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16. Which enlightenment philosopher is associated with the phrase, “life, liberty, property?”

John Locke

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50. The Spanish American war, the Mexican American War, and the Panama Canal all increased the power of which country?

United States

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4. The early Ottoman Empire was mainly supported by which religion?

Islam

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6. Because it killed so many people the Black Death helped bring an end to what economic system in Europe?

Feudalism 

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38. What is it called when one country has trade rights in another country?

sphere of influence

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12. What was the greatest factor leading to the decrease in Native American population after Europeans came to the Americas?

Disease

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31 What is urbanization?

People move to the cities for jobs

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18. Scientists, philosophers, and supporters of the Enlightenment would agree that the best way to gain knowledge and answers is through what?

Experimentation, observation, and reason

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23. What French Estate had a high tax burden and little political power before the French Revolution?

3rd Estate

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5. This event likely began in Asia, and would lead religious, economic, and social disturbances that would change the nature of European societies.

The Black Death?

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35. How did the Industrial Revolution encourage Imperialism? Think M and A of MAIN

created a need for new raw materials and markets

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33. What effect did poor water and sewage systems in many 19th century cities have on quality of life?

Spread of disease 

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36. The idea that Europeans had a responsibility to improve the lives of colonial people comes from what 19th century term?

White Man's Burden

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46. A warning to Europe that America would protect its interests in Latin America 


Monroe Doctrine

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15. the idea that Kings receive their power from God and are responsible only to God describes what belief?

Divine Right of Kings

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22. What was the Tennis Court Oath?

A vow to continue to meet until they had drafted a French Constitution

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24. Where did Napoleon experience his first major defeat?

Invasion of Russia

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30. Why did many employers prefer to hire women and children during the Industrial Revolution?

They could pay them less

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17. Which group suffered the biggest loss of power when absolute monarchs took control in Europe?

The nobles

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21. Which document was important because it provides justification for revolting against unfair governments?

Declaration of Independence

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32. Which economic system is most economic activity done in the private sector by individuals and organizations?

Capitalism?

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8. What act gave the King of England control over the Church of England?

Act of Supremacy 

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20. Many Enlightenment thinkers believed what about women?

They were inferior to men.

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26. Who was the most significate leader of the Haitian Revolution

Toussaint L'Ouverture

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49. What was the typical response to Western efforts to control different parts of Africa during the time of Imperialism?

Africans fought to maintain their independence, but were technologically outmatched

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29. Britain's Agricultural Revolution of the early 1700s had what effect on Britain’s population?

Increased population

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25. What was significant about the Haitian Revolution?

It was the first successful slave revolt

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2. Why did the Ottoman Turks view Constantinople as an important stronghold?

It served as the crossroads between Europe and Asia.

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10. Why did Martin Luther publish his 95 Theses?

To speak out against the corruption of the Catholic Church

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42. What was the closed country edict?

Proclamation that stopped foreign trade and travel in Japan

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44. Under what emperor did Japan begin to modernize?

Emperor Meiji

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19. Which daughter of Henry VIII adopted Catholic ideologies when she became Queen?

Queen Mary

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11. What was the purpose of Indulgences?

To reduce a Catholic's time in purgatory 

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39. What was the name of direct British rule in India?

The Raj

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34. What type of business strategy involves buying up parts of a company's supply chain?

Vertical Integration

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48. Why did western nations start to practice imperialism around the globe?

To gain resources and markets to sell goods

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13. What economic idea called for countries to get as much gold and silver as possible?

Mercantilism 

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9. What type of government did both western Europe and Japan have in the middle ages?

Feudalism

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27. What was the purpose of the casta system in Latin America?

determine a person's social status

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3. This group of soldiers was typically made up of children from poor Catholic families living in Ottoman territory

The Janissary

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1. The Congo saw its people enslaved, its population decimated, and its resources taken by which country?

Belgium

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7. Why did the explorers travel by sea, rather than land, to reach Asia?

The Ottoman Empire cut off land travel

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47. Under the reign of William and Mary in England, what kind of government was established?

Constitutional Monarchy

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37. What was the goal of the Monroe Doctrine?

To protect US interests in Latin America

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43. What was the treaty signed by Japan and the U.S. to open ports in Japan for trade?

Treaty of Kanagawa

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45. This war was the first time in modern history an Asian power was able to beat a European power

Russo-Japanese War

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41. What was the name of the conflict between Japan and China for control of Korea?

Sino-Japanese War

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40. Insufficient pay, neglect of religious and cultural traditions, and lack of military promotions at the hand of the British East India Company led to what?

The Sepoy Mutiny 

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28. What must a country develop before it can industrialize?

An adequate food supply

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14. What two documents limited the power of the monarch in England?

The Magna Carta and the English Bill of Rights

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