World History 1
This major historical event is described as the movement of plants, animals, people, and diseases between the Old World and the New World.
What is the Colombian Exchange
Robert Fulton successfully pioneered this new method of transportation in the early 1800s.
What is the steamboat
This Indian lawyer, politician, social activist held the belief that nonviolent resistance would be most effective in achieving political goals.
Who is Mohandas Gandhi
This was one was of the main causes for the Protestant Reformation, much like a "get out of jail free" card in the game of Monopoly.
European Imperialism led to a population growth in regions of this continent.
This German leader held that Jewish people were to blame for Germany's troubles in his book Mein Kampf.
Who is Adolf Hitler
The belief that all humans have natural rights was famously held by this influential enlightenment thinker.
Who is John Locke
The U.S. held it was their duty to civilize the Filipinos to justify the takeover of these islands in the Western Pacific Ocean.
What are the Philippines.
More people were killed in this war than any other war in History.
What is World War II
He is known as the Iron Chancellor who promoted German unification through his work toward militarism
Who is Otto Von Bismarck
The sinking of this British Ocean liner by a German torpedo was one of the events that helped bring the U.S. into WWI.
what is the Lusitania
This U.S. President called for the Soviet Union to "tear down this wall".
This divisive issue was the main underlying cause of the Civil War.
What is slavery
This peace treaty called for a League of Nations and heavily blamed Germany for WWI, sowing the seeds for future conflict.
What is the Treaty of Versailles
This anti-apartheid politician and activist used his imprisonment to gain worldwide condemnation of the South African government's policies
Who is Nelson Mandela