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French & Industrial Revolutions
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Attempted to capture first fleeting impression made by a scene or object
Impressionism
Realism
Romanticism
Urbanization
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Someone who manages and assumes the financial risks of starting a new business
Entrepreneur
Administrator
Manager
Executive
3
Fortress in Paris. French Revolution began when (Third Estate) stormed it in 1789
Bastion
Baton
Bastille
Boston
4
English novelist wrote about lives of slum dwellers and factory workers
Mark Twain
James Earl Jones
Ludwig van Beethoven
Charles Dickens
5
First Napoleon’s younger brother elected president of France took title of emperor in 1852
Napoleon III
Napoleon II
Napoleon IV
Napoleon I
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Women’s right to vote
Women’s suffer
Women’s rights
Women’s liberation
Women’s suffrage
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British army nurse introduce sanitary measures in hospitals and founded first school of nursing
Marie Antoinette
Sojourner Truth
Florence Nightingale
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
8
Guaranteed equality and due process rights to all Frenchmen. Influenced by Thomas Jefferson
Deceleration of Independence
Deceleration of the Rights of All
Deceleration of the Rights of Man
Deceleration of the Rights of Woman
9
English chemist created first electric motor
Louis Pasteur
Michael Faraday
Alfred Nobel
Thomas Edison
10
German doctor who identified bacterium that caused tuberculosis
Robert Koch
Louis Pasteur
Toussaint L'Ouverture
James Watt
11
Pre-revolution legislative body gave one vote to each estate (Third Estate rejected as unfair)
Estates-General
Stats-General
Estes-General
States-General
12
Romantic German composer combined classical forms with stirring range of sound
Wolfgang Motzart
Toussaint L'Ouverture
Ludwig van Beethoven
Frederic Chopin
13
Designed and flew first airplane in 1903
Orville and Wilbur Wright
Oliver and Stan Wright
Bill and Melinda Wright
Fred and Barney Wright
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Belief United States destined to expand from sea to sea across North America
Grass roots
Manifest Destiny
Whistle stopping
Checks and balances
15
American suffragist, abolitionist and leader of early women’s right movement
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Olympe de Gouges
Marie Antoinette
Robespierre
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Drug that prevents pain during surgeryNitrous Oxide/Chloroform
Antebellum
Antiseptic
Anesthetic
Antecedent
17
Strong feeling of pride and devotion to one’s country
National treasury
National mall
Nationalism
National anthem
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Oath taken by National Assembly to meet until they created a constitution
Racketball Court Oath
Tennis Court Oath
Basketball Court Oath
Table Tennis Court Oath
19
King and Queen of France executed by Guillotine in 1793
George XVI and Marie Antoinette
Clovis XVI and Marie Antoinette
John XVI and Marie Antoinette
Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette
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Movement of people to cities
Sub-urban
Location
Urbanization
Migration
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Artistic movement that appealed to emotion rather than reason
Rococo
Realism
Baroque
Romanticism
22
Third Estate formed during first stages of French Revolution
National Assembly
National Ambassador
National Assemblage
National Anthem
23
Messages could instantly be sent over long distances
Telemarket
Telephone
Teleport
Telegraph
24
Large territory purchased from France in for 15 million $
Louisiana Purchase
Louisiana territory
Louisiana state university
LSU
25
French for “Liberty-Equality-Fraternity”
Life-Liberty-Property
Legal-Eagle-Fragile
Live-Laugh-Love
Liberte-Egality-Fraternity
26
American inventor made first long lasting electric light bulb
Michael Faraday
Eli Whitney
Henry Bessemer
Thomas Edison
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Urged Christians to give social service and not just conversion to faith
Social labor
Social Truth
Social Darwinism
Social gospel
28
Crowded, multi-story building divided into apartments
Garden
Slum
Tenement
Shacks
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Self-educated slave led fight against France in Haiti. Died in jail 1802 but Haiti freed 1803
Michael Faraday
Toussaint L'Ouverture
Simón Bolívar
Miguel Hidalgo
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Swedish chemist invented dynamite 1866
Michael Faraday
Alfred Nobel
Thomas Edison
Charles Darwin
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(Bourgeoisie) 96% supported those who prayed and fought. Paid all taxes were poor and starving
Second Estate
Third Estate
Fourth Estate
Fifth Estate
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Many children toiled in factories and coal mines 70-80 hours a week for very low pay
