Horrible Conclusions
What effects did imperialism have on Egypt?
Egypt became a puppet of great Britain.
What did absolute monarchs control? And what would they do with it?
Absolutely everything. Literally anything.
Who is famous for being hit with an apple and coming up with the law of universal gravitation?
Issac Newton
what is child labor?
When children are forced to work, usually with little pay and unsafe work conditions.
Which thinker had the idea that all people are created equal and born with equal rights to life, liberty, and property?
John Locke
What were some ways enslaved people rebelled on the middle passage?
They would refuse to eat, stage uprisings, and jump into the sea as they would rather die on their own terms than be enslaved.
What is the system where colonies could only trade with their mother countries?
Mercantilsim
What was the first vaccine that helped Europeans go to Africa?
The Smallpox vaccine
How did Otto Von Bismarck treat the Slavic and Balkan peoples?
Horribly, he wants to expand into the Balkans.
Which guy really liked turkeys and proved that lightning is electricity using a kite and a key? (supposedly)
Benjamin Franklin
What was one of the long-term effects on Africa because of the slave trade?
Loss of labor force, decrease in population, arrested economic growth, racism
What was the importance of the Berlin conference during the Imperialism era to the Europeans? and how would it start up WWII?
The Berlin Conference split up Africa between the Europeans so there would not be any territory conflicts. Team crafted response to WWII.
What was the system before science called, where people believed in crackpot theories and the occult with no evidence just faith and guessing?
Natural philosphy
What excuse do absolute monarchs have for having tons of power?
They were chosen by God, so it's their divine right to rule
Who was the guy that advocated for criminal rights and for the justice system to be reformed in his book "Crime and Punishment"?
Cesear Bonesana Becaria
what were the long-lasting consequences of Imperialism in Europe that would affect America?
Team crafted response.
What was the purpose of Laissez Faire? And what did it translate to?
The purpose of laissez faire was that the more that the government touched or interacted with the economy the harder it would get for businesses. Laissez Faire directly translated from French means: “Let you do.”
What replaced cottage industries and allowed people to mass-produce goods?
Factories
What made living in the cities so dangerous in the industrial era?
The black soot made it hard to breathe, the water was polluted, homes were badly built, and disease was rampant.
Who was the Polish scientist that came up with the heliocentric theory and who was the Italian scientist that was put on house arrest for agreeing with him?
Nicolaus Copernicus and Galileo Galilei
What problem did the Congress of Vienna and the Berlin Conference share?
They both split up territory without any thought into the people who lived there and their ethnicities and cultures.
What is socialism? What types of new socialism came out during the industrial revolution? What year was the first writing of this new form of socialism? Who came up with it? What was the significance of this new form of socialism?
Socialism is a form of ideology. Communism was formed in 1848, Karl Marx, and Frederich Engels both made the communist manifesto. It would become a new ideology that would be a common-understanding-ground and would be in mostly East of Europe to eastern Asia.
What was Social Darwinism and what were its effects?
It was 'survival of the fittest' where it was practically saying poor people weren't good enough with money, so that's why they were poor. It was used to justify conservatism, imperialism, and racism, and not helping the poor.
What were some ways that enslavers dehumanized slaves?
Addressing male slaves as “boy”, Branding, head shaving, making up rude names for them, making fugitive slaves wear metal collars, and requiring slaves to wear special uniforms.
Who were 3 People/Leaders that contributed to their country's Nationalism during the Industrial revolution?
Otto von Bismarck, Tsar Alexander II, King Fredrick IV (Prussia), Prince Klemens von Metternich, Viscount Castlereagh, Charles Maurice de Tallyrand, King Leopold II, Menelik II, etc...