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HISTORY FINALL
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| How did European monarchs and nobles feel about the French Revolution? | they opposed it because they feared revolution would spread |
| How did the National Assembly hope to pay off the national debt? | by selling Church lands |
| Peasant uprisings and the storming of the Bastille forced the National Assembly to | abolish feudalism |
| The women of Paris marched on Versailles for | bread |
| Who resisted the ideas of the Declaration of Independence? | Louis XV |
| The declaration of Right of Men and the Citizen stated that | all men were born free and equal rights |
| The estates- general that broke away and declared themselves to be the Nation Assembly were the | third estate |
| What was a symbol of the French Revolution | Storming the Bastille |
| Ancien Regime | France was divided into three social groups |
| Robespierre believed France could achieve a republic of virtue only through... | use of terror |
| Lafayette | Head of french National guard who fought alongside George Washington |
| Natural Rights | rights that belonged to all humans from birth |
| Guillotine | method for carrying out executions |
| War tactic in which Napoleon closed European ports to British goods | Continental system |
| plebiscite | popular vote of yes or no by ballot |
| Napoleon final defeat was at the | Battle of Waterloo |
| During Reign of Terror, executions were carried out under the authority of | the committee of public safety |
| What helped Napolean rise to power | his military success |
| During the Directory phase the leaders were mainly from the | bourgeoise |
| What form of government did the nation Assembly create with the Constitiution | limited monarchy |
| Napoloen was unable to conquer | Britain |
| Hobbes and Rousseasu | Hobbes believed people in their natural state were bad; Rousseau believed they were good |
| In frances old order what group was members if the bourgeoise | merchants |
| According to Hobbes the best form of goverment is | an absolute monarcy |
| Four politcal stages of the French revolution | The Nation asssembly The reign of Terror The directory Napoleon |
| The goal of the congress of Veinna | to create lasting peace |
| Divisions of France's social structure before French Revolution | 1ST ESTATE: clergy 2nd: nonility 3rd: everyone else |
| 3 changes the french Revolution brought to France | Feudalism and old time social order was abolished men had the right to vote created a republic |
| Montesquieu believed the purpose of the separation of powers was to | protect the rights of the people |
| Enlightenment thinkers were influenced by the idea of natural law that emergered from the | scienctific revolution |
| Locke | believed that all people possess natural rights. the rights to life, liberty, and property. According to Locke, people form governments to protect their rights. If a government does not protect these rights, People have the right to overthrow it. |
| Montesquieu | of government should be separated into three branches: legislative, executive, and judicial. This separation of powers would prevent tyranny by creating what is called a system of checks and balances |
| Voltaire | believed in free speech, He used his sharp wit to criticize the French government and the Catholic Church for their failure to permit religious toleration and intellectual freedom. |
| Rousseau | The Social Contract. He believed that people are naturally good but are corrupted by the evils of society, such as the unequal distribution of property. In agreeing to form a government, |
| hobbes | People are greedy and selfish. Only a powerful government can create a peaceful, orderly society. |
| What was an important source of power in the Industrial revolution | steam engine |
| why was coal important in the Industrial Revolution | it provided fuel to produce iron |
| utilitarians | the greatest happiness for the greatest number of people |
| Putting out system | producing cloth in individuals homes |
| Assembly line | a production method in which workers repeatedly preform one task in a manufacturing process |
| During the agricultural revolution, wealthy landowners increased food production by | practicing enclosure. |
| what group benefited the most from the industrial revolution | middle class |
| Created Utopian society in Scotland | Robert Owens |
| Philosopher who thought that history was a struggle between class | Karl Marx |
| Inventor of the seed drill | Jethro Tull |
| Wrote the Wealth of Nations abuot Laissez- faire economics | Adam Smith |
| Thinker who argued that actions are right if they promote happiness and wrong if they cause pain | John Struart Mill |
| A realist english writer who portrayed the lives of slum dwellers in his many novels | Charles Dickens |
| Economist who believed that when wages were high the poor had more childern | David Ricardo |
| Sociallism | An ecomonic system in which society owns large farms and buissiness |
| Economist who predicted that the population would outpace the food suplpy | Thomas Malthus |
| Proletariat | working class |
