He was the king of France during the French Revolution. He got his head guillotined.
Who was Louis XVI?
This is the island Napoleon was born on.
What is Corsica?
This king of Belgium was responsible for many war crimes in the Congo.
Who was Leopold II?
He was the last emperor of the German Empire, which his abdication marked the end of.
Who was Wilhelm II?
This crisis, involving the moving of missiles to a country near the United States, almost led to World War Three.
What was the Cuban Missile Crisis?
This oath was taken by many liberal French politicians, promising that they would not stop until France had a written Constitution.
What was the Tennis Court Oath?
This -ism was started in many areas conquered by Napoleon, accidentally.
What is Nationalism?
Victor Emanuel II was crowned first king of this country, which was unified with help from his politically skilled Prime Minister Cavour as well as Giuseppe Garibaldi.
What is Italy?
This is the name for the Fascist puppet government in France during WWII.
What is Vichy France?
This pre-industrial manufacturing system involved merchants selling materials to people in the cottage industry and then buying the finished goods back to sell on the market.
What was the Putting-Out System?
He was a General in the US during the American Revolution, a friend of Hamilton, and a leader during the French Revolution.
Who was Marquis de Lafayette?
This French legal code included the equality of all men before the law, the security of wealth, and the security of private property. Parts of it still are used in laws today.
What is the Napoleonic Code?
This was the German customs union during the early 1800.
What was the Zollverein?
This country fought the Winter War against the Soviet Union, however was not treated as an Axis nation.
What is Finland?
This Prussian King was responsible for turning Prussia into a great power. He lead Prussia through the War of Austrian Succession and the Seven Years War
Who was Frederick II (Frederick the Great)?
These people "without pants" were peasants who were strong supporters of the more extreme parts of the French Revolution.
Who were the Sans-culottes?
This is the first island Napoleon was exiled to, he was made ruler of this island for a short time.
What is Elba?
This Albanian is known as the "father of modern Egypt" for his attempts to modernize the state.
Who was Muhammad Ali (of Egypt)?
This disastrous campaign in WWI was an attack by British and colonial troops against the Ottoman Empire. It included multiple naval landings and was oversaw by Winston Churchill.
What was Gallipoli/The Gallipoli campaign?
Writer of The Courtier, he was a Civic Humanist best known for promoting the idea that men should have a variety of skills.
Who was Baldassare Castilgione?
This man was the leader of the Haitian Revolution.
Who was Toussaint Louverture?
This is the period of time between Napoleon's first exile and his final defeat at Waterloo.
What are the One Hundred Days?
These were the only two countries to survive the Scramble for Africa.
What are Ethiopia and Liberia?
A member of the German SS, he was primarily responsible for the undertaking of the Holocaust.
Who was Heinrich Himmler?
This West German Chancellor was a member of the Christian Democratic Union. He strengthened ties with the west, and was in power from 1949-1967.
Who was Konrad Adenauer?