Unit 6: Age of Reason
What does secular mean?
Non-religious
What is nationalism?
Pride in one's country
The industrial revolution was a switch from ________ goods to __________ goods.
Hand-made goods to machine made goods
What does imperialism mean?
When a stronger country takes over a weaker country
Who was to blame for WWI according to the war guilt clause?
Germany
What was 1 benefit of the printing press?
More people learned how to read, they were able to spread ideas
changes
Where did the Industrial Revolution start?
Britain
What does decolonization mean?
When a colonized country gains independence
What is the definition of militarism?
Building up a country's military
What does reformation mean? (What is another word for reformation?)
Change
What is a coup d'etat?
What does urbanization mean?
When people move to cities
Non-cooperation is another word for...
Civil disobedience
What is the definition of total war?
Where everyone and all materials contribute to the war effort
What is an absolute monarch?
Someone who has all the power/someone who does not share power
Who was the leader of the Reign of Terror? (You can answer with the person or group)
Person: Robespierre / Group: Radicals
Why was the invention of the railroad good?
It is cheap transportation for people and materials
What is the definition of assimilation?
When people take on the characteristics of a dominant group (ex: Learning a new language instead of using native language)
What is the definition of rationing?
When civilians on the home front can only buy limited amounts of certain items.
Definition of Renaissance
The rebirth of greek and roman culture
Name who is in each of the 3 estates.
1- clergy/church workers, 2- nobles/kings and queens, 3- commoners/everyone else/90%
What does laissez-faire mean?
"Hands-off" government when it comes to the economy
Name at least 2 reasons for why a country would want to imperialise? (there are 3 reasons)
spread Christianity, cultural superiority (white man's burden), get more materials to make goods
Name 3 types of propaganda (there are 5)
Recruitment, financing, unification, conservation, participation