Child law
Child labrador
Child labor
Child lawyer
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British engineer developed process for making cheaper steel from pig-iron
Henry Bessemer
Simón Bolívar
Hank Aaron
Henry Ford
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French chemist found link between microbes and disease made vaccines against rabies and anthrax
Florence Nightingale
Robert Koch
Louis Pasteur
Charles Darwin
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Clergy (Those who prayed) paid no tax
Third Estate
First Estate
Fourth Estate
Fith Estate
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Scottish engineer improved efficiency of steam engine (name on all light bulbs)
Eli Whitney
James Watt
Henry Bessemer
Alfred Nobel
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Conquered Europe until Russian winter kicked his army's butt defeated by England at "Waterloo"
Napoleon's castle
Napoleon's death
Napoleon's Tzar
Napoleon's defeat
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Execution device used during French Revolution
Guillotine
Electric Chair
Firing Squad
Gas Chamber
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Laws embodying enlightenment principles of equality, tolerance and freedom (Except for Women)
Napoleonic Code
Napoleonic Kode
Napoleonic king
Napoleonic war
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Those who resisted French Revolution were arrested or executed
Reign of Terror
Gain of Terror
Reign of Torture
Rain of Terror
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“The Liberator” freed (By Force) South American nations from European rule
Toussaint L'Ouverture
Simón Bolívar
Louis Pasteur
Robespierre
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Creole priest led revolt to free Mexico from Spain. Executed 1811. Mexico won independence 1821
Father Miguel Hidalgo
Olaudah Equiano
Bartolomé de Las Casas
Miguel de Cervantes
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Idea that certain microbes cause specific infectious diseases
Germ theory
Scientific theory
Atomic theory
Relative theory
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Social classes in France were divided into these
Three estates
Four estates
Five estates
Two estates
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Invented cotton gin sped up separating cotton fibers from seeds
Robert Koch
Eli Whitney
Alfred Nobel
Louis Pasteur
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Belief that one racial group is superior to another
Social Security
Social Welfare
Social Darwinism
Social Class
47
Published “On the Origin of Species” it set forth theory of evolution through natural selection
Charles Dawkins
Charles Darwin
Charles Martel
Charles Brown
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Architect of Reign of Terror. Guillotined 1794 for executing people without due-process
Robespierre
Louis Pasteur
John Locke
Napoleon
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Government in pre-revolution France
New régime
Middle régime
Ante régime
Ancien régime
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Goal of society should be “greatest happiness for greatest number of people” and basis for law
Unitarianism
Communism
Utilitarianism
Capitalism
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Believed Declaration of Rights of Man should grant equal rights to women
Estates-General
Marie Antoinette
Olympe de Gouges
Sans-culottes
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Former slave, abolitionist, suffragist and awesome public speaker. Proclaimed “Ain’t I a woman”
Sojourner Truth
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Mary Magdalene
Florence Nightingale
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Military hero who became ruler of France
Napoleon
Napoleon Dynomite
Napoleon ll
Napoleon lll
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Represent world as it was, without sentiment of romanticism
Romanticism
Baroque
Rococo
Realism
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Site of the world's first major rail line in 1830
Manchester to London
Liverpool to London
Glasgow to Edinburgh
Liverpool to Manchester
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Post impressionist artist used sharp lines and bright colors
Romanticism
Charles Dickens
Vincent Van Gogh
Realism
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Nobility/Knights (Those who fought) paid no tax
Fifth Estate
Second Estate
First Estate
Third Estate
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Developed modern atomic theory showing each element has own kind of atoms
Charles Dickens
John Dalton
Vincent Van Gogh
Charles Darwin
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Organization that advocates for workers
Labor onion
Labor law
Labor union
Labor state
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Working-class who made French Revolution more radical
Sandy-culottes
Sams-culottes
Sans-culottes
Sands-culottes
