Jeopardy

French Rev

100

This document, written in 1789, declared that “men are born and remain free and equal in rights.”

Declaration of Rights of Man

200

This device became the symbol of the Reign of Terror.

Guillotine

300

The leader of the Committee of Public Safety who is associated with the Reign of Terror

Robbespierre

400

This leader crowned himself emperor of France in 1804.

Napoleon

500

This prison was stormed on July 14, 1789, becoming a symbol of revolution.

Bastille

Nationalism and Independence

100

This idea promoted unity based on shared language, culture, and history.

Nationalism

200

This Prussian leader used “blood and iron” to unify Germany.

Otto Von Bismark

300

This South American leader is known as “El Libertador.”

Simon Bolivar

400

This social class of American-born Spaniards led many independence movements.

Creoles

500

After independence, many Latin American countries struggled with this type of unstable military leaders.

Caudillos

Industrial Revolution

100

This economic system supports private ownership and free markets.

Capitalism

200

This economic system supports government ownership and control over businesses and the economy

Communism

300

This economic theory argued that government should not interfere in the economy.
 

Laissez- Faire

400

This thinker wrote The Communist Manifesto with Friedrich Engels and is credited with the creation of Communism

Karl Marx

500

This Japanese reform period modernized the country beginning in 1868.

Meiji Restoration

Imperialism

100

This 1884–1885 meeting divided Africa among European powers without African representation.

Berlin Conference

200

This British company controlled trade in India before the British government took direct control.

British East India Company

300

This war forced China to open trade with Britain and resulted in the Treaty of Nanjing.

Opium Wars

400

A rebellion to imperialism and the disrespect towards the Indian culture in India by soldiers

Sepoy Mutiny

500

This European king personally controlled the Congo Free State and became infamous for brutal treatment of Africans.

King Leopald/ King of Belgium

WWI

100

Name in order, the causes off Main+a

Militarism

Alliances

Imperialism

Nationalism

Assassination

200

This new type of warfare in WWI led to stalemates on the Western Front.

Trench warfare

300

This country left the war in 1917 after signing the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk.

Russia

400

This harsh treatment of Germany after WWI contributed to political instability and the rise of extremist movements.

Treaty of Versailles terms

500

This policy of using submarines to sink ships without warning angered the United States.

german unrestricted submarine warfare