nationalism
This Latin American Revolution was bloodless. (country)
What is Brazil?
Crop rotation, the seed drills, and the movement of farmers were a result of this movement.
What is the enclosure movement?
This document petitioned for the right to vote for all men and annual elections.
What is the People's charter of 1838?
The phrase to represent India as Britains most valuable colony.
what is "jewel in the crown"
a strong nation seeks to dominate other countries.
What is Imperialism?
This was the first European Nation to gain independence.
What is Greece?
This was the first European country outside of Britain to Industrialize.
What is Belgium?
Who is Emmaline Pankhurst?
This divided Africa amongst European nations.
What is the Berlin Conference?
A colony with convicted criminals.
What is a Penal colony?
The city the Pope controlled after Italian Unififcation.
What is Vatican city?
This country specialized in silk spinning.
What is Italy?
He was accused of selling Military secrets.
Who is Alfred Dreyfus?
The British took control of the Suez canal because of this.
What is Egyptian debt.
the process of developing machine production of goods, required such resources
What is industrialization?
This war was the last stage of German unification.
What is the Franco-Prussian war?
This is the name of Robert Owens Utopia.
This policy led to the trail of tears.
What is the Indian removal act?
This war lost Spain its control of Cuba
What is the Spanish-American war?
the belief that people’s greatest loyalty should not be to a king or an empire but to a nation of people who share a common culture and history
What is Nationalism?
Goethe, the Grimm brothers, and Hugo were all writers of this movement.
What is Romantic?
This concept supports the greatest good for the greatest number of people.
What is Utilitarianism?
Theory of evolution is based on this concept.
What is Natural selection?
The reason for Business men wanting Hawaii's annexation.
What is higher sugar profits.
authority restricting freedoms and responsibilities of those subordinate to them
What is paternalism?