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chapters 10/11
world history nationalism and imperialism ch. 10/11
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Name of nationalist group in Italy created by Giuseppe Mazzini. | Young Italy |
| This man was the leader of the Red Shirts. | Giuseppe Garibaldi |
| This man was known as "the brain" and was the prime minister of Sardinia. | Camillo di Cavour |
| This man was the king of Sardinia and became the king of Italy. | Victor Emanuel |
| Giuseppe Mazzini was known as this. | The soul |
| The Red Shirths used this military tactic. | Guerilla warfare |
| The leader of France during Italian Unification. | Napoleon III |
| The movement for Italian unification and freedom from Austrian control. | Risorgimento |
| Giuseppe Garibaldi was known as this. | The Sword |
| The King of Prussia during German unification. | Wilhelm I |
| Wilhelm chose him as his first chancellor when he became kaiser. | Otto von Bismarck |
| Bismarck's policy of fight now, ask questions later. | Realpolitik |
| The customs union allowing for the removal of taxes on products traded between German states. | Zollverein |
| Bismarck believed that these two things would strengthen Germany. | Blood and iron |
| This war is also known as the Seven Weeks War. | The Austro-Prussian War |
| This war was started because of a dispute over the territories of Alsace and Lorraine and the Ems Telegram. | The Franco-Prussian War |
| The confederation created after the Austro-Prussian War. | The North German Confederation |
| German nobels were called this. | Junkers |
| Government by one ruler with unlimited power. | Autocracy |
| Agricultural workers who were considered part of the land on which they worked. | Serfs |
| A group of nearly 3,000 soldiers that refused to declare their alligence to Czar Nicholas I at the Winter Palace. | The Decembrists |
| The Czar who freed the serfs. | Alexander II |
| The czar who put down the Decembrist Revolt and lead Russia during the Crimean War. | Nicholas I |
| This group assassinated Czar Alexander II. | The People's Will |
| This Czar was a reactionary who created Russification | Alexander III |
| During Alexander II's rule violent acts, called this, were preformed against Jews. | Pogroms |
| This empire was called "the sick man of Europe" | The Ottoman Empire |
| The Austira-Hungary Empire had this type of monarchy. | A Dual Monarchy |
| This was the war where Great Britain, france, and the Ottoman Empire were against Russia. | The Crimean War |
| This area was called the Powder Keg of Europe. | The Balkans |
| This congress declared Romania and Serbia independent and Bulgaria a principality. | The Congress of Berlin(1878) |
| Nationalistic spirit in Great Britain was called this. | Jingoism |
| Pride in one's country. | nationalism or Patriotism |
| This country controled India until after World war II. | Great Britain |
| Indian soldiers who fought in the British amry and rebelled in 1857 | The Sepoys |
| The name of British rule in India. | The Raj |
| The man who called the Berlin Confrence. | King Leopold II of Belgium |
| The man who explored Africa, found a cure for malaria, and disappeared. | Livingstone |
| The man who explored Africa and found Livingstone. | Stanley |
| This canal connected the Mediterranean Sea and the Red Sea. | The Suez Canal |
| The only two countries in Africa to remain independent of European rule. | Liberia and Ethopia |
| This group of people were not included in the Berlin Conference. | Africans |
| Social Darwinism was created by this man. | Herbert Spencer |
| Dutch farmers who setteled in South Africa. | Boers |
| The domination of one country over an other. | Imperialism |
| The British brought this product to China to fix the trade imbalance. | Opium |
| The Treaty of Nanjing was the first of these. | The unequal treaties |
| This gave British citizens accused of crimes in China the right to a trial in Britain. | Extraterritoriality |
| This rebellion's goal was to create a society where no one would be poor. | The Taiping Rebellion |
| The movement when the Qing dynasty tried to make reforms. | The self-strengthening movement |
| This rebellion's goal was to remove all foreigners from china. | The Boxer Rebellion |
| This revolution brought an the Qing dynasty and China became a republic. | The 1911 Revolution |
| This treaty allowed American ships to stop at Japanese ports. | The Treaty of kanagawa |
| This emperor helped Japan become one of the world's great imperial powers. | Emperor Meiji |
| This war was fought because of a dispute over Korea. | The Sino-Japanese War |
| This war was caused by Russian influence over Manchuria and Korea and established that an Asian power could defeat an European power. | The Ruso-Japanese War |
| An area where an outside power claims investment and trade rights. | Spheres of Influence |
| Who wrote "The White Man's Burden". | Rudyard Kipling |
| Leaders of India who were educated in Britain . | The Maharaja |
| The idea of uniting all slavic people in Europe under Russian control. | Pan-Slavism |
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