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AP world vocab quiz

TermDefinition
American Revolution (1776) SUccesful rebellion against British rule conducted by eupropean settlers in the British colonies of America due to high taxes without representation.
Decleration od the rights of man and citizen (late 1700's) Charter of political liberties that proclaimed equal rights to all men. Preamble of the French Consitiution
maximilean robespierrre (Late 1700s) Leader of the French revolution, led France into the Terror, which ended when he was ulitmatley executed.
napolean bonaparte (1800s) A French military general and key political figure who preserved the French revolution by a military dictatorship and conquering land
haitain revolution (late 1800s) The worlds only fully successful slave revolt led by Loventure
latin american revolution (1808-1825) A series of risings in Spanish and Portuguese colonies in Latin America that established the independent of new states from european rule
hidalgo-morelos rebellion (1810) Peasent rebellion in Mexico
tupac amaru (1780s) leader of native American rebellion in peru
great jamacan revolt (1831-1832) Slave revolt in the brist west indies inspired by the hatain revolution; led to the the abolition of slavery in Britian
abolitionist movement (1800s) A universal movement centered on Britain and France that declared slavery inhumane and led to the abolition os slavery
nationalism (1800s) When ppl felt a strong sence of loyalty for their country and not specifically their rulers
vindication of the rights of women (NONE!!!) An early feminist paper proposing for more women's rights written by mary wollstoncraft
elizabeth cady stanton (AROUND 1800-1900) A leading feminist in the US, attended the first women's rights convention in Seneca falls NY. Parafrased the DOI by saying all men and women were created equal.
maternal feminism (NONE!) Movement that claimed women had value in society not bc of equality, but bc of their roles as mothers.
steam engine (NONE) The most important breakthrough of the Ind. Revolution. The coal-fired stram engine provided almost limitless source of power. Made the Ind. Rev. Possible
British textile industry (NONE) The site of initial technology breakthroughs of the Ind. Rev. Multiple innovations transformed cotton textile production and it skyrocketed.
middle class society (1800s) British social level composed of small buisnessmen, doctors, lawyers, and other professtions required in an industrial society. Favored constitutional government.
ideology of domesticity (1800s) A set of ideas and values that defined thwe ideal role of the middle class women, telling them to stay home and other traditional bs like that
lower middle class (1800s) social layer consisted of ppl employed in the service sector, 20% of british pop
karl marx (1818-1883) Most influential socialist leader, advocated for a working class revolution as the key for an ideal communist fututre.
labour party (1890's) British working class political party dedicated to reforms and an peaceful transition into socialism
socialism in the united states (Peaked in 1912) A minor political movement with 6% of vote
progressives (1900) Followers of an American politicial movement that advocated for reform measures such as wage and hour regulation
russian revolution of 1905 (1905 lol) Spontaneous rebellion that erupted in Russia after their loss to Japan in 1905. Was suppressed but reforms were made.
caudillos (1800)Military strongmen who seized control of governments
latin american export boom (Second half of the 1800's) Large-scale increase in Latin American exports bc of major improvments in shipping
mexican revolution (190-1920) Long and bloody war where the Mexican middle-lower class revolted to overthrow the dictator
dependent development (1800s) Latin American economic growth which depended on european and north American prosperity.
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