WH Chapter 10A Review

dominance and power for economic gain asserted by one nation over less powerful nations

• communism

• imperialism

• socialism

• capitalism

a large region in southeastern Europe

• Balkans

• Ottomans

• Asia

• Turkey

sea between Southeastern Europe and Western Asia

• Mediterranean Sea

• Aegean Sea

• Sea of Azov

• Black Sea

foreign powers assaulting the Ottoman Empire

• France and Russia

• Britain and Spain

• Russia and Britain

• Spain and France

Napoleon I attempted to conquer

• Syria

• Egypt

• Moldova

• Romania

While the Ottoman Empire regained control of Egypt, the French invasion had demonstrated

• how strong the empire still was.

• how vulnerable the empire had become.

Came to power in the ottoman Empire during a period of decline and political instability

• Mahmud II

• Lord Nelson

• Napoleon I

• Sultan Mehmed VI

laid the foundation for a modern Turkey

• Ibrahim

• Osman

• Mehmed VI

• Mahmud II

peasants who made up much of the Russian population and lived in a condition of virtual slavery

• prolitariat

• middle class

• serfs

• 3rd Estate

reigned in Russia and increased the power of the Russian monarchy

• Catherine the Great

• Nicholas I

• Nicholas II

• Alexander I