Who was the dominant military leader during the Haitian revolution?
Who is Toussaint L'Ouverture?
100
This is another name for the urban working class who suffered so much hardship and poverty in the early days of the Industrial Revolution.
What is the proletariat?
100
First country to assert its nationalist ideas in the 19th century.
What is Serbia?
100
An "us" vs. "them" mentality was one danger of this "ism."
What is Nationalism?
200
This document granted equality to free blacks living in St. Domingue (Haiti).
What is The Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizen?
200
Correctly spelled French word for the middle class.
What is bourgeoisie?
200
France's Citizen King.
Who is Louis-Philippe?
200
Which city did not join in Italian unification under King Victor Emmanuel, and is technically independent from Italy still today?
What is the Vatican City?
300
In order to fund his wars, Napoleon Bonaparte wanted to reinstate this in Haiti.
What is slavery?
300
Communism abolishes.....
What is private property?
300
Large segments of the population migrated to the cities in the 19th century.
What is urbanization?
300
Early attempts at Unification in Italy were quickly suppressed by these two powers.
Who is France and Austria?
400
DAILY DOUBLE!!! For 400pts, NAME the social divisions of Latin Colonial society (6 total). For another 400pts, RANK these divisions from highest to lowest.
Who are Peninsulares, Creoles, Mestizos, Mullatos, African slaves, Native Americans?
400
As the repulsiveness of the Proletarian's work increases, the ____ decreases.
What is wage?
400
This peninsula/area was largely under control of the Ottoman Empire, before revolutions in Serbia and Greece in the early 19th century.
What is Balkan peninsula?
400
Following the end of the Franco-Prussian War, this leader of Prussia was crowned Kaiser of the Second Reich.
Who is Kaiser Wilhelm?
500
What was the Haitian Revolution's impact on the Western Hemisphere?
Inspired revolutions
Pushed suffrage
Decline in colonial power
(be able to expand on these points)
500
What was Marx's influence on Europe in nineteenth-century Europe?
1. Rise in working class participation
2. Political activity > violent revolution
3. Statism
(be able to expand on these points)
500
How did the ideological changes in the first half of the nineteenth-century shape/change Europe?
IN NO PARTICULAR ORDER 1. Setup for political activity 2. Breakdown of conservatism/traditionalism/monarchs 3. Increase in liberalism (economically and politically) 4. Rise of middle class 5. Increase of social changes (see Ch. 23 & 24 from the old book) (be able to expand on these points)
500
How did conflict in nineteenth-century Europe create the setting for a world war?
The System of Alliances / rivalry between the powers
Militarism
Nationalism
Crises before 1914
The Eastern Question / The Balkans
Domestic political factors
(be able to expand on these points)