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730-756 AP Key Terms

List of AP key terms from numbers 730 to 756

QuestionAnswer
creator of germ theory and pasteurization - led to improved health Louis Pasteur
sweet potato important NA starch in China
manufactured goods finished goods
pollution in the air; from coal air pollution
water pollution pollution in the water; from poor sanitation
cholera/tuberculosis various diseases that spread through urban eras during the IR
affluent women with absolutely no lives; led the women’s rights movements at the end of the IR upper class women
Victorian Age the era of Britain’s industrial revolution and Queen Victoria’s reign from 1837 to 1901
Emancipation of Russian serfs edict issued in 1861 by Alexander II
American view that preached women’s role was in the house taking care of the children cult of domesticity
temperance a movement to moderate and lessen alcohol consumption
constitutional monarchy a monarchy whose power is defined and limited by a constitution (defines monarch as head of state)
John Locke English philosopher who argued that the government’s power came from the people and that revolution against tyrants was acceptable
an agreement between a state and its citizens to define the state’s powers and the citizen’s rights social contract
Seven Years War global war between France and Britain from 1756 to 1763
"taxation without representation Taxes were levied on American colonies, but they were not represented in Britain’s parliament
Common Sense/Thomas Paine writing by American revolutionary that advocated separation from Britain and republican government
document outlying America’s separation from Britain and the reasons why, written by American political and revolutionary leader Declaration of Independence/Thomas Jefferson
absolute monarchy abuses power, policies of Louis XVI, economic troubles, war debts, and droughts causes of French Revolution
First/Second/Third Estate nobility, clergy, everybody else
National Assembly France's representative body
French revolutionary document that outlined the rights of the people Declaration of the Rights of Man
Reign of Terror the period where the monarchy and aristocracy were targeted along with opponents of the French Revolution
Directory the government of revolutionary France from 1795 to 1799
calls for change from monarchy followed by moderate government followed by radical government followed by moderate government followed by monarchy Cycle of Revolution
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