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| Worked for universal manhood suffrage |
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| ruler of great britain which is the longest in history (victorian era) |
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-conservative party
-new reform bill that extended voting rights to more working men |
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-womens suffrage
-founder of WSPU
-destructive tactics that led to jailing of many |
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| Dreyfus accused of giving military secrets to germans, found gulity, and then found not guilty in the end. |
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-Hispanola hero
-led bloody revolt against settlers. |
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-people of european decent born in colonies
-highest social class
-excluded from highest levels of gov. anf church |
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-colonists born in spain
-highest social class |
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-creole priest
-made first public call for mexican independance
-helped plan rebellion against peninsulares
-captured and execcuted after after speech he made |
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-leader of revolutionary movement
-organized mexican congress
-wanted all people born in mexico to be called americans
-wanted mexico to be an independant republic with guaranteed freedoms |
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influential leader in South American independance movement AKA the Liberator
-wanted to form one large, united country called Federation of the Andes
-led military campaigns against spanish and defeated them in 1821 |
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| -fought for independance from spain in the south; led the movement in Argentina and most of southern south america |
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-son of king john VI
-1822, he declared brazil independant
-crowned emperor Pedro I |
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westward expansion of U.S. (all the way to the pacific ocean)
-some americans believed that had God-given right to settle land |
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the march to indian territory
-many died because it was so dangerous |
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| after lincoln electedsouthern states seceded themselves from union because they didnt want slavery abolished |
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| The time during Queen Victorias reign. A time of great change in Britain in voting reforms which made it more democratic. |
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| aristocrat who was popular with the middle-class. Presented himself as one of them instead of nobility. "citizen king" |
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| president during the second republic in which the revolution of 1848 took place and brought about great changes in voting rights |
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| jewish nationalist movement to re-create a jewish state in it's original homeland |
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| jewish journalist who covered the dreyfus trial. supported the idea of zionism |
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| agreement with france that gave U.S. huge territory in central north america |
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| President James MOnroes declare that the americas off limits to further european colonization |
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| President who tried to stop slavery which caused states to succeed themselves. Which caused a civil war |
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| Emancipation Proclamation |
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| declared all slaves free in some areas of the confederate states |
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