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Spread of Revolutionary Ideas
Industrial Revolution
Nationalism and Colonial Empires
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What changes did napoleon made to the government?
He put in place a system of public education. He made taxes fairer. He also created the Bank of France as a central financial institution. He issued a set of laws, called the Napoleonic Code, for his empire.
100
How did the Industrial Revolution change the way goods were made?
In the industrial revolution, machines in factories began to perform the work that before had been done by hand at home or in small shops.
100
_________ is devotion and loyalty to one’s country. It develops among people who share a common language, religion, and history or culture.
Nationalism
200
What was reflected in the Napoleonic Code?
The code reflected many of the ideals of the French revolution.
200
How did James Watt’s steam engine affect the steel industry?
It could power the new factory machines. Since iron was used to make steam-powered machines, demand for iron grew.
200
________ are self-governing countries made up of people with a common cultural background
Nation-States
300
Which is the country Napoleon could not defeat?
Great Britain
300
_______ means “let things be”; government should stay out of business matters.
Laissez fair
300
Who was the prime minister of Sardinia? How did he help unify Italy?
Camillo di Cavour was the prime minister of Sardinia. Cavour modernized Sardinia’s army, formed shrewd alliances, and fought a war that drove the Austrians from the north.
400
Why did Napoleon invade Russia?
Napoleon all countries in Europe to stop trading with Great Britain, but Russia did not follow this rule.
400
Who developed a treatment to prevent smallpox?
Edward Jenner
400
What is imperialism?
Imperialism is the control of a region or country by another country.
500
What happened to Napoleon after the Battle of Waterloo?
After the Battle of Waterloo, the allies sent Napoleon away to a small island in the Atlantic. He died their 6 years later.
500
Why did cities quickly grow?
During the 1800s machines began to do much of the work once done by weavers, artisans, and farmworkers. As a result, many people had no way to support themselves. Unemployed workers moved from farms to the cities and took jobs in the new factories. As a result, cities quickly grew.
500
What is the largest german state?
Prussia