Chapter 23: Industrialization and Nationalism Review

Mexican priest who led native people in a revolt against Spanish rule

• Miguel Hidalgo

• puddling

• Giuseppe Garibaldi

• Benito Juarez

• romanticism

a process for removing impurities from crude iron

• Miguel Hidalgo

• puddling

• Giuseppe Garibaldi

• Benito Juarez

• romanticism

leader in the struggle for Italian unification

• Miguel Hidalgo

• puddling

• Giuseppe Garibaldi

• Benito Juarez

• romanticism

initiated reforms in Mexican government, including redistribution of land to the poor

• Miguel Hidalgo

• puddling

• Giuseppe Garibaldi

• Benito Juarez

• romanticism

an intellectual movement noted for its appreciation of feelings and human emotion

• Miguel Hidalgo

• puddling

• Giuseppe Garibaldi

• Benito Juarez

• romanticism

improved the steam engine

• James Watt

• Simon Bolivar

• Robert Fulton

• realism

• Compromise of 1867

led revolts against Spanish rule in Venezuela, Colombia, and Ecuador

• James Watt

• Simon Bolivar

• Robert Fulton

• realism

• Compromise of 1867

built the first paddle-wheel steamboat

• James Watt

• Simon Bolivar

• Robert Fulton

• realism

• Compromise of 1867

the practice of representing real life without idealization in art and literature

• James Watt

• Simon Bolivar

• Robert Fulton

• realism

• Compromise of 1867

created the dual monarchy of Austria-Hungary

• James Watt

• Simon Bolivar

• Robert Fulton

• realism

• Compromise of 1867