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| Scottish engineer who improved the steam engine |
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| Developed the process of puddling |
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| Declared most of the U.S nation's slaves free |
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| Emancipation Proclamation |
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| Economic system based on industrial production |
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| Based on tradition and social stability |
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| Principle that states lawful monarchs of royal families should be restored to power |
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| the periodic meetings of the Great Powers to maintain the balance of power in Europe |
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| Belief that people owed loyalty to their nation |
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| Held that people should be as free as possible from government interference |
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| The belief that "survival of the fittest" applies to human groups and races |
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According the principle of intervention, the great powers of Europe had the right to....
a-send armies into countries where there were revolutions in order to restore legitimate monarchs to power
b-take on another's territories without asking
c-have representatives with voting privileges in one another's governments
d-borrow food from one another in times of economic crisis within their countries |
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| The production of ________ was one of the first industries affected by the Industrial Revolution. |
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| The pitiful conditions by the Industrial Revolution gave rise to.... |
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What was the ultimate effect of the Crimean War?
a-destruction of the concert of Europe
b-an alliance between Russia and France
c-the creation of the concert of Europe
d-an alliance between Russia and Great Britain |
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| What was the territory France was forced to give up as a result of the Franco-Prussian War? |
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| _________________ was appointed Prime Minister of Prussia and his practice militarism ultimately led to the unification of Germany. |
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| _____________ is also called "the politics of reality" |
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| The Southern states of America began to secede in 1860, when ___________ _____________ was elected President. |
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| _______________ emphasized feelings and imagination as sources of knowledge. |
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| The __________ of ______________ was a meeting of the Great Powers in Europe led by Klemens von Metternich in 1814 |
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| Won the right to strike in Great Britain during the 1870s |
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| Sent the first radio waves across the Atlantic in 1901 |
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| Gave rise to automobiles and airplanes |
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| Internal-combustion engine |
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| Written by Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels |
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| Great Britain, France, Russia |
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| Discrimination and hatred toward Jews |
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| Natural selection applied to societies and races |
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| Developed the theory of relativity |
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| What was the name of the legislative assembly created by Czar Nicholas II? |
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| What nation worked to suppress democracy through traditional conservative leadership during the latter half of the 19th century? |
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The principle of ministerial responsibility is the idea that....
a-church ministers should be responsible for a portion of the legislative process
b-the prime minister is responsible to the popularly elected legislative body and not to the executive officer
c-high-ranking government officials are legally accountable for the actions of the president and his family
d-elected officials are responsible to the people and should act in the people's best interest |
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The alliance of Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy was known as....
a-eastern powers
b-triple alliance
c-german-austria coalition
d-triple entente |
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According to Sigmund Freud, human behavior was....
a-ruled by two related emotions
b-determined by the physical make up of the brain
c-unchangeable
d-caused mostly by repressed experiences |
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| The artistic movement between 1870 and 1914 that rebelled against tradition was _______________ |
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| The ______________ _____________________ ____________________ involved progress with steel, chemicals, electricity, and petroleum. |
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| Second Industrial Revolution |
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| According to Marx's theory, the proletariat would violently over throw the _____________ and set up a dictatorship. |
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| The women's social and political union in Britain fought for women's rights and specifically, _____________ in the nation-state. |
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| Ultimately, France failed to develop a strong ____________ system and instead was driven by the interests of many political parties. |
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| What products came out of the first industrial revolution? |
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| textiles, railroads, iron, and coal |
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| What products came from the Second Industrial Revolution? |
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| steel, chemicals, electricity, and petroleum |
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| In 1860, Great Britain, France, Germany, and belgium produced _______________ tons of steel. |
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| By 1913, total steel produced was ____________________ tons |
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| Electricity could easily be converted into other forms such as... |
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| The telephone was invented by whom? |
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| ________________ sent the first radio waves across the Atlantic Ocean in 1901 |
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| In 1903, ____________________ made the first flight in a fixed wing plane at Kitty Hawk, NC |
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| Orville and Wilbur Wright |
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| Karl Marx and Fridrich Engels wrote what book? |
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| Marx believed that there would be a Revolution between the _______________ and the ________________. In the end the _________________ would take over and start a dictatorship. |
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| Bourgeoise; Proltariats; Proltariats |
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| The Bourgeoise were the _____________, or middle class. |
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| The Proltariats were the ________________, or the working class. |
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