Unit 7 AP EURO key terms

an anti/foreign/imperialist/Christian uprising China, was a reaction against European imperialist efforts

An alliance, consisted of Germany Austria and Italy, was made in an attempt to isolate France from gaining any allies

Refers to the German policies aimed at reducing the power of the Roman Catholic Church in Prussia, made by Bismark

a system of politics or principles based on practical rather than moral or ideological considerations

An alliance started by Bismarck, between Germany, Austria, and Russia

German philosopher & economist who wrote The Communist Manifesto and Das Kapital, which explained economic forces

Italian statesman, a leading figure in Italian unification. Became prime minister of Italy bc of Victor Emanuel II

a duty of by white people to manage the affairs of nonwhite people whom they believed to be less developed

responsible for the unification of Germany. enacted many social reforms despite being a conservative

A style and theory of representation based on accurate depiction of detail.

France and the North German Confederation, led to the end of the 2nd French Empire and, the unification of Germany

A term for the domination of the world’s economic activity by European financial systems

defines the European occupation division, and conquest of African territories, started the era of new imperialism

A term that refers to the sense of heightened colonialism by the European powers in the 1880s

A societal application of survival of the fittest, believed that some cultures would die and others would dominate

An Italian radical and military leader who emerged as a powerful independent force in Italian politics

elected president after Louis Phillipe, best known for the reconstructed of Paris

fought between the Russian empire and alliance of the Ottoman empire, upset the Concert of Europe

a movement characterized by a concern with depicting the visual impression of the moment esp in terms of light and color

Group started by Garibaldi, fought for Italian unification and are most famous for the siege of Rome

English biologist, naturalist and geologist who introduced the ideas of natural selection and evolution

King of Belgian and sole owner of Congo, under his rule the brutality of the Congolese people was brought to light

the pursuit of foriegn policy with the direct threat of warfare or/and displays of naval power

this convention of Europe’s main colonial powers divided up Africa and regulated commerce

German philosopher , he declared Europeans must recognize that god is 'dead' in order to renew society