What are the two houses of Parliament

This British reformer would serve two terms as Prime Minister and led the charge for all men to have the right to vote.

This political party in England would back major reforms including old-age pensions, and unemployment/health insurance.

In 1801 the Act of Union would pass making _______ a part of Great Britain.

What British dominion was formally established as a prisoners colony.

The first four Canadian provinces included Ontario, Quebec, Nova Scotia, and who?

King Charles of France attempted to dissolve the legislature, end free press, and restrict voting rights with what?

What French King earned the nickname "Citizen-King?"

The Crimean War was fought between France and England against _________ over the right to protect Christians and the Holy Land.

The Franco-________ War was fought over conflicts between Napoleon and whom?

The _________ of Paris was an attempted overthrow of the government in Paris that led to Bloody Week where more than 20,000 people would die.

What major church controlled almost half of Latin America?

Who led the first revolution in Mexico even though it was unsucessful?

What Latin American revolutionary was nicknamed the liberator?

Who lead the first successful uprising in Latin America in the colony of Haiti

Who led some of the earliest attempts to unify Italy?

What secret society would Mazzini found in 1831?

Following Mazzini’s defeat what kingdom in the Italian peninsula would lead the struggle for Italian unification?

Where would Victor Emmanuel II move the national capital to in 1871?

Who became King of Prussia and helped lead the German Unification process?

Who would the Prussian King appoint as Prime Minister of Prussia?

Right of the nation-state to pursue its own advantage by any means necessary is known as?

What title would William I assume on January 18, 1871?

What was kulturkampf?

The doctrine of the pope, when speaking on matters of faith and morals was free from error is known as?

These laws deprived Catholic Bishops of their authority within the Church and even prevented them from performing weddings. What laws were they?

A government in which one person rules with unlimited power is known as a?

What would Alexander II do on March 3, 1861 to help strengthen industry in Russia?

The official policy of intolerance and persecution of non-Russian peoples was known as?

The killing of hundreds of unarmed citizens by palace guards who were protesting Czar Nicolas II was known as?

__________ Manifesto granted civil rights to citizens and allowed the duma to make laws

What word is used to describe extreme Patriotism in Europe prior to World War I

Beyond just riches, what was another reason some Europeans were going to all remote corners of Africa and Asia?

People who spread their beliefs and practices, build churches, and set up schools and hospitals are known as?

A territory of imperial power ruled directly by colonial officials is known as a?

What is the world's largest desert?

This canal would join the red sea and mediterranean sea together. What canal is it? 

In 1882, Egypt became a protectorate of what European nation?

The nations of Liberia and _______ were the only two African nations to remain independent after 1900?

What European nation would be the first to settle in South Africa?

In 1600 British traders would form what company in India? 

Native Indians fighting back against British rule was known as the ________ Rebellion.

How did England get around China's trade barriers?

What island did England gain from China out of the Nanking Treaty?

Who did the United States purchase Alaska from? 

The cry of "Remember the Maine!" would lead to the United States declaring war on whom?

French colonies in Indochina included all of the following; Laos, Cambodia and ________.

Following the Russo-Japanese War, Japan would gain total control over what country?

What US Commander would demand and get a trade agreement with Japan?

What US President would get the backing of Congress to acquire the Panama Canal?