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WorksheetsWorld History midterm review
Total questions: 66
Worksheet time: 33mins
Public Health Act of 1848
Law created to prevent Cholera and other diseases
English Bill of Rights
Maximillien Robespierre responsible for this period of French Revolution
Spread of the Industrial revolution in Europe
Natural Resources, overseas trade, increased labor pool, supportive government, and navigable waterways
Causes of Socialism
Steel, Electricity, and Giant Corportaions
Cause of Cholera
Causes of British Industrial Revolution
Force China to trade with the West
Objective of the spheres of influence
Result of robespierre's reign of terror
Causes of the english civil war
Legacies of the napoleonic era
Type of government Thomas Hobbes recommended
Absolute Monarchy
Divine Right
Dictatorship
Papal States
Example of better farming methods used during the Agricultural Revolution to increase food supply
Enclosure movement
Crop rotation
Capitalism
Urbanization
The idea from John Locke that Thomas Jefferson used in the "Declaration of Independence"
Objective of the spheres of influence
Life, liberty, and the pursuit of property
Democracy, freedom, liberty, and the free press
Legacies of the napoleonic era
Type of imperialism in China
Cause of cholera
Open door policy
Spheres of influence
Causes of socialism
Parliament's legislation limiting the King's power to suspend laws and tax the people
Petition of Right
English Bill of Rights
Declaration of Independence
Magna Carta
Hostility and prejudice against Jews through out history
Capitalism
Nationalism
Fascism
Anti-Semitism
Where Napoleon's costliest defeat in terms of loss of material and men, that largely led to his downfall happened.
Germany
Italy
Russia
France
Declaration of the Third Estate that they would continue to meet until a constitution was established
Tennis Court Oath
National Convention
Civil Constitution Of The Clergy
Storming The Bastille
Machine used by the Committee of Public Safety during the Reign of Terror to punish those opposed to the Revolution
Bourgeoisie
Poisoning
Guillotine
Bastille
Event that partitioned Africa
Munich Conference
Yalta Conference
Congress Of Vienna
Berlin Conference
crowded, unsanitary living conditions
Spheres of Influence
Cause of Cholera
Causes of Socialism
Causes of British Industrial Revolution
Garibaldi appealed to this in his farewell speech after leading the fight for Italian unification
Capitalism
Romanticism
Anti-semitism
Nationalism
Canals and railroads leading to resources and factories to move products to trading ports
Prussia formed an alliance to seize Schleswig and Holstein from Denmark
Example of infrastructure in Great Britain to aid in development
Similarity of the Sepoy Rebellion and the Boxer Rebellion
Unstable leadership in France allowed a military dictator to seize power
Consequence of pig and pork fat on cartridges issued to Indian soldiers
Russo-turkish War
Industrial Revolution
Sepoy Rebellion
Boxer Rebellion
Remained politically independent, but became economically dependent on the United States and Europe
Nationalism
Causes of british industrial revolution
Impact of Imperialism on Latin American countries
Baron de Montesquieu's "the Spirit Of laws"
Government powers should be separated
Absolute monarchy
Baron de Montesquieu's "The Spirit of Laws"
English bill of rights
Rousseau's "the social contract"
Social inequality, economic crisis, political inequality, and ideas of enlightenment
Results of the Napoleonic Wars
Causes of the English Civil War
Congress of Vienna
Causes of the French Revolution
The difference of the outcome between the revolutions in France and the United States
Unstable leadership in France allowed a military dictator to seize power
Reasons for building locks and digging the Galliard Cut for the Panama Canal
Rousseau's "The Social Contract"
Similarity of the Sepoy Rebellion and the Boxer Rebellion
An act that limited the factory workday for children between nine and thirteen years of age to eight hours and that of adolescents between fourteen and eighteen years of age to twelve hours.
