People You Should Know
Historical Events
Changes Globally
Imperialism
Revolution & Reform
100

Tried to lead the rebirth of France, was a key figure in the Reign of Terror

Maximillian Robespierre 

100

East meets West, and the emperor decides to make serious changes so that they are on equal footing with Europeans

The Meiji Era / Restoration 

100

These are some things that led to the abolition of slavery in the U.S.

abolitionists, the US Civil War, and the termination of the African Slave Trade overseas

100

The British made it fashionable to live abroad, a rather aboriginal idea, where did they set up settlements (Name any two) 

Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, Canada, India

100

This ruler was the Revolutionary icon of France

Napoleon Bonaparte

200

This German man was exiled from England for promoting a class-less society

Karl Marx

200

"A convention to discuss the social, civil, and religious condition and rights of woman"

The Seneca Falls Convention 

200

This series of reforms or "reorganization" was an attempt to modernize the empire that enabled them

Tanzimat Reforms

200

At this event, all the major European countries met and drew borders for Africa

Berlin Conference

200

This event transformed the economy, the environment, and the living conditions. It is the most important even since the domestication of plants and animals.

Industrial Revolution

300

This general lead the most successful slave revolt in history

 Toussaint L’ouverture

300

The French take inspiration from the American/ British, most ambitious attempt at individual rights 

The Declaration on the Rights of Man and of the Citizen

300

These settlers of South Africa were descended from the Dutch and The French

Afrikaners

300

Through force and illicit business dealings, the west successfully created this dynamic with China, we also see America engage in a similar dynamic with South America

Spheres of Influence / Economic Imperialism

300

This ruler freed the states of Columbia, Venezuela, Peru, Ecuador, and Bolivia

Simon Bolivar

400

This man is credited with being the first to advocate away from mercantilism and to a new economic system known later as Capitalism

Adam Smith

400

Also known as the Westernisation or Western Affairs Movement; a period of radical institutional reforms initiated in China during the late Qing dynasty

The Self-Strengthening Movement

400

These are some negative effects of Industrialization

Child Labor, Pollution, Poor working conditions

400

New members of a large empire, felt more freely able to travel for work, usually as contracted labour

Indentured Servitude

400

This leader carried out modernizing reforms in Egypt

Muhammad Ali

500

This European royal is most well known for taking the rights of his colonial subjects in Africa, and their lefts sometimes too

King Leopold II

500

Lack of respect and insensitivity to religious observance lead to this uprising of an entire military force

Sepoy Mutiny

500

This was the ruling group of much of Southern Asia, set up by the East India Company and the British government

The Raj

500

Early imperialism largely preyed upon these types of regions, that usually shared some cultural, language, or religious identity. 

Nation-states 

500

This was the bloodiest civil struggle before the 20th Century

Taiping Rebellion