Global Studies Finals Flashcards

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Which group was the main threat to Charles V’s power in Spain?

A

Ottoman Empire

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What religion did Charles V aim to suppress in Spain?

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Protestantism

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3
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The belief that a ruler’s power came from God is called

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Divine Right

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4
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What was the name of the battle in which Philip II finally defeated the Ottoman’s

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Lepanto

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5
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In 1588, Philip II sent a fleet of warships to attack England under Queen Elizabeth I, this fleet was known as an

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Armada

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6
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The incident in 1572 in which Catholic royalty massacred over 3,000 hugenots was known as

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St. Bartholomew’s Day Massacre

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7
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What did Henry IV do to save France from their period of religious violence?

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Convert to Catholicism

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8
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What nickname did Louis XIV take and why was this significant?

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Sun King

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9
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Royal officials who collected taxes, trained soldiers, and carried out policies were called

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Intendants

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10
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Louis XIV grand palace in which he aimed to symbolize his royalty by sparing no expense to purchase the most expensive and high quality artwork was called

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Versailles

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11
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Groups of monarchs that ruled in England from 1485-1603 were called

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Tudor

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12
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The English Civil War happened as a result of James I and Charles I being unwilling to work with Parliament True or False

A

True

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13
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The names of the two groups who fought in the English civil war

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Cavaliers and Round heads

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14
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Roundheads were led by ( ), who selected his soldiers based on skill rather than social class

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Oliver Cromwell

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15
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The overthrow of James II in England was known as the

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Glorious Revolution

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16
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When William and Mary were invited to replace James II, they had to first agree to the terms of the

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English Bill Of Rights

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17
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One of the terms listed in the English bill of rights was that no person could be jailed without legal justification. The term used for this is

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Habeus Corpues

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18
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he two political parties that emerged in England following becoming a constitutional government were the

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Whigs and Tories

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19
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A government in which ruling power belongs to only a few people

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Oligarchy

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20
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The adoption of Western ideas, technologies and culture is called

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Westernization

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21
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Condition in which tenant farmers were bound to a hereditary plot of land and to the will of his landlord was known was

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Serfdom

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22
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Which city did Peter the Great turn into a grand capital

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St. Petersburg

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23
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Why did Peter the Great so desperately want to acquire a warm water port?

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Trade year round

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24
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Catherine the Great eventually secured a warm water port by defeating what group?

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Ottomans

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25
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Catherine the Great and rulers from Austria and Prussia partitioned or divided what country?

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Poland

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26
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Social classes in France were called

A

Estates

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27
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The third estate was made up of middle class workers known as the

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bourgeoisie

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28
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The name of Louis XVI’s financial advisor who was dismissed after suggested the first and second estates should have their tax exempt status revoked

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Jacques Necker

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29
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What was the one condition that allowed French men to vote during the time of the revolution?

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Propertied men

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30
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When the third estate vowed not to separate and reassemble whenever necessary until a just Constitution is established, this was known as the

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Tennis Court Oath

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31
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When revolutionaries stormed a medieval fortress and political prison, allowing a handful of prisoners to escape, this was known as the

A

Storming of the Bastille

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32
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This individual was head of the national guard in France and fought alongside George Washington in the Revolutionary War

A

Marquise de Lafayette

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33
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The French document that modeled the American Declaration of Independence and proclaimed
all male citizens were equal before the law and had natural rights to “liberty, property, security, and resistance to oppression”

A

Deceleration Of The Rights Of Man

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34
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When a group of women marched 13 miles from Versailles to confront Marie Antoinette and Louis
XVI, they demanded they move their royal residence where

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Paris

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35
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People who fled France during the revolution were called

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emigres

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36
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Who was head of the Committee of Public Safety in France?

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Maximilien Robespierre

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37
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The period of time from September 1793 to July of 1794 in which people in France were arrested in large numbers, and many being executed for not supporting the revolution

A

Reign Of Terror

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38
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The machine used to conduct beheadings was called the

A

guillotine

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39
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A strong feeling of pride and devotion to one’s country is called

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Nationalism

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40
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Who was the grandson of King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella, who would go onto become the ruler of Spain, as well as the Hapsburg empire?

A

Charles V

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41
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Which group was the biggest threat to Charles V power as ruler of Spain?

