Political Revolutions
(18-19th centurr)
Industrial Revolution and Its Effects
Imperialism (19th–Early 20th Century)
20th Century Conflicts
Contemporary Issues and Globalization
100

Economic crisis, social inequality among the Estates, absolute monarchy, Enlightenment ideas.

causes of the French Revolution

100

This began in Great Britain, due to its natural resources (coal, iron), stable government, and access to capital and markets.

Industrial Revolution

100

The rapid colonization of African territory by European powers during the late 19th century.

Scramble for Africa

100

What were the MAIN causes of World War I?

Militarism, Alliances, Imperialism, Nationalism

100

A political and ideological conflict between the U.S. (capitalist) and USSR (communist) from 1945–1991.

the Cold War

200

This document proclaimed individual freedoms and legal equality, inspired by Enlightenment ideals.


Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen

200

The growth of cities, which occurred as people moved to work in factories

What is Urbanization

200

Economic gain (resources/markets) and belief in European superiority (Social Darwinism) were two motivations for this concept.

Imperialism

200

Machine guns, tanks, poison gas, airplanes, and submarines were new technology in this war.


 World War I

200

The purpose of this organization is to maintain international peace and prevent future conflicts after WWII.

The United Nations

300

A French military leader who seized power after the Revolution, becoming emperor and spreading revolutionary ideas through conquest.

Who was Napoleon Bonaparte

300

Poor and dangerous; long hours, low wages, child labor, and unsafe environments were examples of what?

working conditions like during the Industrial Revolution

300

A meeting where European nations divided Africa without African input.

Berlin Conference

300

Germany had to accept blame, pay reparations, give up territory, and limit its military at the end of WWII.

Treaty of Versailles

300

This anti-apartheid leader who became South Africa’s first Black president in 1994.

Nelson Mandela

400

To gain independence from European colonial rule, inspired by Enlightenment ideas and other revolutions.(think: Haiti)

Main goals of the Latin American independence movements?

400

Best known for writing The Communist Manifesto, promoting socialism and criticizing capitalism

Karl Marx

400

A revolt by Indian soldiers against British rule due to cultural insensitivity and colonial policies.

Sepoy Rebellion

400

Censorship, propaganda, secret police, one-party rule, suppression of opposition were characteristics of this type of government

Totalitarianism

400

The increased interconnectedness of countries through trade, communication, and technology.

Globalization

500

This meeting of Europen leaders aimed to restore monarchies, redraw the map of Europe, and prevent future revolutions. (hont: after Napoleon)

Congress of Vienna

500

Development of railroads, steamships, and canals improved trade and movement of people.

Improvement in transportation

500

The result of this was Loss of political control, exploitation of resources, and cultural disruption on colonized societies.

Imperialism

500

What event is considered the immediate cause of World War II?

Germany’s invasion of Poland in 1939

500

Climate change, deforestation, pollution, and loss of biodiversity are examples of what challenge today?

Environmental

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