KT4 - International Relations

Cards (9)

  • General Essay Plan: US - Era of Free Trade

    1823 The Monroe Doctrine 
    It discouraged colonialism in North/South America but they would not intervene - e.g. in Venezuelan crisis 1895, Britain realises US dominance over Western hemisphere
  • General Essay Plan: US - Era of New Imperialism

    Atlantic Charter 1942
    US and UK would not seek to expand their territory and restore sovereignty to Nazi occupied states.
  • General Essay Plan: US - Era of Decolonisation
    Suez Canal Crisis 1956 
    Eisenhower refuses Eden loans to continue intervention, he commits US troops one month later.
  • General Essay Plan: France - Era of Free Trade

    Fashoda Incident 1898
    A face off between a French expeditionary force and General Kitchener which led to France backing off and staying out of the nile.
  • General Essay Plan: France - Era of New Imperialism

    Entente Cordiale 1904
    A friendly alliance that did not provide much security in the face of the triple alliance (Germany, Austro-Hungary, Italy).
    Triple Entente in 1907 declared the Persian Gulf a neutral zone.
  • General Essay Plan: France - Era of Decolonisation
    ECC & Charles de Gaulle
    Britain’s application to the EEC is rejected in 1963 through French PM Charles de Gaulle’s de facto veto.
  • General Essay Plan: Germany - Era of Free Trade

    1871 Austro-Hungarian
    Germany, strengthened by their 1871 Austro-Hungarian alliance began annexing South-West and Western regions of Africa in 1884 such as Tanginyanka, Togoland and Cameroons.
  • General Essay Plan: Germany - Era of New Imperialism
    Moroccan Crisis 1905-1911 
    Naval Race
    Germany sent the ‘panther’ to the port of Agadir (near Gibraltar) however Kaiser Wilhem gave way. Britain had 34 dreadnoughts (ships) to Germany’s 22 in 1914 despite their 2 naval laws.
  • General Essay Plan: Germany - Era of Decolonisation
    1935 Anglo-German Naval Agreement
    It had Britain permit Germany to begin rebuilding the German Navy, including its U-boats, despite Germany having repeatedly violated the Treaty of Versailles.