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universal manhood suffrage voting rights extended without discrimination
nationalistic uprisings independence movements based on loyalty to free states
guerilla warfare unorganized warfare using hit and run tactics
Napoleon absolute leader of France who conquered most of Europe and was defeated in 1815
Congress of Vienna European meeting after Napoleon’s defeat to try and restore political stability and settle diplomatic disputes
Congress System/Metternich Austrian diplomat at the Congress of Vienna - system of Europe working together
spirit of conservatism after era of revolution attempt by European diplomats to return order to the good ol' days when autocracy ruled and people stopped rebelling
radicalism democratic movement that called for liberalism and extended rights
parliamentary system representative government led by a prime minister
militaristic aggressive war based ideology
Revolution of 1848 causes – bad harvests, economic stagnation, reaction against conservative rule, negative social and economic effects of the Industrial Revolution, and nationalism
Revolution of 1848 effects- forced King of Prussia to grant constitutional reforms, highlighted power of nationalism, unified Germany and Italy, political, social, and economic issues of the people have to be met
Toussaint L’Ouverture a leader of the Haitian revolt against France
Louisiana Territory French territory in the United States
Latin America Wars of Independence Causes - growing sense of nationalism, colonial economic policies, social class system, Napoleon
caudillos military juntas or governments - military men that take over power - sets precedent
economic backwardness Latin America – caused by mercantilism and monoculture system
Miguel Hidalgo Creole priest in Mexico who led rebellion against Spain
Pancho Villa Mexican revolutionary who fought in the revolution from 1910 to 1917
Sino-Japanese War war fought between China and Japan over Korea from 1894 to 1895
Empress Cixi disastrous Chinese monarch whose policies led to economic stagnation and China’s decline
“Hundred Days Reform” 103 days of social and institutional reform in 1898 launched by the Qing emperor of China, Guangxu
Abdication of Manchu Emperor emperor abdicates in 1912 - ends foreign rule - Mandate of Heaven dynasties
Sun Yat-sen father of modern china and institutes constitutional democracy
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