People
One of the most influential English Biologist's ever.
Who was Charles Darwin
Events from 1860-1870 that led to the unification of this country.
What is The unification of Italy?
This countries civil code that took effect on January 1, 1900.
What is the German civil code
The shogunal capital which became a center of political turmoil and the primary city where the unequal treaties were signed. Still goes by this name today.
What is Tokyo
A traditional sword carried by a Samurai.
What is a Katana
American Commodore who forced Japan to trade with the rest of the world
Commodore Matthew C. Perry
Events from 1866 to 1871 that led to the unification of this country.
What is The unification of Germany?
This country adopted a conservative constitution on January 31, 1850, which created a bicameral parliament but ensured royal power remained strong.
What is the Prussian Constitution
The historic, restricted, and only open port for foreign trade prior to 1859.
What is Nagasaki
A rifle with a spear used for up close battles.
What is a Bayonet
The most famous early nineteenth century Italian liberal.
Who was Giuseppe Mazzini?
A civil war that led to major changes during the late 1800's.
What is the Japanese civil war.
This Constitution was promulgated by the Emperor, this established a parliamentary system but left the Emperor as the supreme, sacred authority.
What is the Meiji Constitution
Capital of Prussia, which was beginning to emerge as the industrial and military leader, creating a German nation-state by 1850.
What is Berlin
Large-caliber, mobile projectile-firing guns that were used for land warfare and were new for this time replacing cannons.
What is Artillery
The Chancellor of Prussia who was an authoritarian aristocrat.
Who was Otto von Bismarck
The treaty between the U.S. and Japan that ended Japan's isolation.
What is the Treaty of Kanagawa.
This law regulated relations with the Pope after Rome was captured, theoretically creating a "free church in a free state,".
What is the Law of Guarantees
Two places that Giuseppe Garibaldi took over in order to add them to a united Italy.
What is Naples & Sicily
the standard Prussian rifle that pioneered bolt-action technology.
What is the Dreyse Needle Gun
The emperor who took over after the Japanese civil war in 1868.
Who was Emperor Mutsuhito?
The political program that followed the destruction of the Tokugawa Shogunate.
What is the Meiji Restoration
These laws banned socialist organizations, meetings, and publications, highlighting the authoritarian nature of the state.
What is the Anti-Socialist law
States in Italy that were controlled by the pope.
What is The Papal States.
A high-precision, often ornate, sporting and target rifle that influenced military design.
What is the Schuetzen Rifle