Absolute Power
Enlightenment
Revolutions
Industrial Revolution
Nationalism & Unification
100

What is an absolute ruler?

A ruler with complete control over his/her people. Makes big and little decisions for them.

100

Who is John Locke and what did his famous belief teach?

Philosopher who believed in Empiricism

100

What was the assembly of representatives that could reform that tax system in France called?

Estates General

100

What did Eli Whitney invent and what was it's significance

The Cotton Gin and it allowed worked to process up to 100X more cotton a day.

100

Who is responsible for the Unification of Germany/Prussia?

Otto Von Bismark

200

Who is Charles I?

Charles I was an English King who wanted absolute power and started the English Civil War by trying to arrest Parliament.

200

What did Rene Descartes believe?

Believed in a form of rationalism

200

Which group was responsible for the Reign of Terror?

Committee of Public Safety

200

Where did the Industrial Revolution begin?

Britain

200

Who was the first king of a unified Italy

Victor Emmanuel II

300

What were the two sides of the English Civil War

Cavaliers (Charles I) and Roundheads (Parliament)

300

What is Empiricism

Knowledge from experience

300

What is intense devotion or loyalty to ones own nation?

Nationalism

300

What did labor unions hope to accomplish?

Better wages and working conditions?

300

Who founded Young Italy and what was it?

Giuseppe Mazzini, an Italian Nationalist group

400

What was the Glorious Revolution?

Change of power in England without resulting in war.

400

What is Rationalism

Knowledge from reason

400

What were the three causes of the French Revolution?

Political Incompetence

Social Discrimination

Economic Collapse

400

What were the three acts placed as a result of the Industrial Revolution

1833 Factory Act, Mines Act, Ten Hour Bill

400

Who formed the Red Shirt army?

Giuseppe Garibaldi

500

Three results of the English Bill of Rights

Limits on royal power

No RCC King

Basic Civil Rights for the People

500

What did Benedict De Spinoza believe?

Believed the Bible was contrary to reason and just a Historical artifact not God's Word.

500

What were the 4 steps Napoleon took to rise to power?

rose through the ranks of the military

supported the overthrow of the Directory

Became 1 of 3 Consuls

declared himself Emperor

500

Describe the three acts placed as a result of the Industrial Revolution

  • 1833 Factory Act: Placed limits on child labor.

  • Mines Act: barred women as well as boys under the age of ten from working in the mines.

  • Ten Hour Bill: restricted women and children to working a ten-hour day in any British industry. 

500

Who was the most successful at uniting Italy?

Camillio di Cavour