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Revolutions IndustrialRevolution

Imperialism Famous Faces

Nationalism Vocabulary

Members of this group formed the National

Assembly and agreed to the Tennis Court Oath to protest

economic and political conditions in France in the

late 1780s.

A 100

Who are the Third Estate?

A 100

Colonists in British North America protested the economic and political

restraints placed on them to help recover the costs of this

important war for global domination.

A 200

What is the Seven Years’ War (or French and Indian

War)?

A 200

In an effort to free themselves from French rule, the people of Hispaniola revolted under this former slaves leadership.

A 300

Who is Toussaint L’Ouverture?

A 300

Seeking more individual freedoms from their harsh

monarchical rulers, the people of France, Germany, Austria and

other European nations rebelled in these collective revolutions.

A 400

What are the Revolutions of 1848?

A 400

After the defeat of Napoleon in 1815, absolute monarchs

from across Europe met here to establish guidelines to end

the cycle of revolution.

A 500

What is the Congress of Vienna?

A 500

This industry was the first to reap the benefits of the Industrial Revolution?

B 100

What is the cotton textile industry?

B 100

A part of the Agricultural Revolution, this movement

created a large labor forces in the urban areas of England, by

forcing sharecroppers off the land.

B 200

What is the Enclosure Movement?

B 200

Developed by Thomas Newcomen and James Watt,

this invention radically improved the mechanization of manufacturing along with

transportation in the 19th century.

B 300

What is the steam engine?

B 300

The last of the following countries to become

industrialized: France, Belgium, Russia, Germany.

B 400

What is Russia?

B 400

Of the following, the one that was NOT one of the 5 revolutionary

innovations involved in industrialization:•Increase in Iron Supply

•Mechanization

•Invention of the Time Clock

•Steam Engine

•Division of Labor

B 500

What is the invention of the time clock?

B 500

In an effort to control the lucrative diamond industry in Southern Africa, the British

fought the Afrikaners and this indigenous tribe.

C 100

Who are the Zulu?

C 100

The product Britain introduced to China to gain a favorable balance of trade– eventually leading to a war.

C 200

What is Opium?

C 200

This mutiny resulted from the increasing presence of Britain in India and their perceived

cultural superiority and indifference to native culture.

C 300

What is the Sepoy Rebellion?

C 300

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C 400

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This was the only Southeast Asian country to not get colonized by the British,

Dutch, or French.

C 400

What is Siam

C 400

Poem written by Rudyard Kipling that outlines popular

Western notions about benefits and challenges of

Imperialism.

C 500

What is The White Man’s Burden?

C 500

French rulers seen here who lost their heads during the French

Revolution.

D 100

Who are Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette?

D 100

Indian reformer and administrator that attempted to blend

Western values with eastern customs and

called for an end to child marriage, sati, female infanticide, and even a

reform of the caste system.

D 200

Who is Rammohun Roy?

D 200

His The Wealth of Nations popularized the capitalist notion

of laissez-faire economics.D 300

Who is Adam Smith?

D 300

Seen here, this industrialist

became politically

influential after his company discovered

Diamonds in South Africa.

D 400

Who is Cecil Rhodes?

D 400

The most important figure in the

unification of Germany, this

Chancellor also called for the Berlin

Conference on Africa in 1885.

D 500

Who is Otto von Bismarck?

D 500

E 100

Assisted by France, England, and Russia, this country gained it’s

independence from the Ottoman Empire, after being inspired by Serbia’s

earlier attempts at revolution.

What is Greece?

E 100

This ambitious program of nationalist reform in the

Ottoman Empire was designed to help modernize

the waning empire.

E 200

What are the Tanzimat Reforms?

E 200

This southern European country unified on the

grounds of nationalism under the leadership of Giuseppe

Garibaldi.

E 300

What is Italy?

E 300

This Turkish leader led a nationalist revolution in

Egypt and quickly industrialized the country.

E 400

Who is Muhammad Ali?

E 400

Movement among Russian intellectuals to identify culturally and politically with the peoples

of Eastern Europe.

E 500

What is Pan-Slavism?

E 500

When foreigners are subject to their own laws and exempt

from another nation’s jurisdiction-- despite the fact they live in that other nation.

F 100

What is extraterritoriality?

F 100

The free mixed-race population of Haiti that led

the revolution against France.

F 200

Who are the gens de couleur?

F 200

Revolutionary republican party in France that led the

Reign of Terror under Maximilien Robespierre.

F 300

Who are the Jacobins?

F 300

The division of Africa among European powers.

F 400

What is the Scramble for Africa?

F 400

Ideology developed by radical thinkers who

questioned the sanctity of private property and argued

in support of industrial workers and against their

employers.

F 500

What is socialism?

F 500

The Final Jeopardy Category is:

Gender Issues in the 19Gender Issues in the 19thth CenturyCentury

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This term refers to the justification of removing middle-class women from contact with the business world and placing

them back into the home.

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What is the “Cult of Domesticity”

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