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Chapter 23

Key terms and people

QuestionAnswer
Queen Victoria became the ruler of Great Britain.
Victorian Era The longest in British history lasted until 1901.
Benjamin Disraeli William Gladstone were elected prime minister several times.
suffrage Or the right to vote.
Emmeline Pankhurst. founder of the Womens social and political Union.
Louis philippe to be the new king.
Louis Napoleon was elected president.
Dreyfus affair Divisions continued to split French society and in 1894 these divisions came to a head over the controversial court case known as the _____________
anti-Semitism or predjuduce towards jews in france.
Theodor Herzl was a hungarian-born Jewish journalist who covered the trial.
Zionism a jewish nationalist movement to re-create a Jewish state in its original homeland.
Toussaint L'Ouverture a former enslaved African, led a group of mulattoes and slaves in a bloody revolt against the French settlers.
creoles People of European descent who were born in the colonies.
pininsulares colonists who wre born in Spain.
Miguel Hidalgo made the first public call for Mexican independence.
Jose Maria Morelos became the leader of the revovlutionaray movement.
Simon Bolivar his is known as simiply the liberator because of his key role in liverating Spains colonies in South America.
Jose de San Martin was fighting for independence from spain in the south.
Pedro I used to be emperor of Brazil.
Louisiana Purchase with france, an agreement that gave the U.S. a huge territory in central North america.
Monroe Doctrine President James Monroe went so far as to declare the america's off limits to further European colonization.
manifest destiny to describe this belief.
Trail of Tears the Cherokee march to the Indian Territory was so deadly that it became known as ________ __ _____
abolition or the end of slavery
Abraham Lincoln as president south carolina decided to secede or separate from the Union.
secession the seperation from the Union.
Emancipation Proclamation Lincoln declared all slaves free in some areas of the Confederate states.
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