Person
This person was known for their extravagant spending in France, earning the nickname "Madame Deficit".
Marie Antoinette
This place was the host city of a meeting held by European leaders to discuss how the continent of Africa would be divided up largely for its natural resources.
Berlin, Germany (Berlin Conference)
This thing created in 1789 during the French Revolution said that natural rights shall be granted to French citizens.
Declaration of Rights of Man and Citizen.
Why don't eggs tell each other jokes?
They'd crack each other up.
This person was known as being the founding father of communism during the Industrial Revolution, largely writing the Communist Manifesto
Karl Marx
This place in Africa was the victim of exploitation and brutality while Belgium had imperialized it.
Congo
This thing was created by the Spanish monarchy and granted Spanish peninsulares the right to force native Latin Americans to work on their property.
Encomienda System
What does a nosy pepper do?
It gets jalapeño business.
This person was a former slave and known for leading the Haitian Revolution against France in the colony of Saint-Domingue.
Toussaint L'Ouverture
This place was referred to as the "jewel in the crown" of Great Britain, as it was one of the most valuable colonies of the British and their imperial possessions.
India.
This thing in history is usually linked to revolutions and unification movements and can be defined as people having a great sense of connection to or pride in their country.
Nationalism.
Why did the man keep getting hit by a bike every day?
He was stuck in a vicious cycle.
This person became the leader of France towards the end of the French Revolution, but eventually lost his power due to constant invasion and warfare.
Napoleon Bonaparte
This place in east Asia during the late middle ages, was known for adopting policies of isolation with a rigid feudal system led by a shogun.
This thing was stormed at the start of the French Revolution where members of the 3rd Estate turned violent, seizing weapons and freeing prisoners.
Bastille Prison
Why do people love the word "plethora"?
It really means a lot to them.