The daimyo in feudal Japan was similar to this role in feudal Europe.
What is a lord/noble?
Great Britain used this drug to force China to trade with it
What is opium?
The Ottoman Empire was located in this modern day country.
What is Turkey?
Napoleon was the ruler of this European country
What is France?
The name for pride in one's country and culture - with too much of this, you might start to believe your country is better than others
What is nationalism?
This was the first person to unify all of Japan.
Who is Tokugawa Ieyasu?
Who are the Manchu/Manchurians?
This empire was located in between the other two Gunpowder Empires.
What is the Safavid Empire?
Napoleon was finally defeated when he attacked this country in the winter
What is Russia?
Toussaint Louverture led a slave rebellion in this location
What is Haiti?
This was the lowest social class in feudal Japan.
What are merchants?
This belief system was an important part of life in both Ming and Qing China
What is Confucianism?
This innovation allowed major Islamic empires to conquer large amounts of territory.
What is gunpowder?
This was how Napoleon came to power
A coup/overthrow
John Locke believed in three natural rights: life, _____, and _____.
What are liberty and property?
Tokugawa Japan closed trade to all countries except for these two. (You must get both.)
What are China and the Netherlands?
(the Chinese and Dutch)
The Ming Dynasty initially takes China back from this group
Who were the Mongols?
This was an elaborate tomb built for the wife of the ruler of the Mughal Empire.
What is the Taj Mahal?
After Napoleon lost power, this meeting happened to stop another country from becoming too powerful again
What was the Congress of Vienna?
Otto von Bismarck unified this nation.
What is Germany?
A policy against interacting with foreign powers
What is isolationism?
This decided who could become a bureaucrat (government worker) in China
What is the Civil Service Examination?
Suleiman the Magnificent is known for creating this for the Ottoman Empire.
What is a law code?
Napoleon created this system of laws which gave more rights to French men
What were the Napoleonic Codes?
What is the Glorious Revolution?