World War I
One of the four MAIN causes of WWI, this term refers to the buildup of a military through increased spending and research.
Militarism
This document was a new Constitution for the French people.
Declaration of the Rights of Man and the Citizen
Written by Marx and Engels, this book was the foundation for many of Lenin's beliefs
The Communist Manifesto
The Berlin conference led to this time period where Africa was carved up by imperialist nations.
Scramble for Africa
This new place of production allowed workers to produce goods much quicker by mechanizing the production process.
Factory
This type of warfare was introduced in WWI and led to a stalemate.
Trench Warfare
This was the instrument of choice for executions during the French revolution, it was used to execute the King.
The Guillotine
Lenin promised these three things to the people of Russia in order to convince them to place him in charge.
Peace, Land, Bread
These were Indian soldiers who were hired by outside groups to maintain control over India.
Sepoys
After a rise during the Industrial Revolution, this labor practice gradually went away as laws were established mandating school.
Child Labor
The assassination of this leader was seen as the "spark" that started World War I.
Archduke Franz Ferdinand.
Led by Maximilien Robespierre, this time period led to the death of many French citizens who opposed the Revolution.
Reign of Terror
One of the causes of the Russian Revolution, this day saw hundreds of Russian citizens murdered by the Russian military by order of the Tsar.
Bloody Sunday
This company took control over all trade in India, forming a monopoly.
The British East India Company
Invented by James Watt, this new power source allowed for the advent of railroads.
Steam Engine
Two words, first word Triple. This alliance leading up to WWI contained the UK, France, and Russia
Triple Entente
This agreement, made by members of the Estates General, said that the signatories would not rest until they had a new constitution for France.
Tennis Court Oath
This genocide saw the death of millions of Ukrainians by method of forced starvation.
Ukrainian Holodomor
This treaty marked the end of the First Opium War.
Treaty of Nanjing
The Industrial Revolution led to massive amounts of people moving to cities in a process known as (blank).
Urbanization
This group was composed of Serbian Nationalists, who were against the idea of Austria-Hungary encroaching on their land.
The Black Hand
The Jacobins
This government took over after the abdication of the Tsar before Lenin took power.
The Provisional Government
This man was placed in charge of stopping the Opium trade in China.
Commissioner Lin Zexu
This was the name of the first railroad line opened in Britain, it ran from Liverpool to Manchester.
The Rocket