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Mr. Mayo AP Modern European History
UNIT V JEOPARDY Mr. Mayo AP Modern European History
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100 200 300 400 500 Vocab Leaders People Industrialization Romanticism
Countries Hodgepodge Odds and Ends 100 200 300 400 500 Final Jeopardy
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Strong emotional ties with the medieval period, an emphasis upon the importance of the individual, and a fascination with the grotesque and irrational were all characteristics of ________________. 100
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Romanticism Vocab
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The revolutions, which swept Europe in 1848, had two common denominators, ____________ and liberalism. 200
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nationalism Vocab
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A belief that laws should grow from the participation of the governed, a belief in self-criticism, free speech, and freedom of worship, and people should have as much freedom as possible, in keeping with an orderly society were all characteristics on nineteenth century _____________________. 300
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liberalism Vocab
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“Of man, as of all inferior creatures, the law by conformity to which the species is preserved, is that among adults the individuals best adapted to the conditions of their existence shall prosper most.” This statement by Herbert Spencer reflected his belief in the views of _________________. 400
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Social Darwinism Vocab
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Characteristic of Richard Wagner’s work was the _____________ a melodic theme associated with a given character of element in his story. 500
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leitmotif Vocab
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Between 1809 and 1848, the political life of Europe tended to be dominated by __________________.
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Prince Klemens von Metternich
Leaders
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At the congress of Vienna the concept of the Holy Alliance, whereby all states would follow Christian teachings, was advanced by ________________. 200
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Czar Alexander Leaders
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______________ scored the greatest success of his long career at the Congress of Vienna because as a long-life servant of France, he convinced the victorious powers to accept France as their equal. 300
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Talleyrand Leaders BONUS
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During the reign of _____________ of France the foundation of France’s North African empire was laid with the capture of Algiers.
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Charles X Leaders
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While assuming the dress and manners of a well-to-do businessman, _____________, ruler of the “July Monarchy” did little to expand democracy in France. 400
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Louis Phillipe Leaders
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The romantic and liberal spokesman of Young Italy was ____________.
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Guiseppe Mazzini Leaders
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Class struggle, economic determinism, and the inevitability of communism, were the three laws in history __________ claimed to have discovered. 100
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Karl Marx People
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In _____________’ work Hard Times, he painted a bleak picture of the life of an imaginary growing industrial city of England. 200
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Charles Dickens People
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Seeing himself as the Newton of the social sciences, __________ believed he discovered society’s gravity in attraction passionnelle. 300
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Charles Fourier People
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“What is property?” __________ asked: his answer was “Property is theft.”
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Joseph Proudhon People
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Holding that democracy is a system where the weak unjustly and unnaturally rule the world, ____________ was a spokesman of nineteenth century elitism. 500
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Friedrich Nietzsche People BONUS
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The National Workshops, established briefly after the fall of the July Monarchy, were the idea of _____________.
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Louis Blanc People
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An acceleration of urbanization, pure science tended to give way to applied science, and new tastes in art, literature, and music evolved were all consequences of the ___________ Revolution. 100
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Industrial Industrialization
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One of the most significant contributions of ______________ to industrialization was the concept of standardization and interchangeable parts. 200
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Eli Whitney Industrialization
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In ____________, greater financial stability resulted from the government policy of introducing the principle of limited liability. 300
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England Industrialization
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The first significant advance in the mechanization of agriculture was made by ______________.
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Cyrus McCormick Industrialization
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_________ coal industry was stimulated to increase production by the need for coke in the iron industry, its domestic use in a land short of wood, and its importance in producing steam power. 500
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England’s Industrialization BONUS
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John McAdam, George Stephenson, and _____________ contributed significantly to advances in the area of transportation in the nineteenth century.
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Robert Fulton Industrialization
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The names of Constable, Turner, and Delacroix are closely associated with ________________.
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Romantic art Romanticism
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Hector Berlioz, Mikhail Glinka, and Carl Maria von Weber were all ____________ of the Romantic age.
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composers Romanticism
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The study of medieval literature and the theory of cultural nationalism, or Volksgeist, were stimulated by the works of _______________. 300
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Johann Gottfried von Herder
Romanticism
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An excellent example of the neo-Gothic or Gothic revival in early nineteenth-century architecture is seen in the English __________________. 400
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Houses of Parliament Romanticism
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The view of the historical process as one of conflict between a thesis and antithesis with a resulting synthesis was advanced by _________________. 500
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G.W.F. Hegel Romanticism BONUS
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An attack of the __________ impacted on the potato crops in Ireland with disastrous social and economic consequences.
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“black rot” Romanticism
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While most countries of Europe experienced a population explosion in the nineteenth century, the population in _______ declined. 100
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France Countries
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In the ____________ universal manhood suffrage was achieved in the twentieth century.
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United States Countries
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The geographical compactness of British Isles, significant deposits of the necessary minerals and an ample reservoir of labor all factors in the lead _________ took in the industrialization of society. 300
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England Countries BONUS
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The “Big Germans” versus “Little Germans” issue, which arose at the____________, centered upon the question of whether Austria should be included in a unified Germany.
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Frankfurt Assembly Countries
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The struggle of the Belgians for independence from Holland was successful in part because of the intervention of France and ___________. 400
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England Countries
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The ideological impact of the French Revolution was to be seen in the Decembrist Revolt, which occurred in 1825 in ________. 500
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Russia Countries
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The tensions between Russia and Austria in the Balkans were foreshadowed in the struggle for independence of the _________. 100
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Serbs Odds and Ends
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Efforts of the ruling monarch to enact the ___________ led to the fall of Charles X in France.
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Four Ordinances in 1830 Odds and Ends
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“With the movements in this hemisphere we are of necessity more immediately connected, and by causes which must be obvious to all enlightened and impartial observers.” Those words, from the ____________, came in response to America’s concern over Russian and British intentions in the New World. 300
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Monroe Doctrine Odds and Ends
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In Reflections on Violence, ____________ gave forceful expression to the anarch-syndicalism of Bakunin. 400
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Georges Sorel Odds and Ends
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In ________________’s novel Sybil, he spoke of England as “two nations-the rich and the poor.”
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Benjamin Disraeli Odds and Ends BONUS
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In France the goal of the ___________ was to undo the reforms that had been achieved in the Revolution.
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Ultra Party Odds and Ends
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The announced goal of the Quadruple Alliance was to secure the settlement reached by the _______________. 100
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Congress of Vienna Hodgepodge BONUS
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In The Passing of the Great Race, as well as in the writings of Arthur de Gobineau and Cecil ________, racism could be found.
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Rhodes Hodgepodge
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The National Workshops, established briefly after the fall of the July Monarchy, were the idea of ___________. 200
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Louis Blanc Hodgepodge
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In ____________’ Essay on Population, he held that “population, when unchecked, increases in a geometrical ratio. Subsistence only increases in an arithmetic ratio.” 300
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Thomas Malthus Hodgepodge
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_____________ held that in the third stage of humanity’s evolution, the positivist stage, science would allow man to control the world to his advantage. 400
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Auguste Comte Hodgepodge
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In ________ the Habsburg monarchy was confronted with rebellion on the part of The Magyars, Italians of Lombard-Venetia, and the Czechs. 500
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1848 Hodgepodge
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The ____________ represented a victory for the middle class.
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English Reform Bill of 1832 Final Jeopardy
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