Euro Prexies - CHs 7/8 - Old Regime/Transatlantic Economy

A peninsulare was a person ________. 

The change that rationalized the use of land and created higher productivity was the ________.

Until the late eighteenth century, European Jews who did not convert to Christianity _____.

Between 1700 & 1800, Europe’s population rose from 100–120 million people to ___million people.

The idea that luxury would not lead to moral decay was supported by ________.

French nobles were responsible for payment of vingtième, which resembles what modern-day tax?

The____ allowed a more certain food supply & enabled more kids to survive to adulthood.

Defensive alliance preventing the entry of foreign troops into the German states was the ______

In 18th Europe, the nobility consisted of approximately ________ of the population.

The Dutch exemplified which of these responses to population growth?

Robert Andrews and His Wife illustrates what traditional linkage of the Old Regime?

What event probably marks the start of the age of the ghetto?

Who was permitted to hunt for game according to traditional ways of the Old Regime?

In the 1700s, being a servant was generally _________.

Between 1600 and 1750, the cities that grew most vigorously were ________.

French nobles were divided between nobles “of the sword” and nobles “of the ________.”

Women were particularly vulnerable to disease and death resulting from ________.

In which of these would you be most likely to encounter small, nuclear households?

Which analogy makes an accurate connection?

What industry pioneered the Industrial Revolution?

Considering the impact of the Industrial Revolution on the lives of women:

What persuaded people to bathe regularly toward the middle of the eighteenth century?

Frederick II’s invasion of Silesia offset the continental balance of power and ________.

For girls that became servants, this work was generally ________.

In the 18th century and thereafter, the Jewish population of Europe was concentrated in _____.

The first slaves traded in the transatlantic economy, in the 16th century, landed in _____.

In preindustrial Europe, the dominant concern of married women was ________.

How did the North American colonies impact the Industrial Revolution?

How were Jewish children singled out for persecution?

British leadership in the Industrial Revolution is largely due to _________.

The single largest free-trade area in Europe during the eighteenth century was ________.

Due to a scarcity of labor, these nations were 1st to quickly turn to importing African slaves:

The heart of the eighteenth-century colonial rivalry in the Americas lay in________.

In the 1700s,urban riots were generally ________. 

The aristocratic resurgence was a sign that the _________.

The Treaty of Aix-la-Chapelle, 1748,resulted in which of the following?

 The rapid growth of capital cities between 1600 and 1750 was tied to what other development?

The economic basis of eighteenth-century life was ________. 

For eighteenth-century Europeans rights were usually ________rights.

The price of Russian rulers’ concessions to the nobles of Russia was ________.

The first engine using steam power was invented by ________.

What did the introduction of maize and the potato represent for Eastern Europe?

Most Europeans in the 1700s took part in the _________economy.

The use of wet nurses was ________.

The philosophy of John Locke contributed to the rhetoric surrounding which war?

The leader of the brutally suppressed Russian rebellion in 1773 and 1775 was ________.

The Polish szlachta,compared to the English nobility, were ________.

Balance of power upset when Prussia’s King Frederick II seized Austrian province of ___.

The Russian Charter of the Nobility was issued by ________.

The bourgeoisie was the ________ class.

Landlords considered Russian serfs to be ________.

Factory production of purely cotton fabric was made possible by the invention of the ________.

The War of Jenkins’s Ear was fought by England to block incursions on British trade by ______.

 What were the effects of the Yorkshire Association Movement?

The following was a clearly defined long-term result of the shift in female employment:

During the 18th century, bread prices ________.

The Industrial Revolution came first to ________.

 Maria Theresa’s great achievement was ________.

The intendants used by Charles III amounted to an expansion of _________.

The steam engine was revolutionary because it_________.

What inventor became famous for using an iron plow and planting wheat with a drill?

Economy of a household developed on farms, in artisans’ workshops, & in small merchants’ shops.

The Yorkshire Association Movement was started in England to ________.

In the 1700s, the middle classes were distinguished from the nobility by _________.

What crop, more than any other increased the early demand for slave labor?

The following factor allowed European nations to exert influence/dominance over much of world:

 Black slaves had the fewest legal protections in ________areas. 

The largest single group in eighteenth-century cities was composed of ________.

The smallest, wealthiest, and best-defined aristocracy resided in ________.

The leader of the Yorkshire Association Movement was ________.

The term “Old Regime” has come to refer to the ________.

Much credit for Britain’s victory in the Seven Years’ War should go to ________.

Which of these is generally related to neolocalism?

Why did middle-class people show an increased interest in Wedgwood’s fine porcelain?