Queen of Great Britian and Ireland from 1849-1901 and empress of India from 1876-1901; she had the longest reign in all of British history and she allowed Parliament to become more involved in running the government.

The era spanning the reign of Queen Victoria of England.

British statesman;as prime minister;he oversaw the passage of key reforms, including an extension of male suffrage.

British woman suffrageist;she founded the Women's Social and Political Union in 1903. In support of women's suffrage, she led hunger strikes and was arrested often for her actions.

King of France from 1830-1848;he came to power after the July Revolution and he was known as the "Citizen King" for showing an intrest in the working class and having much in common with the middle class.

Emperor of France from 1852-1870;after winning the presidential elcetion in 1848, he staged a coup d'etat and took absolute power. A nephew of Napoleon I, he ruled during a time of economic prosperity in France.

A political scandal that divided France in the 1890's, involving the wrongful conviction of Jewish officer Alfred Dreyfus for treason.

Hostily or prejudice towards Jews.

Hungarian Zionist leader;in 1896 wrote "The Jewish State", which outlined plans for an independent Jewish country.

Nationalist movement, begun iin the 1890's, to establish a Jewish state in Palestine.

Toussaint L'Ouverture

Hatian patriot and matyr;he took control of Hispaniola for the French and was a hero of the people. Napoleon felt threatened by his growing popularity and had him captured and killed in 1803.

People of Spanish or Portuguese descent born in Americas.

Colonist in Latin American who were born on the Iberian Peninsula, in Spain or Portugal.

Mexican priest and revolutionary;he made the first public call for Mexican independence. In 1810 he rang a bell in his hometown calling peasents to fight for their independence from Spain. He was captured and excuted.

Creole priest; he became the leader of the revolutionary movement in Mexico after Miguel Hidalgo's death.

South American revolutionary who led independence wars in the nations present of Venezuela,Colombia, Panama, Ecuador,Peru, and Bolivia.

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Chapter23 Definition

Key Terms And People

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Queen Victoria	Queen of Great Britian and Ireland from 1849-1901 and empress of India from 1876-1901; she had the longest reign in all of British history and she allowed Parliament to become more involved in running the government.
Victorian Era	The era spanning the reign of Queen Victoria of England.
Benjamin Disraeli	British statesman;as prime minister;he oversaw the passage of key reforms, including an extension of male suffrage.
Suffrage	The right to vote.
Emmeline Pankhurst	British woman suffrageist;she founded the Women's Social and Political Union in 1903. In support of women's suffrage, she led hunger strikes and was arrested often for her actions.
Louis Philippe	King of France from 1830-1848;he came to power after the July Revolution and he was known as the "Citizen King" for showing an intrest in the working class and having much in common with the middle class.
Louis Napoleon	Emperor of France from 1852-1870;after winning the presidential elcetion in 1848, he staged a coup d'etat and took absolute power. A nephew of Napoleon I, he ruled during a time of economic prosperity in France.
Dreyfus Affair	A political scandal that divided France in the 1890's, involving the wrongful conviction of Jewish officer Alfred Dreyfus for treason.
Anti-Semitism	Hostily or prejudice towards Jews.
Theodor Herzl	Hungarian Zionist leader;in 1896 wrote "The Jewish State", which outlined plans for an independent Jewish country.
Zionism	Nationalist movement, begun iin the 1890's, to establish a Jewish state in Palestine.
Toussaint L'Ouverture	Hatian patriot and matyr;he took control of Hispaniola for the French and was a hero of the people. Napoleon felt threatened by his growing popularity and had him captured and killed in 1803.
Creoles	People of Spanish or Portuguese descent born in Americas.
Peninsulares	Colonist in Latin American who were born on the Iberian Peninsula, in Spain or Portugal.
Miguel Hidalgo	Mexican priest and revolutionary;he made the first public call for Mexican independence. In 1810 he rang a bell in his hometown calling peasents to fight for their independence from Spain. He was captured and excuted.
Jose Maria Morelos	Creole priest; he became the leader of the revolutionary movement in Mexico after Miguel Hidalgo's death.
Simon Bolivar	South American revolutionary who led independence wars in the nations present of Venezuela,Colombia, Panama, Ecuador,Peru, and Bolivia.
Jose de San Martin
Pedro I
Louisiana Purchase
Monroe Doctrine
Manifest Destiny
Trail of Tears
Abolition
Abraham Lincoln
Secession
Emanicipation Proclamation

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