| The slave trade contributed to the rise of industy in britain by | bringing in investment capital |
| FOUR FACTORS THAT HELPED BRITIAN TAKE THE LEAD IN INDUSTRIALIZATION | 1. NATURAL RESOURCES 2. HUMAN RESOURCES 3. GOOD ECONOMY 4. GOOD GOVERNMENT |
| Treaty of Nanjibg Britain gained control of | hong kong |
| In 1900 what were the worlds leading industrial nations | United states germany |
| Sphere of influence | area claimed for exclusive investment or trading priveleges |
| The opium war marked the beginning of the | dominatoin of china by foreign powers |
| Japan became an imperialist power by gaining control of | Korea |
| Enlightenment is sometimes called the Age of Reason and link it to the Scientific Revolution of the 1500s and 1600s. | The thinkers of the time believed that you could use reason to discover the natural laws that underlie a just society. The Enlightenment’s faith in reason to solve social problems grew out of the successes of science during the Scientific Revolution. |
| Natural law | rules discovered by the use of reason |
| laissez faire | allowing business to operate without government interference |
| Who wrote that people have a natural right to overthrow a government that violates their rights? | Locke |
| The philosophe who used sarcasm to expose government abuse was? | Voltaire |
| During the renaissance ther ewas a revival of interst in | individual achievement |
| Painted Mono lisa and The Last Supper | Leonardo da Vinci |
| Sculpted David and painted the Sistine Chapel | Michelangelo |
| Patron | financial supporter of the arts |
| Birthplace of the Italian Renaissance | Florence |
| Heliocentric | sun centered |
| How did Luther's views differ from those expressed by the Catholic Church? | Luther only believed in 2 of the 7 sacraments. Luther believed that heaven could be reached by faith alone. Luther allowed clergy to marry. |
| Luther believed that souls could be saved only through | faith |
| The Swiss city-state of Geneva became a model of Protestant morality under the leadership o | John Calvin |
| Luther 's ideas spread mostly in | Germany and Scandinavia |
| John Calvin believed the world was divided into | saints and sinners |
| The Roman Catholic Church reacted to Luther's ideas by | excommunicating him |
| indulgence | buying entry into heaven |
| theocracy | government run by religious leaders |
| vernacular | everyday language of the people |
| Council of Trent | direct the reform of the Catholic church |
| The Boers were | dutch farmers |
| Who was the first explorer to round the southern tip of Africa? | Dias |
| Ferdinand Magellan | The expedition he commanded circled the globe. |
| What was the Line of Demarcation? | a line drawn by the pope that divided the non-European world |
| encomienda | What word means the right to demand labor or tribute from Native Americans in a particular area? |
| What was the Renaissance ? | A time of art and liture church reform Protestant reform |
| What was the cause of the Protestant Reformation? | The church selling indulgences Martin believed that you can only get into the heaven with faith. He believed in 2 out of the 7 sacraments |
| Cause of the French Revolution | The inequality in France 3 estates leaving the poorest estate to pay all taxes Famine of the third estate No voice in the 3rd estate inflation |
| Stages of the French Revolution | 1. Nation Assembly The 3rd estate declares themselves the Nation Assembly 2. Reign of Terror- Robespierre kills using a gillitone 3. Directory- a dull time where 4 men rule. 4. Napoleon Era - Napoleon builds a empire and takes control |
| Outcome of the French Revolution | Congress of Vienna- wanting to create peace changed social structures declaration of rights to men |
| Why was Britian first to Industrialize? | Natural resources- coal,iron location- surrounded by water direct route to america protected agricultural revolution |
| list positives and negatives of imperialism in India | -to many cash crops people weren't getting enough food (n)drained indias wealth, sepoy rebilion (n) banning of sati (p) modern technology and education were introduced |
| list positives and negatives of imperialism in Africa | Africa was invaded and abused (n) lost Independence(n) economy improved (p)blending of culture (p) |
| list positives and negatives of imperialism in China | Open door policy which lead to more trade then leading to more money (p) ? |
| how were japan and china different when it came to Imperialism | Japan wanted to modernize and embrace westernized culture, china on the other hand wanted to stay isolated. |
| Napoleonic code | legal equality of citizens and religious toleration |
| Protestant Reformation short term causes | Martin Luther writes 95 thesis printing press spreads ideas reformers call for a change |
| Protestant reformation short term effects | peasants revolt holy roman empire weekend |
| Who were the first to establish global trade empires in the 1500 | Portuguesse and the spanish |
| Reconquista | a campaign begun by the by the Christians to recapture Spain more the Muslims |
| Why were the Spanish able to conquer empires so quickly | weapons, disease |