Which term listed below is represented by the photo attached?

This group organized to protest the taxes levied by the British Parliament against the colonies, they even committed acts of violence against British soldiers and were directly responsible for the Boston Tea Party incident?

The Third Estate swore to create a new constitution and became known as the National Assembly while swearing this oath name after the only location large enough to hold them?

The events mentioned in the caption below describe what events of the French Revolution?

This Latin American country became the first to revolt against colonial rule and while being historically significant for being the only successful slave revolt in history?

When Pedro I declared himself Emperor of Brazil he created what type of government?

Which of these countries were members of the United Provinces of Central America before it dissolved in the 1830'S?

Along with Simon Bolivar & Jose de San Martin this South American Revolution leader helped free Chile & Peru from Spanish control?

Based on the image below what change or improvement made to Brazil by King Joao is represented below?

Which of these were acts passed by the British Parliament to seek tax revenue on the American colonist?

The beginning of the French Revolution begin at site pictured below?

What is the capitalist idea of laissez-faire?

This French Emperor rose to power during the French Revolution and went on to conquer most of Europe before being defeated at the Battle of Waterloo?

This Italian patriot whose conquest of Sicily and Naples help lead to the formation of the Italian nation state?

This King of Prussia and became the The first Kaiser of a unified Germany?

This map below was created at this meeting of representatives of European monarchs called to reestablish the old order after the defeat of Napoleon. All lands taken by Napoleon were returned to the nation's which they originally belonged. What was the meeting called?

The prime minister of Piedmont-Sardinia during the movement toward Italian unification. He is considered the architect of the Italian Unification?

This famous battle took place in Belgium on June 18, 1815, marked the final defeat of Napoleon Bonaparte and his exile to St. Helena?

Political realism or politics based on the needs of the state, policy based on power rather than on ideals?

War in which the Prussians defeated the Austrians to claim control of all affairs involving Germanic peoples?

loyalty and devotion to a particular nationality or nation sometimes to the detriment of other nations or nationalities is known as?

Which of these were pros or benefits of the Empire Napoleon built in Europe?

Chancellor of Prussia who designed the policies and strategies that helped lead to a united Germany?

Series of major global conflicts pitting the French Empire and its allies, led by Napoleon I, against an array of European states formed into various coalitions. It produced a period of French domination over most of continental Europe.

World War I became known by these two names?

What are the causes of World War I?

The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand by Gavrilo Princep who was a member of what group lead to the outbreak of fighting in WWI?

The Western front of WWI fought mostly in Belgium and France quickly devolved into this type of warfare pictured here in an attempt to protect soldiers from the the newer and deadlier weapons of WWI?

Based on the image posted what did the introduction of modern weapons of war cause in WWI?

This American President initially ran on the platform of "he kept us out the war" but once involved he resolved to end the war and set forth his Fourteen Point plan which included the League of Nations with the goal to prevent future global conflicts?

This document was dent by the Germans to the Mexicans in an attempt to get them to attack the United States but was intercepted the by the British?

What conditions lead to the crisis in Russia that caused the Czar Nicolas to abdicate his thrown?

After the Bolsheviks lead by Vladimir Lennon won the Russian Civil War, Russia became known as?

This Woodrow Wilson's proposal undo the M.A.I.N. causes of WW1 (no military build-ups, no secret alliances, the right to self-determination (a country could determine its own political and economic systems)?

What punishments were placed in the Treaty of Versailles designed to punish Germany for WWI?

What was the purpose of the Balfour Declaration?