Vocabulary
Enlightenment/ scientific Revolution
Revolutions
Industrial Revolutions
People
100
an association of workers formed to negotiate collectively with an employer to protect and further workers' rights and interests

Labor Union

100
challenged rule by absolute monarchs and what rights the average person has.

the Enlightenment

100
Opposition to taxation without representation; This revolution gave influence to other revolutions around the world

American Revolution


100
Perhaps one of the most important revolutionary developments in history, this period was marked by an increased production of coal and mining

industrial revolution


100
This ruler was the Revolutionary icon in France

Napoleon Bonaparte

200
This applied the methods and questions of the Scientific Revolution to the study of human society

The Enlightenment

200
a new way of thinking about the world develops, based on observation and willingness to question assumptions

scientific revolution

200
This revolution resulted mainly because of class differences in their society ;Overthrew monarchy, Ended feudalism and serfdom

French Revolution

200
The manufacturing of many identical products by the division of labor into many small repetitive tasks

mass production

200
A British investor who helped fund a railroad connecting Cape Town, South Africa to Cairo, Egypt

Cecil Rhodes

300
This event transformed the economy, the environment, and the living conditions. It is the most important event since the domestication of plants and animals.

Industrial Revolution

300
during the Enlightenment, new truths could be discovered by using

logic or reason

300
Led to end of slavery ● Redistributed land to free blacks and freed men and women; This was the first successful slave revolt

Haitian Revolution

300
These are some negative effects of Industrialization

 Child Labor, Pollution, Poor working conditions...

300
This ruler freed the states of Columbia, Venezuela, Peru, Ecuador, and Bolivia

Simon Bolivar

400
A business chartered by a government as a legal entity owned by stockholders

Corporation

400
​​​​The belief that knowledge comes from sensed experience, from what you observe through your experience, including through experimenting

Empericism

400
Opposition to European control

Creole Revolution

400
These were some positive effects of Industrialization

Concentrated production, Middle Class growing stronger, and Aristocrats growing weaker

400
He believed that people are born with natural rights, including life, liberty, property;  argued that kings would be overthrown if they violated people's’ rights

John Locke

500
a political ideology that aims to give workers shared ownership of the tools, land, and buildings that they use to make products or provide services

Socialism

500
A scandal in France that increased support for Zionism

Dreyfus Affair

500
Which revolution most directly addressed the unequal distribution of economic opportunity and resources

French Revolution

500
connected the Atlantic and Pacific oceans and facilitated U.S industrial growth

Transcontinental Railroad

500
He believed that humans are naturally cruel, selfish, & hungry for power; argued that people need to be protected from themselves

Thomas Hobbes

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