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What was Plato's Ideal form of government? a democratic government
What were ancient Roman law codes called? Twelve Tablets
What were diffrences between the Greco-Roman and Judeo-Christian traditions? Their beliefs in just one god
How did Classical Greeks think about individuals? Greeks thought that dignity was of graet importance
What are some political ideas that came from Montesquieu that our government is based on today? The idea of Checks and Balances
Who wasthe Enlightenment philosopher that advocated the social contract theory? Rousseau
What is a social contract? an agreement by which people gave up their freedom to a powerful government in order to avoid chaos
What Enlightnment philosopher advocated that humans should have natural rights? John Locke
What was an objective of the Tennis Court Oath? It was the vow to meet until the French constitution was produced
What document was based upon the Declaration of Independence? The Virgina Declaration of rights
What provisions were contained in the Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizens? Tto end tax exemptions, freedom of speech, and freedom of the press
What reforms did Napolean introduce to France? Napoleonic Code, Public School System, Transportation
What was the Glorious Revolution about? The invasion of Englan by William of Orange which had overthrown James II
Why is the Magna Carta significant in the history of democratic ideas? The Magna Carta strengthened the idea that power was limited and not absolute
What factors contributed to the rise of the Industrial Revolution in England? Improvement of food supplies, large labor force, and abundant money supplies
How did Improvmennts to the steam engine affect the textile industry? wasted heat and fuel
What social change was brought about by the industrial Revolution? emergance of middle class and working class
What was the objective of the Romantic artists? they wanted to stir up emotions
What does extraterritory mean? Europeans living by their own Laws in china
What were some justifications for imperialism? civilize the uncivilized, help to maintain power
What is another name for the first war of independence in India? Great Rebellion
What was the cause of the Opinm War between Great Britiain and China? British people selling opium to china illegaly
What was a consequence of commodore Matthew Perry and his encounted with Japan? Japan had signed the Treaty of Kanagawa
Why did the United States get Involved in the war? Economic Ties to European powers and The Russian Revolution
What caused World War1? imperialism, militarism, nationalism
Who were the different powers who faught in World War II? Germany and Great Britian
how did germans plan to win the war? The planed to have stronger and bigger troops
What mistake did Kerensky's provisional government make in foreign policy? Deciding to continue the war
What did Lenin do to end World War I for the Russians? Lenin signed the treaty of Brest-litovsk
What was a major objective of president Woodrow Wilson at the paris Peace Conference? Argument that a league of nations to prevent future wars
What were the terms of the treaty of Versailles? teritorial, military, finacial, general
What is a fascist government? strong central government led by a dictatorial ruler
How did Adolf Hitler solve Germany's economic problems? He had started to form his military
How did the Nazis in Germany treat the jews? They were treated bad and were beaten
What was Hittler's goal? to create a german empire
What was Kristallnacht? a destructive rampage against German Jews led by Nazies
What were the laws that excluded Jews from German citizenship? Neremberg Laws
What is militarism? the aggressive preparation for war
What is Total War? a mobilization of resources and people
What is the Western Front? the trench warfare
Which countries were known as the Central Powers? Austria-hungary, Bulgaria, germany, ottoman empire
What group had a slogan that was "destroy the foreigner"? Boxers
What are Zamindars? local officials in India who colected taxes for the british
What was the "White Man's Burden"? the belief that Europeans had a moral responsibility to civilize primitive people
Who set up a Nonviolent Movement? Mohandas Gandhi
Which production was one of the first industries to be affected by the industrial revolution? cotton cloth
What is the philossphie John Locke? humans should have natural rights
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