Potpourri (a random mix)
Unit V: Industrial Revolution
Potpourri (a random mix)
Unit VI: Imperialism
Unit VI: Imperialism
100

This priest fought for the independence of Mexico after Padre Hidalgo was killed.

Padre Morelos

100

This man who wrote "Wealth of Nations" strongly supported laissez-faire capitalism. 

Adam Smith 

100

This was the exchange of food, livestock, and diseases between Europe & the Americas in the 1400s. 

The Columbian Exchange

100

 These were Dutch farmers in South Africa.

Boers

100

Menelik II helped this African country remain independent from European colonialism.

Ethiopia

200

This Chinese leader built the Forbidden City.

Yongle

200

This English man wrote many books based on his experiences and what he witnessed during the Industrial Revolution.

Charles Dickens

200

Written in 1215 and signed by King John 1, this legal document between the King & Nobles in England guaranteed basic legal rights of nobles. 

The Magna Carta

200

This independent African nation was established by former African-American slaves.

Liberia

200

The British East India Company hired these Indian soldiers into their "army".

Sepoys

300

Klemens von Metternich dominated this meeting after Napoleon's defeat.

The Congress of Vienna

300

Karl Marx and this man wrote "The Communist Manifesto".

Frederick Engels

300

This revolution, which effected the production of food, preceded (came before) the Industrial Revolution.

The Agricultural Revolution

300

The exploration of Dr. Livingstone and Henry Stanley got the attention of which European leader?

King Leopold II

300

Fearing a repeat of the “Scramble for Africa”, the United States negotiates this policy regarding China. 

Open Door Policy

400

This utilitarian introduced the "Happiness and Harm" principle.

John Stewart Mill

400

In this economic system, which is considered a "step down" from communism, the government actively plans the economy. 

Socialism

400

After the rule of William of Orange, Great Britain was formed from the combination of these three countries. 

Scotland, England, Wales

400

This term is used to describe a period of Indian history in which India was directly controlled by Britain. 

Raj 

400

This war between Britain and China resulted in a loss for China. 

The Opium Wars

500

The Taj Mahal is a magnificent example of the architecture of this empire. 

The Mughal Empire

500

The beginning of the Agricultural Revolution was marked by this movement during which small British farms were put together to make larger farms. 

The Enclosure Movement

500

When a country’s constitution requires the branches of government to remain independent of each other it is adhering to (following) Montesquieu’s constitutional principle (idea) of this. 

Separation of Powers

500

Hong Xiuquan led a peasant army in this rebellion against the Qing government of China.

Taiping Rebellion

500

Britain defeated which two groups in South Africa which allowed the British to form the Union of South Africa? 

The Boers & Zulus

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