The Enlightenment
Revolutions
Industrialization
Imperialism
SPICE-T
100

Thomas Jefferson adopted his ideas about natural rights when writing the Declaration of Independence

John Locke

100

The first Atlantic Revolution, it's success later inspired the other three

The American Revolution
100

This effect of industrialization is characterized by the mass migration of people from rural areas into cities

Urbanization

100

This concept was used to justify imperialism as survival of the fittest; based on the idea that some societies were more "evolved" than others

Social Darwinism

100

Otto von Bismarck unifies Germany for the first time

Politics/Governance

200

She was an early advocate for Women's rights in England

Mary Wollstonecraft 

200

The first successful slave revolt; the exceptionally violent nature of this revolution made abolishing slavery more difficult in North America

The Haitian Revolution

200

The first industrial revolution is characterized by what power source, used on trains, ships, and factory equipment?

Steam

200

This development in England between 1750-1900 led directly to a desire for more colonies to supply raw materials and new markets

Industrialization

200

Development of ethnic enclaves based on common language and traditions

Cultural/Social

300

This was Montesquieu's idea to limit the potential for government abuse by a single ruler.  This concept was used to structure the United States government in the Constitution.

separation of powers/checks and balances

300

Begun by Robespierre; Phase of the French Revolution characterized by secret police, mass guillotine executions, and mob rule

The Reign of Terror

300

Economic term identified by Adam Smith in his book Wealth of Nations; characterized by free markets and no government involvement in economic policy

laissez faire/Capitalism

300

When another country controls the economy, but does not set up colonies; Most common form of European imperialism in China

Spheres of Influence

300

Fossil fuel production (coal, petroleum) 

Interaction w/ Environment

400

This movement came about in the 1600s after the Renaissance and Reformation - the principles of this movement included observation and reason, led directly to the Enlightenment

The Scientific Revolution

400
Simon Bolivar and other Latin American revolutionary leaders belonged to this social class

Creole

400

What was the first consumer good to be mass produced using the assembly line in North America?

The car/automobile

400
European colonial powers would often construct these in Africa and parts of Asia to link important cities and make governing more efficient

Railroads

400

The Zulu Rebellion

Political

500

This type of government, exemplified by Louis XIV, was most questioned by Enlightenment ideas

Absolutism/Absolute Monarchy

500

This -ism was used to form new nation states (ex. Germany or Italy) based on a common cultural identity.  It also contributed to colonies' desire for independence 

Nationalism

500

This person is responsible for the idea of interchangeable parts, making the mass production of assembly lines possible

Eli Whitney

500

This company had economic interests in Hawaii. Actively petitioned the United States government to acquire as a territory

Dole Fruit

500

Laissez-Faire 

Economic

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