AP World History: Chapter 16 Key Terms

The 98% of the French population that was neither clerical nor noble, whose leaders launched the French Revolution

• Nation
• Third Estate
• Creoles
• Freetown

The radical execution of tens of thousands of people deemed enemies of the French Revolution

• The Terror

• Nationalism

• Great Purge

• The Thinning

Leading figure of early women's rights in the US

• Elizabeth Cady Stanton 
• Hidalgo Morales
• Declaration of the Rights of Woman
• Tupac Amaru

First organized women's rights conference

• Seneca Falls Conference
• North American Revolution
• Estates General
• Maternal Feminism

The focusing of citizens' loyalty toward their nation

• Nationalism
• Terror
• Estates General 
• Third Estate

French head of state who preserved the French revolution with an autocratic system, and spread revolutionary ideas through his conquests in Europe

• Napoleon Bonaparte 
• Toussaint Louverture 
• Elizabeth Cady Stanton
• Tupac Amaru

Women are valuable in society because they are mothers, therefore they deserve a place in public life.

• Maternal Feminism
• Seneca Falls conference
• Nationalism
• Terror

First leader of the Haitian revolution, who wrote the constitution and served as the first governor

• Toussaint Louverture
• Napoleon Bonaparte
• Tupac Amaru
• Hidalgo Morales

Series of uprisings in the Spanish colonies in North America, which established new states independent from Spanish rule

• Latin America Revolutions
• French Revolution
• Haitian Revolution
• North American Revolution

Led a socially radical peasant insurrection in Mexico

• Miguel Hidalgo

• Rivera Colon

• Simon Bolivar

• Padre Pios III