Science/Tech
What two cities did the U.S. drop atomic bombs on?
Nagasaki and Hiroshima
Prior to the Revolution in France, how many estates were there?
Three
John Wesley was a founder of…
Methodism
Freud described 3 parts of the self, the id, the ego, and the _______
Superego
Which politician famously gave the Iron Curtain speech in 1946?
Winston Churchill
What type of warfare became popular in World War I?
Trench warfare
How did Thomas Paine feel about the French Revolution?
Supporter
Louis XV kicked this religious order out of France in 1763
Jesuits
What ideology did the Holy Alliance ascribe to?
Conservatism
The Berlin Conference laid down some basic rules for imperialist competition in what region?
sub-Saharan Africa
Which nation was responsible for pioneering many agricultural improvements?
Dutch Republic
Who was a major figure in the Haitian Revolution?
Toussaint Louverture
Center-right; Rejected authoritarianism, rampant nationalism, and communism
What was the Crystal Palace?
A magnificent display hall for the Great Exhibition of 1851 in London
Which African country did Mussolini invade?
Ethiopia
What was a new way of thinking in the Scientific Revolution?
Scientific Method; Rationalism; Sensationalism; Inductive Reasoning
What political group took control of the Soviet Union during World War I?
Bolsheviks
What led to Vatican City being left out of WWII?
Lateran Treaty
Who wrote A Vindication of the Rights of Woman (1792)?
Mary Wollstonecraft
What two countries were the Fashoda Incident between?
Britain and France
Eugenics was the science (or pseudo-science) of
Racial Health
The 1930s saw a civil war between fascists and communists/republicans in...
Spain
What country in Europe was an important place of the early enlightenment because of its religious tolerance?
Dutch Republic
What is the core concept of Social Darwinism?
The human race was driven by unending economic competition that would determine the survival of the fittest.
How did imperialists justify colonization?
Nationalism; Christianization; Social Darwinism; Technological Superiority; Economic Gain