A

Ottomans

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42
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The belief that a ruler’s authority comes directly from God

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Divine Right

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43
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The French protestant group that feuded with the Catholic majority during the 1500s were called

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Hugenots

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44
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A type of government in which a constitution or legislative body limits a monarch’s rights

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Limited monarchy

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45
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The killing of approximately 3,000 Hugenots on August 24, 1572 is commonly known as

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(St. Bartholomew’s Day Massacre)

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46
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Rules discoverable by reason are called

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Natural Law

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46
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Which Enlightenment thinker believed that people were naturally cruel, greedy, and selfish and that people should be governed by absolute monarchies

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Hobbes

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47
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Which Enlightenment thinker inspired the three branches of government?

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Montesquieu

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47
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The policy that allows businesses to operate with little to no government interference

A

laissez faire

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47
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What city did the first continental congress take place

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Philly

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48
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Which Enlightenment thinker believed people were naturally good and should have basic liberties and freedoms?

A

Locke

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49
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What document comprises the first ten amendments of the U.S. constitution

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Bill Of Rights

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49
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Put the following events in chronological order

A

Massacre 1770 Tea party 1773 Continental Congress 1774

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50
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The British king at the time of the American revolution?

A

George lll

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50
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What 1777 battle that the Americans were victorious is considered a turning point in the war?

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Battle of Saratoga

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50
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What act passed by Parliament in 1765 imposed taxes on items such as newspapers and pamphlets

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Stampt Act

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51
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Name of the Treaty that ended the revolutionary war

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Treaty of Paris

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52
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When revolutionaries stormed a medieval fortress and political prison, allowing a
handful of prisoners to escape, this was known as the

A

Storming of the Bastille

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53
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The French document that modeled the American Declaration of Independence and proclaimed all male citizens were equal before the law and had natural rights to “liberty, property, security, and resistance to oppression”

A

Deceleration of the Rights of Man

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54
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Who was head of the Committee of Public Safety in France

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Maximilian Robespierre

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55
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As Napoleon’s army pursued the Russians, they burned villages and crops as they retreated,
this policy was known as the

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Scorched Earth Policy

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55
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The period of time from September 1793 to July of 1794 in which people in France were
arrested in large numbers, and many being executed for not supporting the revolution

A

Reign of Terror

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56
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European leaders meeting at a conference to try and restore stability and order to Europe
following the reign of Napoleon was called the

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Congress of Vienna

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57
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What revolution first took place that led up to the Industrial Revolution?

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Agricultural

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58
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Who invented the seed drill

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Jethro Tull

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59
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What country did the Industrial Revolution begin

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Britain

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60
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What was Britain’s largest industry during the revolution

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textile

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61
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Who invented the cotton gin?

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Eli Whitney

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62
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Multistory buildings divided into crowded apartments

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tenements

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63
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Rapid movement of people to cities

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urbanization

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64
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An organization of workers who work toward common goals

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labor unions

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65
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What book did Adam Smith write where he advocated for free market economics?

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The Wealth of Nations

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66
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Karl Marx and Frederich Engles advocated for a classless society in their book

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The Communist manifesto

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67
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Which French ruler was known as the citizen king?

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Louis Phillipe

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68
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T’Ouissant L’Overture was a self-educated former slave who led a revolt that led to the independent region of

A

Haiti

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69
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The highest social class who dominated Latin American society

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peninsulares

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70
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Which military and political leader was known as the liberator and led an uprising that established a republic in his native country of Venezuela?

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Simon Bolivar

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71
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Who was the first European nation to industrialize after Britain

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Belgium

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72
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By 1900, what country overtook Britain as the world’s leading industrial nation, producing
roughly 30% of the world’s industrial goods?

A

Unites States

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73
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A manufacturing process in which parts are added in a sequence along a line from workstation to workstation

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assembly line

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74
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What state was the first American textile factory built?

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Rhode Island

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74
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Who was the Swedish chemist that invented dynamite, which he used his fortune from to fund famous awards that are still given today?

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Alfred Nobel

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75
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In the late 1800s which American auto maker began making model cars that could reach
breathtaking speeds of 25 mph?

A

Henry Ford

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76
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What state did the Wright brothers fly the first airplane in 1903?

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North Carolina

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77
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Which British woman is considered the founder of modern nursing?

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Florence Nightengale

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78
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Rebuilding of poor areas of a city is called

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urban renewal

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79
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A campaign started by women to ban or limit the use of alcoholic beverages was called the

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temperance movement

80
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The first women’s rights convention that took place in 1848 where women demanded the right to vote was called the

A

Senecal Falls Convection

81
Q

Which amendment granted women suffrage in 1920?

