The goals of the womens rights movement included?

Obtaining voting and property rights

What was the cause of the Sepoy Mutiny?

Rifle cartidges being greased with pig and cow fat

How was Frederick the Great viewed perceived the Enlightenment?

He supported and understood the enlightenment

The Second Industrial Revolution led to advancements in

Steel, chemicals and electricity

New imperialism in Africa led to

The rise of Nationalist independence movements

How did Pascal's Law relate to Scientific Revolution?

It led to new inventions and theories

The Berlin conference established?

Europe coordinating their territorial claims of Africa

Why did the Sepoy Rebellion not succeed?

Hindus and Muslims could not work together

Rousseau's views of inequality were based on?

Physical and Political inequality

What were some main changes brought about by the Industrial Revolution?

Rise of Middle and working classes

The Indian National Congress looked to

Share the governing process with Great Britain

Margaret Cavendish was criticized for

Writing her work as herself, a woman

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1
The goals of the womens rights movement included?
Joining the military
The ability to do all the things men do
Obtaining voting and property rights
Obtaining equal pay
2
What was the cause of the Sepoy Mutiny?
Rifle cartidges being greased with pig and cow fat
Religious rivalries
Rise in Nationalism
Power struggles between leaders
3
How was Frederick the Great viewed perceived the Enlightenment?
He was a proponent for democratic rule
He wanted to use it to expand his empire
He believed that monarch should control by any means
He supported and understood the enlightenment
4
The goal of Universal Education
Create better educated voters
Enable citizens to govern themselves
Allow opportunities for new inventions
Create new business opportunities
5
The Second Industrial Revolution led to advancements in
Steel, chemicals and electricity
A new advanced economy that created equality
Capitalism, Socialism and Utopianism
Computers, cell phones and gaming devices
6
New imperialism in Africa led to
The rise of Nationalist independence movements
The rise of peasants
The equality of colonies
The establishment of Democracy
7
The terrible conditions of the Industrial Revolution led to
Higher pay
A full commitment to Capitalism
A movement towards Socialism
A new revolt where the lower classes ruled
8
How did Pascal's Law relate to Scientific Revolution?
Philophers compared it to old ancient ideas
It was a foundation of everyday life
It led to new inventions and theories
It helped make scientific laws
9
Rapid Urbanization led to
Poor housing and sanitization
A better life for peasants
Great opportunities to obtain wealth
Isolation
10
What was the goal of the Congress of Vienna?
Obtain lands lost during wars
Set the Balance of Power
Create a new empire
Create another revolution in France
11
What advancements in medicine helped to eliminate disease?
General Will
Textiles
Vaccines
The Scientific Method
12
Who was safe from the guillotine during the Reign of Terror?
No one
Committee of Public Safety
Monarchs
Women
13
The Berlin conference established?
Settling tribal disputes
Equal represetation of colonies
Europe coordinating their territorial claims of Africa
The ending of colonialism in Africa
14
Why did the Sepoy Rebellion not succeed?
British could not contribute from a technology standpoint
The situation with contamination of the weapons
The inability to create an equal territory
Hindus and Muslims could not work together
15
What did female scientists have to do to obtain scholarships during the enlightenment?
Research only certain fields
Publish their work anonymously
Give up and get married
Have a male scientist sponsor their work
16
Rousseau's views of inequality were based on?
Physical and Political inequality
Gender inequality
Racial and Moral inequality
Religious inequality
17
What were some main changes brought about by the Industrial Revolution?
Pollution and rise of environmental causes
Rise of Middle and working classes
Increased wealth for all
Starvation and famine
18
How was the scientific method best understood?
Through direct observation
Imagination
Through ancient philosophies
The view of the universe
19
The Indian National Congress looked to
Gain independence from Great Britain
Create religious equality
Lead technological advances in transportation
Share the governing process with Great Britain
20
What two countries fought over territory in Southeast Asia?
USA and Germany
Spain and Italy
Japan and China
France and Britain
21
The two main countries in the 7 years war in Europe?
Austria and Prussia
Great Britain and Spain
Great Britain and Russia
France and Germany
22
After the Spanish American War, the United States annexed
Puerto Rico
Hawaii
Mexico
Japan
23
Deism was based upon?
Reason and natural law
Social conflict and human nature
The Bible
Magic
24
Margaret Cavendish was criticized for
Not being rational
Not having conclusive results
Writing her work as herself, a woman
Having no foundational evidence
25
Why was indirect rule preferred by citizens of colonies?
Local leaders were in charge
Governments would have less impact
Taxes were decreased
They would live only with their own people

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