In 1851 England attracted 6 million visitors from Europe to show off its industrial might here:

The German customs union proposed by Friedrich List was known as the ___________.

Robert Owen can best be described as a(n)___________

These workers attacked factories and machines to preserve their way of life

Hoping to keep workers from getting angry and rising up, the English Parliament passed these laws that outlawed unions & strikes

The Chartists demanded that _________________________

All of the following were Great Powers represented at the Congress of Vienna in 1815 EXCEPT:

Greece won independence from this power in 1830:

Karl Marx and Friedrich Engles published The Communist Manifesto in this year:

Metternich served as the foreign minister of this nation:

The doctrine of laissez faire is best identified with which of the following writers?

Henri de Saint-Simon, Robert Owen, Charles Fourier, and Pierre-Joseph Proudhon are all identified with this philosophy:

The painting shown here is best identified as being part of what art movement?

Revolutions took place in all of the following places in 1848 EXCEPT:

The social philosophy that advocates the "greatest good for the greatest number" practiced by Jeremy Bentham and Edwin Chadwick is known as:

He developed the germ theory of disease:

Jean-Paul Sartre's maxim that "Man is Condemned to be Free" is typical of what philosophy?

Henrik Ibsen's play A Doll's House is about what topic?

Herbert Spencer's ideas that were used to justify the rule of the West over their imperial subjects:

The 19th century literary movement that Zola, Flaubert, and Balzac are identified with is known as:

Russian serfs were freed in 1861 by this "Tsar Liberator"

Bismarck's attack on the Catholic Church and the Catholic Center Party in Germany was known as the __________________

He inspired the Red Shirts to fight--and win--in southern Italy:

This country took the lead in uniting Northern Italy:

He said that the "great questions of the day will not be decided by speeches and resolutions...but by blood and iron."

This Russian finance minister was instrumental in modernizing and industrializing Russia in the late 19th Century.

David-Lloyd George and other members of the Liberal Party passed this budget in the early 20th Century designed to raise taxes on the rich & support national health insurance, unemployed people and the elderly.

The Protestants of Northern Ireland who resisted becoming ruled by an independent and Catholic Ireland were known as the:

Theodor Herzl's idea that Jews should seek an independent state in Palestine and live free of social prejudice is known as:

The Boer Wars were fought between which two groups?

Rudyard Kipling's poem that later became a racist ideology wherein "civilized" nations had an obligation to help "uncivilized" nations:

The German strategy to win World War I by invading France through neutral Belgium and then attacking Russia once France was defeated:

The last Tsar of Imperial Russia was named:

This treaty took Russia out of World War I when they made peace with Germany & gave them 1/3rd of their population

The American President Woodrow Wilson's peace proposal that focused on national self-determination and the idea of "peace without victors" was known as:

Which of the following is the best example of a 20th Century Stream of Consciousness technique-based novel?

These laws deprived German Jews of citizenship and freedom to marry who they wished:

The Munich compromise between Hitler and Chamerblain dealt with the German speaking residents of this democratic nation

Whereas the Marshall Plan gave money to Western European countries to rebuild after the horrors of World War II, the Soviets established ___________ to economically assist the Eastern Bloc

Catholic leaders agreed on a number of reforms meant to democratize, be more open, and renew the church at this Council, held from 1962-1965:

Students in 1968 revolted against the government and demanded educational reforms in this country:

The 1968 Prague Spring was crushed by this Soviet Leader

This conservative British leader was known as the "Iron Lady", reduced the power of unions, and remained a staunch ally to Reagan's anti-Communist government.

She wrote The Second Sex, an argument that women were trapped by limiting conditions due to their gender.

Lech Walesa became the leader of this democratic trade union that challenge the Polish Communist Party:

Gorbachev's ideas of ___________________ encouraged openness and a decrease in censorship.

The Czechs became free in 1989 from Communist control and elected Vaclav Havel as part of the:

The "managed democracy" of this four-term autocratic Russian President has re-established government control of some key industries

This 1991 treaty established economic integration in Europe and established a common currency (The Euro)