13th - 16th century
The Mongols were responsible for this - a term to the spreading and mixing of ideas and cultures
Cultural Diffusion
This scientist was responsible for formulating the heliocentric model of the universe
Copernicus
This trade network resulted in Africa's destabilization and eventual conquering by Europe
Atlantic Slave Trade
This French leader's failure to understand Russian geography led to the defeat of the French Empire.
Napoleon
Extreme nationalism, a powerful state, and unquestioning loyalty to the leader describe this ideology.
Fascism
European interest in Asian goods increased in the 14th century due to the writings of this Italian merchant
Marco Polo
This European philosopher wrote of the separation of government powers among 3 branches
This Russian Czar was known for modernizing Russia
Peter the Great
Communism argues that the economy works best when the market is controlled by this.
The States
This document was seen as a major cause of World War II
Versailles Treaty
Zheng He and the completion of the Great Wall are both associated with this Chinese dynasty.
Ming
This leader of the Committee of Public Safety's demise was his mistrust of the classes and desire for absolute rule
This English philosopher believed that all men had the right to life, liberty, and property
John Locke
This man led the Haitian Revolution
Toussaint L'Ouverture
Hitler justified his European annexations in the 1930s by claiming the Germans needed "living space" or (insert German word)
Lebensraum
This 13th century document limited the power of English monarchs
Magna Carta
The Tokugawa (medieval) period in Japan resulted in true power held by this figure.
Shogun
This economic concept (and french term) describes an economy that functions best when government applies a "hands-off" approach to the market
Laissez-Faire
This revolution actually led to a population INCREASE in Europe
Industrial Revolution
This term describes a Jewish nationalist
Zionist
This trade network resulted in improved health of the European population after the 15th century
Columbian Exchange
Montezuma
Because Britain had a minimum wage in the 18th century, worker wages were too high and manufacturers looked for cheaper more cost effective ways to make goods, leading to this major revolution.
Industrial Revolution
These two Asian rebellions did not succeed and led to increased foreign rule in their respective nations.
Boxer Rebellion and Sepoy Mutiny
This British document promised a Jewish homeland in 1917
Balfour Declaration