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| Industry that aided the industrial revolution by improving transportation as well as the becoming a major consumer of iron and steel and revolutionized the lives of people by making them mobile |
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| The liberals failed to unify Germany in the revolution of 1848 in the _________ assembly. |
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| Lord ___________ instituted the reform act setting Britain of a path away from revolution. |
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| helped free slaves through underground railroad |
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| led the first Irish effort to achieve home rule often using violence |
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| proletariat is often referred to as ________ |
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| the ____________ were a new political force which wanted gov't ownership of the means of production |
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| wrote "An Essay on Population" which said that population would grow faster than the ability to grow food with famine as the result |
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| At the end of the Franco-Prussian war, france had to give the states of __ and __ to Germany. |
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| what letter did Bismarck publish in the paper in Paris that sparked the Franco-Prussian war? |
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| workers disgruntled with the industrial revolution sought to destroy the machines themselves in the ___ movement |
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| the belief that stronger nations and cultures must destroy weaker ones for the evolution of society |
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| Napoleon defeated both the australians and russians at the battle of __. |
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| what weapon did the labor unions have at their disposal to use against mgmt |
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| a millie of slaves died on the voyage across the Atlantic known as the __ passage. |
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| as a response to the industrial revolution, some christian religions became ___ |
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| who helped to soften the ideals of liberalism by arguing that what was bad for the people was bad for the nation |
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| who developed the internal combustion engine |
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| what event in the mid 1800s seemed to justify the reasoning of "an essay on population" and the "iron law of wages" |
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| the south feared that lincoln would call for the ____ or end of slavery and seceded from the union |
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| led slave revolt in haiti |
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| feature of geography that dominates the land and weather patterns of africa |
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| William II allowed the __ treaty with russia to lapse, pushing russians into arms of france. |
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| Prussia defeated france at the battle of __. |
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| group that advocated no government and wanted their goal immediately, assassination, bombings |
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| Zulu leader who defeated the British |
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| developed the "iron law of wages" |
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| after reconstruction southern states instituted a system of segregation thru ____ laws |
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| Who invented a cheap way to melt iron into steel? |
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| Gained Holstein, Holstein hates Austria |
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| What was the major reason for the weakness of the Austrian Empire? |
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| The ______ people took over Sub-Saharan Africa. |
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| The ____ _____ enabled weavers to weave 10 times faster and helped start the industrial revolution. |
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