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World Studies Ch 14
Ch 14 World Studies History Test Terms
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Someone who supports ________________ opposes the drinking of alcohol. | abstinence |
| _________________ began in Europe during the Reformation Movement. | Anti-Semitism |
| Russia has a large ___________ population. | Jewish |
| ____________________ often warred against each other in the 1800s. | Latin American countries |
| ________________ emphasized man's ideas and impulses rather than reason. | Romanticism |
| ________________ developed among the working class as an effort to accomplish several goals. | Chartism |
| __________________ believed that a person's surroundings can influence his character. | Utopian socialists |
| _________________ was accused of passing military secrets to the Germans. | Alfred Dreyfus |
| __________________ granted voting privileges to all male homeowners. | The Reform Act of 1867 |
| American entrepreneur, _________________ worked with the automobile. | Henry Ford |
| _____________ viewed history as a series of class struggles. | Karl Marx |
| In the 1700s, Prussia became one of the first to provide a ______________________ for children | free, required education |
| _________________ was passed by Britain in 1774 to maintain loyalty of French Canadians. | The Quebec Act |
| _____________ encouraged the group _______________ to revel against oppression | Karl Marx, Proletariat |
| The privilege to vote is called _______________. | suffrage |
| __________________ is hatred toward Jews. | Anti-Semitism |
| ______________________ explored the mysterious and supernatural while celebrating freedom, nationalism, and nature. | The Romanticism movement |
| The first successful airplane flight occurred in __________________. | North Carolina |
| ______________ was the first person to patent the telephone. | Alexander Graham Bell |
| ______________ served as a British prime minister. | William Gladstone |
| ____________ helped Karl Marx write the Communist Manifesto. | Engels |
| ____________ increased the number of eligible British voters. | Disraeli |
| ____________ wrote about hardship in England's Industrial Age | Diskens |
| A Jewish captain in the French army was ________________. | Dreyfus |
| _____________ described Russian life in his book War and Peace. | Tolstoy |
| Was emperor and founder of France's Second Empire | Louis Napoleon Bonaparte |
| Popularized evolution with his book Origin of Species | Darwin |
| French chemist who stemmed the spread of diseases | Pasteur |
| Patented the first known telegraph | Morse |
| Scottish scientist who laid a foundation for Einstein | Maxwell |
| ___________ referred to a sweeping, targeted, and repeated attack on Russian Jews. | Pogrom |
| ________________ was a German composer who opposed Jewish influence on German culture. | Richard Wagner |
| Mexico elected ____________ Porfirio Diaz as its political leader. | Porfirio Diaz |
| ____________ was an artistic movement in the 1800s that emphasized everyday life. | Realism |
| ____________ is the process of heating milk and other liquids in order to slow the development of disease-causing microbes. | Pasteurization |
| _______________ created the dominion of Canada with four initial provinces | The British North American Act |
| ______________ is a political and philosophical system that teaches that property should be commonly and publicly owned rather than individually & privately owned | Socialism/Communism |
| ___________ is a modern church service that began in Britain as an effort to teach children to read. | Sunday school |
| Name as many inventions as you can, based on this chapter, which improved transportation. | 1. telegraph 2. telephone 3. airplane 4. railroad 5. sail-driven ships 6. steam powered ships 7. internal combustion engine |
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