Age of Revolutions
Consequences of Industrialization
World War One
U4-U6 Historical People
U4-U6 Major Events
100

The lowest social class of France before the French Revolution

Third Estate

100

Invention that made the production of steel cheaper and more efficient.

Bessemer Process

100
Name the nations that were part of the Central Powers.

Austria-Hungary, Germany, Ottoman Empire

100

The last czar of Russia; he and his family were brutally murdered by Bolshevik extremists.

Czar Nicholas II

100

The treaty that ended World War One; forced the Ottoman Empire to disband, and gave land and reparations to Allied nations.

The Treaty of Versailles

200

Philosophers like Thomas Hobbes, John Locke, and Jean-Jacques Rousseau developed and debated the idea of this agreement between a people and their government.

Social Contract

200

Nation that became a leader in the manufacture of chemicals, electrical goods, and weapons during the Industrial Revolution.

Germany

200

Name one of the major cause of World War One (think M.A.I.N)

Militarism
Alliance System
Imperialism/Isolationism
Nationalism

200

His assassination led to the beginning of World War One

Franz Ferdinand

200

Meeting of imperial nations meeting together to divide the African continent into colonies. 

Berlin Conference

300

A revolution in this country led to the founding of the first black republic in modern history.

Haiti

300

Known as a form of scientific racism; natural selection meant that there are superior races (White Europeans) and inferior races (non-white people)

Social Darwinism

300

Network of defensive ___________ used to protect soldiers from machine gun fire and force enemy soldiers to pass through a "no man's land"

trenches

300

Leader of the Haitian Revolution; died in a French jail

Touissant L'Ouverture

300

Genocide caused by the Ottoman Turks during World War One led to the forced deportation and starvation of millions. Turkey still denies this genocide today.

Armenian Genocide

400

This law upheld the equality of all citizens in France following the French Revolution.

Napoleonic Code

400

Explain why industrialization encouraged imperialism.

European powers needed larger markets to sell their manufactured goods and access to more resources in underdeveloped colonies.

400

Describe why the United States remained neutral for the first three years of WWI.

-American companies sold weapons to both sides

-Saw war as a European problem

-Cultural ties to German -American population

400

Came to power at end of French Revolution, conquered Spain and major parts of Europe before being exiled in 1815.

Napoleon Bonaparte

400

Turning point of the American Revolution; led French to become first ally to American rebels

Battle of Saratoga

500

Explain a similarity and a difference between the French and American Revolutions.

Similar: State crisis, increased taxes cause from war debt 

Different: Dissident elites, Mass frustration from colonists and from French people because of a king

500

Describe two reasons why nations used imperialist tactics.

To produce: the need for natural resources

To sell: Sell products to foreign markets like colonies

To civilize: Spread Christian beliefs/Social Darwinism 

500

Describe how Germany was punished in the aftermath of WWI (two examples).

-Pay reparations to Allies

-Give up majority of army

-Give of industrial territory of Germany (Rhineland)

-accept full responsibility for the war

500

An extremist politician whose influence in the Convention led to the Reign of Terror. He was guillotined in 1794.

Maximillian Robespierre

500

This moment was sparked by Vladimir Lenin and his Bolsheviks disbanding the government to create a communist state in 1917.

Russian Civil War