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Ch. 11 SG

Straughn High School 9th Grade History Mr. Lowery

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Benjamin Disraeli led the tories
William Gladstone led the whigs
Corns Laws high tariffs on imported grains so Britain would make more money
Who had the most power in Parliament in the early 1800s? The House of Lords
What was the Reform Bill of of 1867? It allowed all men in England to vote
Who set the tone for her age and symbolized British beliefs and values? Queen Victoria
Where did Britain establish penal colonies? Australia
Emmeline Pankhurst used aggressive tactics and sometimes resorted to violent protest
The Irish never accepted English rule. They resented settlers, especially ____________. Absentee Landlords
Leader _____________________, nicknamed “the liberator”, organized an Irish Catholic League and held mass meetings to demand repeal for the Irish. Daniel O’Connell
In 1829, Parliament passed the _________________, which allowed Irish Catholics to vote and hold political office. Catholic Emancipation Act
What was Napoleon III foreign policy? Trying to expand borders of France
Why did Napoleon III appeal to the lower class? He promised to end poverty
In 1870, ______________ lured Napoleon into the Franco-Prussian War. Otto Von Bismarck
France had to pay a large sum and give up __________ and ___________ provinces to Germany. Alsace and Lorraine
Members and supporters of the Paris Commune were known as ______________. Communards
Alred Dreyfus a Jewish officer who was accused of treason to cover up corruption in the military
What was the main effect of the Dreyfus Affair? It reflected the rise of antisemitism in Europe
William Llyod Garrison pressed the antislavery cause through his newspaper
Frederick Douglas born into slavery and escaped, he spoke eloquently in the North about the evils of the system
________________ novels Uncle Tom’s Cabin helped convince many northerners that slavery was a great social evil. Harriet Beecher Stowe’s
What was the Seneca Falls Convention? First Women’s rights convention
Before the Civil War, what was the major issue between north and south (of the US)? Issues concerning slavery
The division between the northern and southern states reached a crisis when ________________ was elected president. Abraham Lincoln
Southern states withdrew from the Union and formed Confederate states, which sparked the ________________. Civil War
What is segregation? Legal separation of races
What was the 15th amendment? Suffrage to slaves
What did the Populist party want? 8 hour work day
What was the 19th amendment? Women's suffrage
In the 1900s, Progressives pushed for reforms, including: - An end to child labor - Suffrage for women - Regulation for monopolies - Limited working hours - More power for voters
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