Mines Act of 1842
Reform Bill of 1832
Factory Act of 1833
Enclosure Act of 1834
First Industrial Revolution technology
Steel, electricity, sky scrapers, and giant corporations
Life, liberty, and the pursuit of property
Results of the Meiji restoration
Iron, steam, and Textile industry
Industrial Revolution, hard working condition, low wages, and growing social inequality
Cause of Cholera
Causes of Socialism
Capitalism
What was Marxism Like?
result from overseas trade
Increase in available capital
Diamonds, gold, and oil
Infrastructure
Textile industry inventors
John Kay, James Hargreaves, and Samuel Compton
Causes of british industrial revolution
Reasons for imperialism
Textile industry inventors
Example of economic crisis
The government derives its power from the people
Rousseau's "The Social Contract"
English bill Of Rights
Baron de montesquieu's "the spirit of laws"
Absolute monarchy
First popular protest of the French Revolution
Tennis Court Oath
Great Fear
Reign of Terror
Storming the Bastille
British abolitionist against the slave trade
William Wilberforce
John Stuart Mill
William Lloyd Garrison
George Whitefield
Type of government that Louis XIV and Peter the great would support
Capitalism
Divine Right
Dictatorship
Absolute Monarchy
the spread of cultural elements from one society to another...i.e. language
Crop rotation
Culture
Cultural trait
Cultural diffusion
Direct result of the Sepoy Rebellion
Baron de Montesquieu's "The Spirit of Laws"
Cape Colony, South Africa
Reasons for building locks and digging the Galliard Cut for the Panama Canal
East India Company relinquished control of India to Britain
European imperialism
East India Company relinquished control of India to Britain
The result from the idea of Social Darwinism
Objective of the spheres of influence
Alaska, Cuba Puerto Rico, Hawaii, Philippine Islands, and Canary Islands
"We must say openly that indeed the higher races have a right over the lower races..." Jules Ferry
Objective of the spheres of influence
An example of Social Darwinism
Anti-semitism
Causes of socialism
Diamonds, gold, and oil
Objective of the spheres of influence
Reasons for imperialism
Largest exports from Africa that aided imperialism
An example of social darwinism
Abolished feudal system, modern education, system, constitutional government, and industrialization
Effects of the Industrial Revolution
Results of the Meiji Restoration
Spheres of Influence
Realism
Emotional 19th century European artistic movement that arose as a reaction to the industrialization and the Enlightenment's focus on reason
Capitalism
Realism
Nationalism
Romanticism
Men are born and remain free and equal in rights. Social distinctions may be founded only upon the general good
Birmingham, Leeds, Liverpool, and Manchester during the Industrial Revolution
Life, liberty, and the pursuit of property
Law created to prevent Cholera and other diseases
Article from "The French Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizen" that describes the reaction to the French Estates (Three Estates)
The Congress of Vienna redrawing the borders of Europe in an attempt to maintain a balance of power
Result of Robespierre's Reign of Terror
Life, liberty, and the pursuit of property
Capitalism
The change in the borders of France during the early 19th century was a result of
Type of economic system advocated by Adam Smith in "Wealth of Nations"
Capitalism
Nationalism
Socialism
Communism
Demand for raw materials, spread of Christianity, and acquisition of new markets
Militarism
Reasons for Imperialism
Nationalism
patriotism
Fenced off land for the wool industry, forced people to move to towns, and enabled factories to have enough workers
Crop Rotation
Two-field System
Enclosure Movement
Industrial Revolution
Changes in elevation including mountains
Reasons for building locks and digging the Galliard Cut for the Panama Canal
East India Company relinquished control of India to Britain
Similarity of the Sepoy Rebellion and the Boxer Rebellion
Prussia formed an alliance to seize Schleswig and Holstein from Denmark
Last region to unify with Italy
Crusades
Magna Carta
Absolute Monarchy
Papal States
Increase in real wages, cheaper goods, advances in medicine, rise of middle class, general rise in the standard of living, and worker safety regulations
Pure Aestheticism
Effects of the Industrial Revolution
Legacies of the Napoleonic Era
Crop Rotation
Bismark quote refering to the power struggle between Prussia and Austria over Germany
Prussia formed an alliance to seize Schleswig and Holstein from Denmark
"I wish only to express my conviction that, in the not so distant future, we shall have to fight for our existence against Austria."
