Ch 23 Growth of Western Democracies

In the 1890's, U.S. farmers joined city workers to support the

• American Freedom party.

• Socialist Workers party.

• Labor party.

• Populist party.

In 1848 in Seneca Falls, New York, Lucretia Mott and Elizabeth Cady Stanton organized

• a reform movement supporting temperance laws.

• a convention to push for educational reforms.

• a women's labor reform protest movement.

• the first women's rights convention.

In order to repress the involvement of the Catholic Church in French government, reformers

• tried to limit freedom of worship.

• created a system of free public elementary schools.

• limited the hours that churches could be open

• forced Catholics out of high government offices.

What was a result of widespread anti-Semitism in Europe in the late 1800's?

• Georges Boulanger pushed for European social reform.

• Emile Zola organized the First Zionist Congress.

• Theodor Herzl helped to launch modern Zionism.

• The French government advocated that Jews create their own state.

What war brought an end to France's 2nd Empire?

• Thirty Years' War

• Crimean War

• Franco-Prussian War

• Napoleonic War

One result of the social welfare reforms passed in Great Britain in the early 1900s was that

• Marxism gained only limited support among the British working class.

• the appeal of Irish nationalism gradually subsided.

• the Conservative party became the dominant political party in Britain.

• Britain finally abolished the slave trade.

_____ is a crime punishable by death.

• Capital offense

• Abolition movement

• Manifest Destiny

• Secret ballot

_____ allows people to cast votes without announcing them publicly.

• Home rule

• electorate

• Segregation

• Secret ballot

______ is the idea that it was inevitable that the U.S. would expand across the continent.

• Coalltion

• Abolition movement

• Manifest Destiny

• Home rule

____ is the campaign against slavery and the slave trade.

• Home rule

• Segregation

• Abolition Movement

• Zionism