stud
bud
Sign up
Log in
Home
Library
Explore
SAT
More
Making of the Modern World Flashcards | StudBud
Explore
/
Making of the Modern World
Making of the Modern World
41 terms
·
StudBud Administration
·
63 plays
Quiz of the Overview
Flashcards
41 cards
F
Practice quiz
P
Host live
L
Questions
41
Answers
1
"Libert
y Leading the People"
What kind of source is this?
Cartoon
Written
Photograph
Painting
2
Define: private ownership of industry and trade for profit based on individual merit
capitalism
nationalism
socialism
colonialism
3
What is the main purpose of this source?
To preserve knowledge of the past
To entertain
To explain an event
To put forward a personal opinion
4
What was the second estate?
e religious classe (1%). Paid little tax (2%), owned 10%land
Rich nobles (2%), owned most land (20%, paid no tax
Poor+educated middle class (97%). Paid all tax (50% of inc)
5
Define: theory of evolution (justified colonisation)
Cartism
Darwinism
nationalism
colonialism
6
What was the first estate?
e religious classe (1%). Paid little tax (2%), owned 10%land
Poor+educated middle class (97%). Paid all tax (50% of inc)
Rich nobles (2%), owned most land (20%, paid no tax
7
Define: the name given to the continent of Europe during the 'Age of Exploration'
middle passage
New World
Old World
trans-Atlantic Slave trade
8
What does this source refer to?
King Louis XVI
The Frech Revolution
The Three Estates
9
What must you label on a graph?
numbers on both axis
Title
titles of both axis
10
What does TEEL stand for?
Topic Sentence Example Link
Topic Sentence Explain Example Explain Link
Topic Sentence Explain Link
Topic Sentence Explain/Example Link
11
Define: working-class movement demanding equal rights (e.g. working and voting)
Cartism
egalitarianism
nationalism
socialism
12
Define: a section of triangular trade between Africa where slaves were captured and then sold
Old World
middle passage
trans-Atlantic Slave trade
New World
13
What was the third estate?
Poor+educated middle class (97%). Paid all tax (50% of inc)
Rich nobles (2%), owned most land (20%, paid no tax
e religious classe (1%). Paid little tax (2%), owned 10%land
14
Define: taking control over another country, occupying with settlers, and exploit the land
socialism
colonialism
colonialism
nationalism
15
Define: the state owns all the resources and distributes the wealth equally
socialism
capitalism
nationalism
colonialism
16
What should a topic sentence do?
Identify your main idea/point for the paragraph/answer
introduce the topic
Give details of the source
provide an outline of your paragraph
17
What date would go in section (c)
16 Dec 1774
5 March 1774
5 Sep 1774
19 April 1774
18
"Liberty Leading the People"
What is the main purpose of this source?
To put forward a personal opinion
To entertain
To preserve knowledge of the past
To explain an event
19
What is a Revolution?
A movement meant to create massive change
A movement meant to cause anarchy
A movement meant to overthrow a ruler
A movement meant to kill many people
20
What should 'explain' do in TEEL?
Tell why your evidence answers the question
Give the main idea of the paragraph
tells how the source is good
describe the source
21
Is it a primary or secondary source?
primary
secondary
22
Define: the route taken by slave ships to form a rough triangle between Europe, Africa, and USA
middle passage
New World
Old World
trans-Atlantic Slave trade
23
What should 'link' do in a TEEL paragraph?
summarise what you write about
Link your explanation to your main point or the main topic
24
What were some of the consequences of the Industrial Revolution for living conditions?
poor hygiene and sewage led to slums
The 'middle class' emerged and allowed for more 'desk jobs'
More food, higher population, and more people in the city
wages were very low under poor conditions
25
Define: equality of all people regardless of status
egalitarianism
nationalism
colonialism
socialism
26
"Liberty Leading the People" - 1830 -
Is this a primary or secondary source?
primary
secondary
27
What type of source is this?
Painting
Cartoon
Written
Drawing
28
You have dates and figures and are required to draw a graph. What goes along the x-axis?
Dates
Figures
29
What date would go in section (b)
Battle of Lexington, 19 April 1775
Boston Massacre, 5 March 1770
Boston Tea Party, 16 Dec 1773
Convocation of the First Continental Congress, 5 Sep 1774
30
When did the French Revolution start?
1772
1789
1783
1883
31
What date would go in section (a)
19 May 1770
5 March 1770
16 Dec 1770
5 Sep 1770
32
What were some of the consequences of the Industrial Revolution for working conditions?
More food, higher population, and more people in the city
The 'middle class' emerged and allowed for more 'desk jobs'
poor hygiene and sewage led to slums
wages were very low under poor conditions
33
Define: control of countries or territories by foreign powers
nationalism
socialism
imperialism
colonialism
34
Define: being loyal and united to a particular country or state, rather than religion or king
colonialism
Cartism
Darwinism
nationalism
35
Why was the American Revolution, revolutionary?
Equality was spread across the land
First time a government was put in place without king/queen
Taxation was lifted on imports from Britain
Britain was overthrown
36
Define: The name given to the continents of America during the 'Age of Exploration.'
trans-Atlantic Slave trade
middle passage
New World
Old World
37
"Liberty Leading the People"
What does this source refer to?
King Louis XVI
The Three Estates
The French Revolution
38
If the question advises to 'refer to the source', how would you write your 'example' in TEEL?
You can see in this picture....
This is true because...
For example....
As seen in source A....
39
What should you look at to revise for the exam?
Look at all the notes and activities done in class
ESP. EXTENSION HW (capitals for a reason)
Ya know.. actually take your book home and read it, maybe?
All homework sheets
40
Define: a section of triangular trade between Africa where slaves were captured and then sold
New World
middle passage
Old World
trans-Atlantic Slave trade
41
Which of these came first?
The American War of Independence
The Agricultural Revolution
The French Revolution
The American Revolution
