The two groups who fought for independence behind Gandhi in India
Hindus and Muslims
200
The Aztecs believed Cortez was this person
Quetzaquotal
200
This movement took land away from the peasants, made crop rotation easier, served as better methods of sheep herding, and drove masses into the factories.
Enclosure Movement
200
This country controlled Vietnam during the age of Imperialism
France
300
Two countries that signed the Treaty of Tordesillas
Portugal and Spain
300
A holiday massacre at this location helped unify Indians against the British and effected public opinion.
Amritsar
300
The most famous Mayan city worshiped this goddess. (two answers)
Chichen Itza and Venus
300
The symbol of technological achievement in transportation during the Industrial Revolution
Railroads
300
This civilization was well known for incorporating sport into its religious festivals
Mayans
400
The three G's that motivated explorers
God, Glory, Gold
400
This event involved more than 100,000 Indians travelling more than 250 miles on foot.
Salt March
400
The most significant advancement of the Incas involved more than 2000 miles of this.
Highways
400
Small, crowded, unsafe living conditions occupied by factory workers during the Industrial Revolution were called what
Tenement houses
400
Numerous Indians were beaten bloody by British troops outside this Salt Factory, influencing world opinion about British Rule.
Dharasana
500
The Americas are named after him
Amerigo Vespucci
500
This object became the physical symbol of Indian non-violent resistance in the Indian Independence movement.
Spinning Wheel
500
Steps carved into the mountainside in Incan villages to aid farming were called this
Terraces
500
This new technique allowed for the making of excellent steel
Bessemer Process
500
Known as the father of Communism, this thinker developed his ideas following the changes made in the Industrial Revolution.