What European series of progression led European nations to try to gain colonies, spurring on the Age of Imperialism?

Belgium, mostly spurred on by their king Leopold III, in trying to gain more economic wealth, took over which region in Africa?

Which of the following was NOT a factor that promoted European imperialism into Africa?

Which form of control over a colony was described as “an area in which an outside power claims exclusive investment or trading privileges with that territory”?

Which form of control over a colony was described as “a country or territory with its own internal government but under the control of an outside power”?

Which form of control over a colony was described as "a country or territory governed internally by a foreign power".

Which form of control over a colony was described as "an independent but less-developed country controlled by private business interests rather than other governments"?

Which African nation was able to keep their independence during the age of imperialism?

Which major nation was slowly losing power over time, resulting in other nations coming and taking over their land until they were essentially only a shell of their former selves?

What major waterway was created in Egypt to create faster trade and transportation of goods from Europe into Asia?

The discovery of which resource prompted nations like Great Britain to be interested in the Middle East, especially Persia?

Which of Great Britain’s colonies was seen as so important, that it was nicknamed the “Jewel of the Crown” of the British Empire?

Which of the following was NOT a major resource gained in the Pacific Rim during the Age of Imperialism?

Which of the following nations in Southeast Asia was able to keep their independence during Imperialism?

Which resource eventually caused a division between U.S. businessmen and the native Hawaiian people which led to the annexation of Hawaii?

Which formal U.S. document stated that no European power can create more colonies in the Americas, effectively ensuring that European powers stayed out of the Western Hemisphere?

What was the main reason for why China initially refused to trade with Western powers like Great Britain?

Which resource made by Great Britain ended up forcing China to open up and accept foreign trade as a result of multiple conflicts?

What was the main internal problem that China was dealing with when they were also dealing with outside threats?

Which rebellion led to the creation of the “Heavenly Kingdom of Great Peace” whose main goal was to create a society where the people would share China’s wealth equally?

Which rebellion wanted to see the European foreigner gone from China, while also getting rid of converted Chinese Christians?

What was the main goal of the Chinese government when making reforms BEFORE the Boxer Rebellion began?

What type of colonies did some parts of China turn into due to constant attacks by Western powers?

Which country did China try to model their new constitutional government off of?

What type of society did Japan have before they opened its doors to other countries?

Which country initially forced Japan to open its country up to trade?

The removal of the shogun and replacing it with Emperor Mutsuhito led to which time period in Japanese history?

Which two countries did Japan change their military to reflect due to their success?

Which of the following did NOT change in Japan when they tried to modernize?

What idea started to rise in Japan that united the people and led to Japan’s expansion in Asia?

Which of the following countries did Japan make a colony out of?

By the beginning of WW1, which of the following best explains Japan’s relationship between themselves and other major powers like Great Britain and the U.S.?

What resource were the Congolese people under Belgium forced to collect?

What is the idea of Social Darwinism?

The creation of what military weapon helped Europeans expand into Africa?

What was the meeting of the major European nations on how Africa would be divided up called?

Which of the following was NOT a group found in South Africa during Imperialism

Which European nation during Imperialism actually gave more rights to the people under them after seeing them massacred during a the Maji-Maji Rebellion?

Which European nation was defeated by Ethiopia when they tried to make Ethiopia a colony?

The nation of Persia was split into two spheres of influences by which two nations?

Which European country tried taking more Ottoman land for better access to the Mediterranean?

What was the rebellion of Indian soldiers against the British East India Company called?

What was the official name of India after the British government took over?

The region of countries that border the Pacific Ocean is called what?

Which of the following territories did the United States NOT make a territory out of after they won the Spanish-American War?

Which of the following is NOT a territory in French Indochina?

Most Latin American countries during Imperialism were run by who?

The extension of the Monroe Doctrine that gave America "policing power" in the Western Hemisphere was called what?

In order to not get locked out of trade in China, the United States introduced what policy that kept China open to all trade to all nations, and that they would remain independent?

Which nation helped Japan and Russia create a peace treaty after the Russo-Japanese War?

Which continents fell tremendously behind others due to them not being able to industrialize, which allowed them to be taken over, and their people subjected during the Age of Imperialism?

Which of the following economic systems best reflect the idea that allowing the economy to be in a free market will allow the economy to grow?

Which of the following was NOT one of the three natural laws of the economy according to Adam Smith?

If factory owners refused the demands of unions, these workers could eventually ________, or refuse to work, in order to see their demands met.

The final stage of socialism, in which there is a classless society where all people are equal and no property is considered to be private property, is known as what?

Which of the following countries in mainland Europe was able to industrialize quite rapidly during Industrialization?

Which country was the last country to abolish slavery in the Americas?

Which group made up the Third Estate?

Which other nation had a large influence on the French Revolution in terms of their ideals and what they wanted their government to look similar too?

Which of the following was NOT a reason why the French Revolution started?

After the Estates General refused to fix the issues within France, what group did the Third Estate join together in order to create a true representative government?

Which of the following was the first outward act of rebellion in the French Revolution?

The Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen was influenced by which major foreign document?

Which group in Revolutionary France was NOT given the same protections and rights as the rest of citizens?

Which of the following groups within the revolutionary French government would support the idea of a limited monarchy, but do not want more sweeping changes?

How did other European nations react to the French Revolution?

Who was the leader of the “Reign of Terror” during the French Revolution?

Where did Napoleon first gain popularity through his military campaigns?

Which of the following nations was Napoleon NOT able to conquer through his military conquests?

Which of the following nations practiced scorched earth policies against Napoleon in order to slow his army and stretch his supply lines?

What was the short period of time when Napoleon was able to come back from the island of Elba to try to regain the empire that he lost?

Which of the following BEST describes a social contract according to Thomas Hobbes?

