war.
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Important to mention that following World War I it was the Mandate for Palestine, Israel as a nation didn’t come into existence until after World War II. As I’m commenting here I’ll also say I absolutely love your videos, great job with this most recent set
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Dear Mr. Heilmler,
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rip unit test is in 30 minutes and I haven't studied. I rlly gotta stop cooking myself.💀
How did you do?
lmfaoo
My Notes:
The Mandate System
• Although colonial people fought in WWI, European powers did not award them with independence or self-rule
o European powers and the Japanese maintained their colonial holdings in the interwar period, and in some cases, states gained colonial territory as a result of the war
• Some new states did emerge like the Republic of Turkey but….
• Most colonial territories were transferred from one imperial power to another
• Britain and France wanted to dismantle the Ottoman and German Empires and divide those colonial territories, but U.S. President Woodrow Wilson said that states should have a right to govern themselves
o They compromised and created the mandate system- Middle Eastern territories would become mandates administered by the League of Nations
Three-tiered structure to classify these territorial holdings
1. Class C Mandates
o Smallest population and least developed
o Treated as colonies
o Several islands in the pacific
2. Class B Mandates
o Larger populations but still underdeveloped
o Most of Germany’s colonies in Africa
3. Class A Mandates
o Large populations and sufficiently developed
o Suitable for independence and self-rule
o But the British still occupied post-Ottoman Palestine and Iraq and the French occupied Syria and Lebanon
Treated them no different from colonies
Japan Expands
• In 1931 Japan invaded Manchuria for expansion and natural resources
• That was a violation of the rules established by the league of nations sooo
• Japan said sayonara suckers (jk, they just quit the league of nations)
• By 1932, Japan took over a part of China and created a puppet state called Manchukuo
o Japan continued to expand and called its are of influence the Greater East Asian Co-Prosperity Sphere
Anti-Imperial Resistance
• Indian National Congress
o Formed before war in the late 19th century
o Formally petitioning the British government for greater degrees of self-rule in India
o However, British dominance remained unchanged
• African National Congress
o Founded in South Africa by western-educated lawyers and journalists
o Dedicated itself to obtaining equal rights for colonial subjects in South Africa
tysm i have the test tmrw im so cooked
nice notes bro
upload for every vid bro
good notes but ur definitely gonna wanna make them way shorter in the future.
hey heimler, when are you planning to do the live streams at the end of the year? will you post the schedules soon? im counting on you for apush
The British occupied the whole Palestinian land, not just Israel.
i have not had to read from the god awful ap world modern book the entire semester because of this guy
The British occupied post-Ottoman Palestine and Iraq. It wasn't called Israel then. Geezus Heimler, for someone who teaches history that's a glaring, unexcusable anachronism.
It is definitely intentional... while the genocide in Gaza is taking place rn too
bro i gt write an saq tmrw, ima be so prepared
Same. Mine's on either unit 7, 8, or 9.
@@dashysakusei4969 gl, we didn't even start unit 9 yet
How was it? I have a unit test and people have been saying it’s harder than usual 😫
@@LavroseRovender ... we don't talk about that... I totally didn't get a 1 on it... totally...
Me at 2am with 2 units mashup test tmr:
"Japan, you can't don't that while in the League of Nations, you know better. We will leave you with a warning, even though, right now, you are obtaining part of China."
lmaoo frr
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I am
3 days 😳