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Krise WH Final

WH Final 20112-2013

TermDefinition
Absolutism When one ruler has complete power and control
Don Quixote A book written by Cervantes about a man who went crazy and attacked windmills
Spain Weakens Inflation and growing population
Dutch Masters Famous group of artists from the 1600's (Rembrandt)
Absolute Monarchs Kings or queens who held all power
Divine Right God created the monarchy and gave the monarchs power
Louis XIV The Sun King (France)
Versaille The palace and estate built by Louis XIV
Peter the Great The first absolute ruler of Russia
The Scientific Revolution A new way of thinking about the world using careful observation and analysis.
Geocentric thought A belief that the earth is the center of the universe.
Heliocentric thought A belief that the sun is the center of the universe
Isaac Newton Created the theory of gravity
Enlightenment An intellectual movement that stressed use of thought and reason
John Locke Believed man had certain Natural Rights
Marie Antoinette "Let the eat cake"
Louis XVI Leader of France, beheaded by the French people
Guillotine Used to behead people during the French Revolution
Napoleon French general and leader after the French Revolution
Waterloo The place Napoleon was defeated by the British
Toussaint L'Ouverture Leader of the Haitian Revolution
Mullatos People of mixed European and African ancestry
Industrial Revolution A greatly increased output of machine-made goods that began in England
Factors of Production Land, Labor, Capital
Urbanization Movement to cities in search of jobs
Adam Smith Wrote "Wealth of Nations" that supported Capitalism
Karl Marx Wrote "The Communist Manifesto" that supported Communism
Imperialism When a nation takes contro of weaker ones to exploit for financial and military gain
Sepoy Mutiny When the Indian people rebelled against the British
Assassination of Franz Ferdinand The spark that started WWI
Central Powers Germany and Austria-Hungary
Allied Powers England, France, Russia
Trench Warfare War strategy used during WWI
Propaganda One-sided information used to persuade people
Lusitania Ship sunk by German submarines
Fascism A militant movement that emphasized loyalty to the state
Hitler WWII leader of Germany
Mussolini WWII leader of Italy
Nazism German fascism
Appeasement Giving in to an aggressor to keep peace
Blitzkreig Lightning War
Holocaust The systematic mass-slaughter of the Jews
Kamikazes Japanese suicide pilots
Nuremburg Trials Trial of Germans for war crimes
Yalta Conference Meeting of Roosevelt, Churchill, and Stalin to decide what would happen after the war ended
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