A

19th

82
Q

To explain the slow process of evolution, Charles Darwin put forth his theory stating that
only the strong survive. This theory was called

A

Natural Selection

83
Q

A style of art and literature that emphasizes imagination, freedom and emotion

A

Romanticism

84
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An artistic style that attempts to portray the world exactly as it is

A

realism

85
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Who united the German states under Prussian rule?

A

Otto Van Bismarck

86
Q

Realistic politics based on the needs of the state

A

realpolitik

87
Q

German word for emperor

A

kaiser

88
Q

Garibaldi gathered 1,000 volunteers to help win control of Sicily called

A

Red shirts

88
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The war in which Bismarck defeated France in 1871 is called the

A

Franco-Prussian War

88
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Bismarck’s campaign intended to make Catholics pledge their loyalty to the state above the church

A

Kulturkampf

89
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Which nationalist leader founded “Young Italy”, a secret society whose goal was to constitute a free, independent and republican nation?

A

Giuseppe Mazzini

90
Q

Which 18 year old ruler inherited the Hapsburg throne and eventually became
emperor of Austria-Hungary?

A

Francis Joseph

91
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The new political power of Austria-Hungary, in which these two separate states shared an emperor, finances and foreign affairs, was known as what type of political system?

A

Dual Monarchy

92
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Which group did Europeans see as the “sick man of Europe” in the mid 1800s?

A

Ottoman Empire

93
Q

Which Russian tsar emancipated the serfs?

A

(Alexander II)

94
Q

Violent mob attacks on Jewish people were called

A

pogroms

94
Q

The series of shootings on unarmed Russian citizens on January 22, 1905 was known as

A

Bloody Sunday

95
Q

Rural towns in England that sent members to Parliament despite having few or no voters were called

A

Rotten Boroughs

96
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Laws in England that imposed high tariffs on imported grain

A

Corn Laws

97
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Settlements of exiled prisoners

A

penal colonies

98
Q

allowed people to cast their votes without announcing them publicly

A

secret ballot

99
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A form of government in which the executive leaders are chosen by and responsible to the legislature is called

A

parliamentary democracy

100
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One who owns a large estate but does not live there

A

absentee landlord

101
Q

Alliances of various political parties were known a

A

coalitions

102
Q

What country did Napoleon III aim to turn into a French satellite?

A

Mexico

103
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Which two provinces did France forfeit to Germany as part of reparations for the Franco-Prussian War?

A

Alsace and Lorraine

103
Q

Which U.S. president purchased the Louisiana territory from France?

A

Thomas Jefferson

104
Q

What was the19th-century doctrine or belief that the expansion of the US throughout
the American continents was both justified and inevitable?

A

Manifest Destiny

105
Q

EMPIRE acronym

A

Economic Military Political Ideological Religion Exploration

106
Q

A division into many parts

A

partition

107
Q

The 1884 meeting in which European leaders partitioned the continent of Africa

A

Berlin Conference

108
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The domination by one country of the political, economic, and cultural life of another

A

Imperialism

109
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The only major African region to successfully resist imperialism during the Berlin Conference

A

Ethiopia

110
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The genocide that took place in the Middle East in which Muslim Turks accused this group of supporting Russian plans against the Ottoman empire, this led to the killing of between 600,000 and 1.5 million people of this group over the next 25 years

A

American Genocide

111
Q

Indian soldiers were often angered at the practices of the British military, many of which went against their religious beliefs. What are these Indian soldiers called?

A

sepoys

111
Q

A representative chosen to govern India on behalf of the British monarch

A

viceroy

112
Q

When a country imports more than they export, this is called a

A

trade deficit

113
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The war between China and Britain over the sale and subsequent prohibition of drugs within the country was called

A

Opium War

114
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A society in which all people share a common culture and language

A

homogenous

115
Q

Supreme military dictators in Japan are called

A

shoguns

116
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Who carried a letter on behalf of president Millard Fillmore insisting that Japan open their ports to U.S. and European ships

A

Matthew Perry

117
Q

Upper Canada was predominantly

A

English Speakers

118
Q

A self-governing nation is otherwise known as a

A

dominion

119
Q

What region did Britain turn into a penal colony

A

Australia

120
Q

The United States foreign policy position that opposes European colonialism in the Western Hemisphere

