American
Industrial
Russian
Scientific
Themes
100
American Revolution happened in this century
18th
100
Industrial Revolution started in this century
19th
100
Nicholas II was the _________ of Russia at the time
Czar (or Tsar)
100
Italian thinker that developed a telescope and used it to study the planets and moon.
Galileo Galilei
100
Wars cost money and governments do this to get their money back.
Tax
200
"No Taxation without __________!"
Representation
200
These grew more popular and more crowded despite the less than desirable conditions
Cities
200
Russian Revolution started in this century
20th
200
English scientist whose name is a unit of measurement of force.
Isaac Newton
200
This invention contributed to the spread of each of the four revolutions we studied
Printing Press
300
First person killed at Boston Massacre, Crispus Attucks was this
Former slave.
300
Sheep were easy to raise in the British countryside. What was one effect of that?
Skill at textile-making
300
Three word slogan of the Bolshevik Party.
Peace, Land and Bread!
300
The belief in the importance of ________ was replaced by the importance of man.
God
300
Difference between "Reform" and "Revolution"
Reform means slight change, Revolution means whole new system.
400
This war cost so much money that the British taxed the original colonists.
French-Indian War
400
This invention helped make it easier to produce textiles
Spinning Jenny
400
Head of the Bolshevik Party
VI Lenin
400
The Scientific Revolution occurred in this century
17th
400
The word for absolute rule - referring to monarchs or emperors
Autocracy
500
Very influential publication by Thomas Paine that argued for independence from Britain
"Common Sense"
500
Economic activity with the goal of producing a product.
Industry
500
This war caused widespread anger at Nicholas II for costing so many Russian soldiers their lives.
World War I
500
This scientist proposed that the Earth revolved around the sun.
Copernicus
500
Name two themes affected by a revolution of some kind that we studied
Religion, Communication, Manufacturing, Government, Economics, Science, Urbanization, Farming, Railroads