Similarity of the Sepoy Rebellion and the Boxer Rebellion
Example of economic crisis
Religious differences between Protestants and Catholics, disagreements over the divine authority of the king, and legal questions over taxation
Causes of the English Civil War
Causes of the French Revolution
Results of the Late Renaissance
Accomplishments of Peter the Great
Limited the power of the Monarch
Suez Canal
Magna Carta
Mayflower Compact
Parliament
Reign of Terror
Maximillien Robespierre responsible for this period of French Revolution
Iron, steam, and Textile industry
Industrial Revolution
Causes of the English Civil War
Examples of U.S. imperialism
Alaska, Cuba Puerto Rico, Hawaii, Philippine Islands, and Canary Islands
England
Example of infrastructure in Great Britain to aid in development
Spheres of influence
Where the Zulu wars took place
Causes Of The English Civil War
Papal States
Objective Of The Spheres Of Influence
Cape Colony, South Africa
The foreigners/settlers that the Zulu nation fought in southern Africa
Dutch and English
Spanish and Quakers
Spain and France
French and Dutch
Developed in Britain first and spread based on geographic proximity to Britain
Spread of the Industrial revolution in Europe
Causes of the English Civil War
Steel, electricity, and giant corportaions
Causes of the French Revolution
played a vital role in Britain's industrial development
Economy
Infrastructure
Capitalism
Rail System
Poor harvests caused food prices to soar leading to increased hunger and poverty
Sepoy Rebellion
Causes of socialism
Example of economic crisis
Result of robespierre's reign of terror
reduced time and cost of trade with India
Magna Carta
Erie Canal
Panama Canal
Suez Canal
Civil Code of Law, Establishment of the Concert of Europe, and establishment of an independent government in Haiti
Legacies of the Napoleonic era
Causes of the english civil war
Rousseau's "the social contract"
Effects of the Industrial revolution
They resisted foreign influence in their country
Textile industry inventors
Rousseau's "The Social Contract"
Similarity of the Sepoy Rebellion and the Boxer Rebellion
East India Company relinquished control of India to Britain
Demand for popular sovereignty driven by nationalism
John locke "two treatises of government"
Common cause of the Revolutions of 1858
Common cause of the Revolutions of 1838
Common cause of the Revolutions of 1848
An example of Realpolitik
Largest exports from Africa that aided imperialism
Reasons for building locks and digging the Galliard Cut for the Panama Canal
East India Company relinquished control of India to Britain
Prussia formed an alliance to seize Schleswig and Holstein from Denmark
Industrial centers that created a large number of jobs resulting in rapid urbanization
Life, liberty, and the pursuit of property
Birmingham, Leeds, Liverpool, and Manchester during the Industrial Revolution
Spread of the Industrial revolution in Europe
Storming the Bastille
natural rights
John Locke "Two Treatises of Government
Causes Of the English civil War
Causes of british industrial revolution
English bill of rights
Meaning of the Tyger in William Blake's poem of the same name
Sepoy Rebellion
Capitalism
Factory System
Industrial Revolution
Second Industrial Revolution technology
Iron, steam, and textile industry
Life, liberty, and the pursuit of property
Steel, electricity, sky scrapers, and giant corporations
Effects of the industrial revolution
Committee of Public safety made widespread use of the guillotine leading to thousands of public executions
Objective of the Spheres of Influence
Causes of the English Civil War
Causes of the US Civil War
Result of Robespierre's Reign of Terror
It split society into only two classes
Enclosure Movement
Iron, steam, and Textile industry
Result of Robespierre's Reign of Terror
How Marx and Engle Felt the modern bourgeois modified the existence of class struggle in the "Communist Manifesto"
