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Chapter 10:Industrialization and Nationalism
Led the struggle for Italian unification.
A supply of money
Chapter 10:Industrialization and Nationalism
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A supply of money
capital
enclosure
industral
caudillo
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Led the struggle for Italian unification.
Boyardee
Garibaldi
Hidalgo
Juarez
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This led to the end of the Concert of Europe
Critical Mass
Crymeariver
Crimean War
Smooth Criminal
4
William I of Prussia became this leader of Germany. (German for Caesar)
President
Emperor
King
Kaiser
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This invention specifically increased thread production.
industrialization
steam engine
capital
spinning jenny
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Which empire was a collection of Germans, Czechs, Poles, Italians and Serbs?
The Czech Empire
The Italian Empire
The Polish Empire
The Austrian Empire
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To Darwin, ____ was central to evolution
genetic engineering
organic selection
natural production
natural selection
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Production of _____ was one of the first industries to be affected by the Industrial Revolution
furniture
automobiles
toys
cotton cloth
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Improved the steam engine.
Thomas Edison
James Watt
Benito Juarez
Nikola Tesla
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The practice of representing real life in art.
realism
pointalism
post-modernism
romanticism
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Mexican priest who led native people in a revolt against Spanish rule.
Juarez
Bolivar
Hidalgo
Garibaldi
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Why did Great Britain experience stability?
they gave women the right to vote
they expanded railroads
they gave the industrial middle class the right to vote
they expanded the navy
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The industrial revolution increased interest in...
business management
the price of goods
scientific research
feelings and emotions
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Initiated reforms in Mexican government, including redistribution of lands to the poor.
Juarez
Hidalgo
Bolivar
Garibaldi
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Mexican reform leader.
Fidel Castro
Kim Jong Un
Toussaint-Louverture
Benito Juarez
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Why did the 19th century become more secular?
People looked to science for answers rather than religion.
People became more religious.
It didn't.
People lost faith in the enlightenment.
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Latin American countries remained...
dependent on foreign countries for manufactured goods
military independent
industrialized
reliant on Britain for their navy
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Strong leaders of newly formed Latin American republics.
Presidents
Caudillos
Kings
Kaisers
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Spanish and Portuguese officials that temporarily resided in Latin America.
Creoles
Caudillos
Mestizos
Peninsulares
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Leader of a slave revolt in Haiti
Toussaint-Louverture
Miguel Hidalgo
Caesar Chavez
Benito Juarez
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Another name for a popular vote
plebiscite
procure
innovation
theory
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A process for removing impurities from crude iron.
smelting
peddling
meddling
puddling
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Revolutionary leaders in Latin America were inspired by...
the caudillos
the writings of the peninsulares
the American Revolution
Spain and Portugal
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An intellectual movement noted for it's appreciation of feelings and emotion.
surrealism
abstraction
romanticism
realism
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Guarantee by the U.S. to protect Latin America from Europe.
Stamp Act
Emancipation Proclamation
Monroe Doctrine
Declaration of Independence
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The economic system based on industrial production.
Capitalism
Democracy
Industrial Capitalism
Socialism
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Industrialization spread rapidly in Britain and the U.S. thanks to...
railroads
peasants
steamboats
investors
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Led revolts against Spanish rule in Venezuela, Columbia, and Equador.
Hidalgo
Bolivar
Garibaldi
Juarez
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_____ is the belief that people should be as free as possible from government restraint
Monoculturalism
Industrial Capitalism
Liberalism
Nationalism
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Created the dual monarchy of Austria-Hungary
Monroe Doctrine
Emancipation Proclamation
Compromise of 1867
Roosevelt Corollary
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Built the first paddle-wheel steam boat.
Robert Fulton
James Watt
Simon Bolivar
Miguel Hidalgo
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When society, usually in the form of government, owns the means of production, it is _______.
capitalism
communism
democracy
socialism
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In March of 1848, revolutionaries met in ____________ to discuss a constitutional monarchy.
Berlin
Austria
Frankfurt
Black Forest
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This movement in the U.S. challenged the Southern way of life.
Emancipation
Aboltionism
Democracy
Socialism
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Why did French liberals overthrow Charles X?
to create a constitutional monarchy
to establish a more conservative monarch
because Charles was not strict enough
to give rule of France to another country
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Suffrage means
the right to be free from pain
the right to vote
the right to bear arms
the right to own livestock
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People who start businesses are called
mogols
kaisers
entreprenuers
liberals
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Federalist and Republicans disagreed on
the power of the federal government
the confederacy
the war of 1812
slavery
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__ was a literary and visual arts movement that rejected romanticism
Evolutionism
Nationalism
Realism
Secularism
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A machine powered by coal and water
spinning jenny
steam engine
combustion engine
nuclear reactor
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Rivers provided Britain with...
transportation and power
coal and iron ore
cheaper food
plentiful labor
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By 1830, two-thirds of the British cotton industry's workforce were
slaves from Asia
rural farm families
immigrants
women and children
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Concert of Europe
balance of power
economic theory
Austrian Orchestra
German music school
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Alex II of Russia issued this edict to free the serfs.
Emancipation
Abolition
Monroe Doctrine
Declaration of Independence
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Prussia was known for it's reliance on...
individualism
democracy
Russia
militarism
