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Who was John Locke? He believed in the natural rights of life, liberty and property.
What is the Enlightenment? A movement that believed that through observations, logic, and scientific approach to explain the universe.
Who was Thomas Hobbes? He believed in a strong governments because people could not be trusted to govern.
What were 2 long-term effects of the Enlightenment? Bill of Rights and US Constitution
Who was King Louis? He believed in a government ruled by a divine right monarchy.
What is a democracy? Government by the people.
Who gained power from the French Revolution? The French Bourgeoisie of the Middle Class.
What leader took over France during the French Revolution and Explanded the borders through military power? Napoleon Bonaparte
What was the time period called when thousands of people were executed? The Reign of Terror
What were some of the effects of Napoleon'sleadership? Religious tolerarance, improved education, nationalism
What was the Agricultural Revolution? Sudden change in farming techniques such as crop rotation
What were some of the problems of the Industrial Revolution? Poor working conditions, low wages, child labor
What was the impact of the new spinning and weaving machinery? Led to the increased number of cloth factories and workers.
What is the Industrial Revolution? The development of factories and new machnies in urbanization.
Why did the Industrial Revolution start in Great Britain? It had a good supply of natural resources and labor.
Why did the European nations scramble for Africa? Africa had resources such as diamonds, gold, silver, and other minerals.
What is the "White Man's Burden"? Poem and belief that European countries had the responsibility to take care of lesser people.
What is the British Empire? "The sun never sets on the British Empire."
Why did the European countries want colonies? Europeans wanted natural resources and new markets.
What was a negative effect of imperialism? Imperialism led to the exploitation of the native peoples and their resources.
What were the main causes of WWI? Militarism, Alliances, Imperialism, Nationalism
What was the new technology of WWI? Machine guns, tanks, poisonous gases, rifles
What was the Holocaust? Over 11-12 Jews, gypsies, deficient people, died during this event in WW2. Carried out by the Germans.
What 2 countries fought over land at the start of WWI? Serbia and Austria-Hungary
What is appeasement? France and Great Britain allowed Hitler to take part Czechoslovakia in the 1930's.
What are examples of secondary sources? American History textbooks, World History textbooks, encyclopedia article on WWI, and a WWI website.
What is cultural diffusion? The spread of ideas, things, and people throughout the world.
What is polytheism? A religion that worships more than one god.
What is a primary source? A source created during that time period--e.g., photograph, diary entry
Who were the thinkers of the Scientific Revolution? Copernicus, Galileo, Newton, and Descartes
Who ruled France during the French Revolution? Committee of Public Safety
Who was the king killed during the English Revolution? King Charles I
Who was Napoleon Bonaparte? The people of France believed he would provide stability for France and stop the violence of the revolution.
What were the Latin American Revolutions? They were influenced by the French and American Revolutions.
What was the main method of execution during the French Revolution? Guillotine
What is militarism? Policy of military buildup and the glorification of war.
What is nationalism? Feelings of extreme pride in your country.
What is imperialism? The policy of having economic, political, and social control over an area.
What were some European countries in Africa with colonies in African and Asia? Great Britain, France, Germany, Belgium, Spain
What areas of the world were colonized? Africa, Asia, Middle East
How many people died in WWI? 10 million
Where was WWI fought? In the trenches of Europe.
Why did the Germans support Hitler? They believed that he would help the economoy and bring glory back to Germany.
What was the atomic bomb? New technology that led to massive deaths in Japan in WW2.
Why did more people die in WW2? The bombing of London, the atomi bomb, and Holocaust, and the bombing of civilians.
What was the Cold War? Viet Nam War, Korean War, and a build-up of weapons from 19945-1990.
What were the results of WW2? Europe and Asia now in ruins; 55 million dead; US and USSR now superpowers in the world.
What religion was persecuted during the Holocaust? The Jewish people of Europe.
What was a result of both WWI and WW2? The map of Europ changed as old empire broke up and new nations were created.
Who was the leader of Nzai Germany in WWII? Adolf Hitler
Who was the Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria-Hungary? His assassination sparked WWI.
Who was the English king who was beheaded during the English Revolution? King Charles I
Who was Mary Wollenstoncraft? She wrote books about the rights of women during the Enligtenment.
Who was Robespierre? He led France during the Reign of Terror.
Who was the Third Estate? The paid most of the taxes in France before the revolution.
What was mercantilism? The system of getting natural resources from colonies and selling products to the colonies.
What is communism? Government and economic systemm controlled by the state used in the Soviet Union, North Korea, and China.
What is absolutism? Government in which a single ruler or authority holds all of the power.
What was the Treaty of Versailles? Treaty with harsh punishment for Germany that ended WWI.
What is an alliance? Defense agreements between two or more countries.
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