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History Exam 1

QuestionAnswer
Hobbes Hates people and believes they are evil/wicked
Locke Believed people could learn from experiences and improve themselves, Life and Liberty
Voltaire Tolerance, reasons, freedom of religious beliefs, freedom of speech
Montesquieu That Britain was the best governed and most politically balanced country, Checks and balances
Wollestonecraft Women's rights
Who made up the three estates? First-Clergy(Church, Second-Nobles, Third- Bourgeoisie
What was the slogan of the French Revolution? Life, Liberty, Fraternity
Where did the Third Estate meet to form their new government? The Tennis Court Oath
What happened to King Louis and Queen Antoinette? They were killed by the guillotine
What was the Reign of Terror? Robespierre rule and killed about 40,000 people
What was the Declaration of the Rights of Man? Gave men equality and freedoms
What were the goals of the Congress of Vienna? Containment of France, Balance the power, Legitimacy
Why was Napoleon unable to win against Russia? They used the scorched earth policy
What was the downfall of Napoleon? 3 Costly Mistakes, sent to Elba, Loss at Waterloo, exiled to St. Helena
What are the characteristics of Nationalism? Pride in your country, not pride in your leader, can bring a country together or apart
Where did the Industrial Revolution begin? Great Britain
Why was child labor accepted? Families needed money, cheap labor, no labor laws, could fit in small places
What effect did the new inventions have on agriculture? Leads to a population explosion, increased food
What were some of the problems the workers/citizens faced with Industrial Revolution? Cities were crowded, dirty, dangerous, unsafe working conditions, long hours, and child labor
Who is the teacher of Laissez-faire economics? Adam Smith
Who is Karl Marx? Communism Philosopher, wrote the Communist Manifesto
What is a corporation? Business that sells stock
Why was women's suffrage seen as radical? They had never voted before
What was the Dreyfus Affair? They thought he was selling military secrets
What is Zionism? A call for a Jewish homeland
Thomas Edison Lightbuld
Marie Curie Radioactivity
Louis Pasteur Pasteurization for milk
Alexander Graham Bell Telephone
Wilbur Wright Airplane
What was the Potato Famine? Black Fungus kills the potato crops
What is the belief of Manifest Destiny? The right to move/conquer coast to coast
Why did Europe practice Imperialism? They needed resources
What was the result of the Berlin Conference? Divided Africa into 14 countries, and Africa wasn't invited
What two groups did the British fight in South Africa? Boers and Zulus
What is paternalism? British allowed for some local control with local leaders
Why did the Crimean War break out? Russia wanted a warm water port
What reforms did Muhammad Ali put in place in Egypt? Made it modern in military and cash crops
Who is credited with building the Suez Canal? The French started it, British finished it
What was the Sepoy Mutiny and what was the result of it? Indians in the gun factory rebelled
Who is Queen Liliuokalani? Last queen of Hawaii
What caused the Opium War? British wouldn't stop trading opium to the chinese
What was the Boxer Rebellion? Chinese wanted foreigners out of their country
What was the Russo-Japanese War fought over? Manchuria
What is a sphere of influence? Where a stronger country has trade power over a weaker one
What was the Monroe Doctrine? A warning from the U.S. to stay out of the western hemisphere
What are the four M.A.I.N causes of World War 1? Militarism, Alliances, Imperialism, Nationalism
Why was the Balkan Peninsula referred to as the "powder keg" of Europe? It was an area of extreme tension
What event sparked the beginning World War 1? Assassination of Franz Ferdinand
What was the Schlieffen Plan? A plan to avoid a two front war
What event forced Germany to fight a 2 front war? Battle of Marne
What is propaganda? Advertisement for support of war
What country used unrestricted submarine warfare? Germany
How did the industrial revolution change warfare? Improved weapon technology
What was the Zimmerman Note? Telegram sent from Germany to Mexico to attack the U.S.
When and where was the armistice signed, ending World War 1? November 11, 1918; Train in France
What was the name of President's Wilson's plan for the post-war world? The Fourteen Points
Name three ways the Treaty of Versailles punished Germany Admit guilt, pay reparations, reduce military
What was the German response to the Treaty of Versailles? Extremely bitter; seek revenge eventually
How did the United States feel about joining the league of nations? Refused sign it
Why did Britain and France focus more on punishing Germany than President WIlson? Their countries were hurt
What were three causes of the French Revolution? The third estate was the inly estate to pay taxes, weren't allowed to hunt on other estate's land, and they only had one vote.
Why was the Treaty of Versailles built on quicksand? The U.S didn't sign it, and none of the countries got what they were promised
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