A

Monroe Doctrine

121
Q

The addition to the Monroe Doctrine that stated that not only were the nations of the Western Hemisphere not open to colonization by European powers, but that the United States had the responsibility to preserve order and protect life and property in those countries was called the

A

Roosevelt Collary

121
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At the beginning of the war the Central Powers united

A

Germany, Italy, and Austria-Hungary

122
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the allied powers were

A

Britain, France, Russia

123
Q

What country was responsible for the assassination of Archduke Ferdinand

A

Serbia

124
Q

Set of final demands

A

ultimatum

125
Q

Quick preparation of military forces for war

A

mobilize

126
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When fighting a war on two fronts, the idea that Germany should move quickly against France in the west before focusing on Russia in the east was known as the

A

Schlieffen Plan

127
Q

The word used for the deadlock involving Germany and France on the western front over a four year period where neither side emerged victorious

A

stalemate

128
Q

German submarines designed to sink ships carrying vital supplies to Britain

A

U-boats

129
Q

The draft in which all men were required to be prepared for military or other service

A

conscription

130
Q

One reason the U.S. entered WWI was when a German U-boat attacked a British liner off the coast of Ireland carrying 128 Americans. What was the name of this ship?

A

Lusitania

131
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Another reason for the U.S. entering the war was a message that was sent from Germany to Mexico, stating that if Mexico joined the war effort, Germany would help them regain territories of Arizona, Texas, and New Mexico. When the note was intercepted by Britain this prompted the U.S. to declare war. What was the name of this message?

A

Zimmerman Note

132
Q

Who was the U.S. president during WWI?

A

Woodrow Wilson

133
Q

In January 1918, President Wilson issued his ( ), or list of terms for resolving this and future wars

A

Fourteen Points

134
Q

What month, day, and year did WWI end and why is this significant?

A

11/11/1918 – Veteran’s Day

135
Q

The allies blamed the conflict on their defeated opponents and that the loser make ( ), or payments for war damage

A

reparations

136
Q

Name of the treaty that ended WWI

A

Versailles

137
Q

Germany was forced to pay $30 billion in reparations, or a figure that was equivalent to $2.7 trillion at the time. What year did they finish paying off this debt?

A

2010

138
Q

Group of more than 40 nations who agreed to negotiate disputes rather than resort to war and take common action against any aggressor state

A

League Of Nations

139
Q

The United States pledge to lessen its interference in the affairs of Latin American nations was called the

A

Good Neighbor Policy

140
Q

After Lenin’s death, two men competed for power. One was Stalin and the other was ( ), who turned the red army into an effective fighting force

A

Leon Trotsky

141
Q

Government takeover of natural resources is called

A

nationalization

142
Q

Why did so many Africans expect to be granted independence in the early 1900s?

A

they fought on behalf of their colonial rulers during WWI

143
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Refusal to obey unjust laws

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civil disobedience

144
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A policy of rigid segregation that became law in Africa

A

apartheid

145
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An incident in 1919 in which British troops fired on an unarmed crowd of Indians, killing nearly 400 people and wounding more than 1,100

A

Amritsar massacre

146
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When Gandhi set out 240 miles with thousands of followers to the coast to collect salt, symbolizing his refusal to purchase it from the British, this was called the

A

Salt March

147
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The list of demands that sought to make China a Japanese protectorate

A

Twenty-one demands

147
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What individual led the communist party during the Chinese civil war

A

Mao Zedong

148
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Emperor in Japan from 1926 – 1989

A

Hirohito

149
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The group of Japan’s powerful business leaders who favored expansion

A

zaibatsu

150
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One thing that caused Japan’s economic problems was the earthquake that left 45% of survivors unemployed. What city was this earthquake in?

A

Tokyo

151
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The province in northern China, rich with natural resources, that Japan aimed to conquer to fix some of their economic issues

A

Manchuria

152
Q

Prohibition was the ban of the manufacture and sale of alcoholic beverages that lasted from 1919 until 1933. What amendment created this

A

18th

153
Q

Illegal bars that people attended during prohibition

A

speakeasy

154
Q

An African American cultural movement in the 1920s and 1930s

A

Harlem Renaissance

155
Q

What was the name of the Austrian physician who pioneered psychoanalysis, a method of studying how the mind works and treating mental disorders

A

Sigmund Frued

156
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A painful time of global economic collapse, starting in 1929 and lasting until about 1939