Which of the following describes John Locke’s views on human nature, which could be seen in how he viewed government?

Voltaire, through his series of books and documents filled with satire, was adamantly in favor of which of these Enlightenment ideas?

Which of these French philosophes was influenced by the British constitutional monarchy that led him to believe in the idea of separation of powers.

Which of the following philosophes believed that the only good government was directed by the “will of the people”?

Which city was the cultural and intellectual center of Europe during the time of the Enlightenment?

Denis Diderot created a collection of knowledge and philosophy made by other philosophes of the times. What was the name of that collection?

Fredrick the Great, leader of _________, led his people like a father would, reforming the country to Enlightenment ideas.

Joseph II of Austria made many reforms during his time as a ruler, however which of his policies were extremely unpopular with the nobles of his country?

As reason came to the limelight during the Enlightenment, who did people start to look to when finding questions about life and the universe?

What was NOT one of the main reasons why Americans started to be disconnected with Great Britain?

Who led the colonists militarily in the American Revolution?

The Second Continental Congress issued which major document that reflected many ideas of the Enlightenment?

What was one of the main issues of the Articles of Confederation?

1. What did the Enlightenment stress over all else? 

7. An Italian philosopher named Beccaria wanted to improve on what aspect of government?

Newton, Locke, and other major thinkers of the Enlightenment were considered to be _______, where they believe that there is a God but he separates himself from the rest of his creation.

What was the document made by the National Assembly that was heavily influenced by the Declaration of Independence, which was used to base on the ideals of what the French people wanted their government to be?

1. Which event eventually led to the seizing of power by radicals in the revolutionary government in France, due to the mass killings of supporters of the monarch?

De Goya painted a scene of Spanish rebels being executed by the French. These rebels used what to fight Napoleon?

What was the name of the French social critics of the 18th Century?

What was the name of the places where thinkers would gather to discuss ideas?

What were monarchs called who embraced enlightenment ideas to strengthen their rule?

An agreement between free individuals and government

1. During the Congress of Vienna, in regards to how powerful nations should be, what was the leading policy on how nations in Europe should remain equal? 

1. The system of branches like the Executive and Legislative holding powers over one another so no one party or person gains too much power.  What is that system called?

Which of the following was NOT considered to be an enlightened despot?

1. What best describes what happened to the Catholic Church under the National Assembly?

   1. They were kept disconnected from the state, as the government feared the Pope.

   2. They were put under the influence of the state, by electing positions in the church like public officials.

   3. They remained the First Estate, paying little in taxes.

   4. They gained more power due to the increased value of religion in France.

Which battle ended Napoleon's "Hundred Days"?

Which battle made Napoleon give up any idea of an invasion against Great Britain?

1. Which of the following groups within the revolutionary French government would support having more changes being made to the government, like eliminating the monarchy and establishing a republic? 

How many amendments are in the American Bill of Rights?

Who was the Spanish monarch who witnessed Spain earn enormous wealth, but squandered it by fighting losing wars and buying expensive goods and buildings?

Which of the following was NOT a reason that Spain had a dwindling economy?

What was one of the reasons why the Dutch revolted against the Spanish?

What is the idea of divine right?

When Louis XIV became king, who was the true ruler of France until Louis was old enough to rule?

In which way did Cardinal Richileu try to expand the power of the Bourbon Dynasty?

What is the BEST description of how Louis XIV lived his life as an absolute monarch?

What region did Prussia want from Austria in the War of Austrian Succession?

Who was allied with Great Britain during the Seven Years War?

What was the event that shifted Ivan the Terrible from being a good monarch, to becoming a bloody tyrant?

What countries were used as model for change under the idea of westernization?

Which major document, during the rule of Charles I, laid the foundation that the king is not above the laws?

What is the idea of habeas corpus?

What was the main reason for the decline of the Spanish Empire?

Which of the following best describes what an absolute monarch is?

Which of the following is NOT a reason for severe inflation hitting the Spanish Empire?

Who did Cardinal Richelieu believe was the biggest obstacle for France to become the strongest nation in Europe?

Which of the following is NOT a reason to why the nobles failed to overthrow the monarchy when Cardinal Mazarin was in power?

How did Louis XIV treat the nobles overall?

Who was the financial aid to Louis XIV?

Which two nations fought each other during the War of Austrian Succession?

What was the major consequence of the Seven Years War?

What was the Time of Troubles in Russian history?

Which city was built by Peter the Great in order to have more access to the rest of Europe?

Which of the following describes how the British government was formatted after the Glorious Revolution?

What was the event that triggered the English Civil War?

Which of the following is the structure or body that makes the decisions for the people of a nation?

The main religion of Spain is:

The main religion of France is:

The main religion of Prussia is:

The main religion of Austria is:

The main religion of Russia is:

The main religion of Great Britain is:

Which nation did Spain take over early on that greatly increased their colonial holdings across the world?

Which nation was able to gain independence from Spain due to differences in religion and economics?

What were the Protestants of France called?

When Louis XIV was a young king, the nobles threatened to kill him and take his throne during a rebellion. What was the name of this event?

What theory of economics did Jean Baptiste Colbert try to install in France?

What was the main cause of the War of Spanish Succession?

What did Louis XIV's reign effect France after he died?

The ruling dynasty of both Spain and Austria was what family?

Who was the leader of Austria that fought Frederick the Great?

How did the Prussian kings gain the support of the nobles?

What is the idea of Westernization?

How was life like in Russia before Peter the Great's rule?

Which ruler when he came to power ignited the event The Restoration?

Which ruler in Great Britain helped establish a constitutional monarchy?

What characterized the relationship between Parliament and the English monarchy before their constitutional monarchy?

What is the idea of habeas corpus?