A

Great Depression

157
Q

The reduction of armed forces and weapons is called

A

disarmament

158
Q

The central banking system of the United States, which regulates banks

A

Federal Reserve

159
Q

An international agreement signed by almost every nation in 1928, to stop using war as a method of national policy

A

Kellog Briand pact

160
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Any centralized, authoritarian government system that is not communist whose policies glorify the state over the individual and are destructive to basic human rights

A

fascism

161
Q

A planned march of thousands of fascist supporters to take control of Rome in 1922, which led to Mussolini being given the legal right to control Italy

A

March On Rome

162
Q

Members of the militant combat squads of Italian fascists set up under Mussolini

A

Black Shirts

163
Q

Under Stalin’s regime in Russia, it became a state policy that citizens maintain the belief that there is no god. This is called

A

atheism

164
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In the Soviet Union, a system of forced labor camps in which millions of criminals and political prisoners were held under Stalin

A

Gullag

165
Q

Hostility or prejudice against Jewish people

A

antisemitism

166
Q

While in prison, Hitler wrote a book that would become a guide for future Nazi goals and ideologies. The book translates to mean “My struggle”

A

Mien Kampf

166
Q

Laws approved by the Nazi party in 1935, depriving Jews of German citizenship as well as taking away other rights

A

Nuremberg Laws

167
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Secret police in Nazi Germany

A

Gestapo

168
Q

Which three countries made up the Axis powers during WWII?

A

Italy ,Germany, Japan

169
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Giving in to the demands of an aggressor in order to keep the peace

A

appeasement

170
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Hitler’s invasion of what country prompted Britain and France to declare war on Germany in 1939?

A

Poland

171
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Hitler’s plan for invading Britain was called

A

Operation Sea Lion

172
Q

The systematic genocide of about 6 million European Jews by the Nazis during WW2

A

Holocaust

173
Q

Hitler’s plan for invading the Soviet Union was called

A

Operation Barbarossa

174
Q

Detention centers for civilians considered enemies of the state

A

concentration camps

175
Q

Hitler’s strategy of “lightning war” in which he utilized tanks and airpower technology to strike a devastating blow against the enemy was called

A

blitzkrieg

176
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Act passed by the U.S. congress in 1941 that allowed the president (FDR) to sell or lend war supplies to any country whose defense was considered vital to the United States

A

Lend Lease Act

177
Q

Why did the German advances stall during Operation Barbarossa?

A

Harsh winter conditions

178
Q

Hitler’s most brilliant commander who was sent to North Africa to push the British army back across the desert toward Cairo, Egypt

A

General Erwin Rommel

179
Q

Which three leaders made up the big three during WW2?

A

Churchill, Stalin, FDR

180
Q

June 6, 1944 allied invasion of France is called

A

D-Day

181
Q

Ships that transport aircraft and accommodate the take-off and landing of airplanes

A

aircraft carriers

182
Q

Which American general and future president took command of a joint British and American force in Morocco and Algeria, leading to the allied control of Africa?

A

Dwight D Eisenhower

183
Q

The United States got the Japanese to surrender and put an end to World War 2 in August 1945 when they dropped atomic bombs on which two cities?

A

Hiroshima and Nagasaki

184
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During WW2, the American strategy of recapturing some Japanese islands while bypassing others was called what and who came up with this idea?

A

(Island hopping and Douglas MacArthur)

185
Q

Japanese pilots who undertook suicide missions were called

A

Kamakazie pilots

186
Q

International organization established after WW2 with the goal of maintaining peace and cooperation in the international community

A

United Nations

187
Q

Massive aid package offered by the U.S. to Europe to help countries rebuild after WW2

A

Marshall plan

188
Q

Nations stronger than other powerful nations

A

super powers

189
Q

Period of relaxed tensions

A

detente

190
Q

Who was the communist leader of Cuba during the Cuban missile crisis

A

Fidel Castro

191
Q

What was the U.S. official policy on communism during the Cold War?

A

containment

192
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Period of reduced economic activity

A

recession

193
Q

Forced separation by race, sex, religion, or ethnicity

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segregation

194
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A
195
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What U.S. president created the interstate highway system

A

Eisenhower

196
Q

Who emerged as the new Soviet leader following Stalin’s death in 1953?

A

Nikita Khrushchev

197
Q

Movement to communities outside of an urban core

A

sub urbanization

198
Q

What year did Germany reunify

A

1990

199
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What group helped Mao Zedong and the communists win the Chinese civil war?

A

peasants