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Chapter 6 Enlightenment Chapter 7 French Revolution Chapter 9 Industrial Revolution Chapter 11 Imperialism Chapter 13 WWI

He said that governments job is to protect the natural rights of its citizens A.Thomas Hobbes B.John Locke C.Maximilien Robespierre

B. John Locke

Enlightenment thinker who developed idea of Separation of Powers along with Checks and Balances

Baron de Montesquieu

This was a change in thought that attempted to apply the principles of reason and scientific method to all aspects of life

Enlightenment

Name the three Natural Rights as defined by John Locke

Life, Liberty, and Property

In this type of monarchy the King or Queen has unlimited power and seeds to control all aspects of life

Absolute Monarchy

Who were the people of the First Estate? A.The monarch B.Clergy C.Bourgeoisie

B. Clergy

Paris prison that was stormed and signified the end of absolute monarchy in France

Bastille

Jacobin revolutionary who was the leader of the Reign of Terror

Maximilien Robespierre

What were the wealthy middle class of France known as?

Bourgeoisie

What was the period in France where thousands of French citizens were executed known as?

Reign of Terror

Name the three Factors of Productions

Land, Labor, Capital

These people opened new businesses and took on the risks associated with it A.Entrepreneurs B.Socialists C.Workers

A. Entrepreneurs

This person predicted that workers in Industrialized nations would overthrow the owners and create a classless society

Karl Marx

This is the growth of cities and the migration of people into them

Urbanization

This helped spur the Industrial Revolution as more people moved to the cities to find work - they were no longer needed on farms

Agricultural Revolution

How did the Industrial Revolution encourage Imperialism

Need raw materials and markets

These were descendants of Dutch settlers in South Africa

Boers

This African ruler had a large strong army that helped slow European Imperialism in South Africa

Shaka

Belief that one race is superior to others

Racism

Imperialist policy of providing for their needs but not giving them rights – like a father

Paternalism

U.S. President during WWI

Woodrow Wilson

Man who was assassinated that lead to the outbreak of WWI

Archduke Franz Ferdinand

Glorifying military power and the buildup of the armed forces

Militarism

Goal of the 14 Points was: A.Enhance U.S. prestige B.Punish Germany C.Secure a lasting peace

This is the payment of war damages

Reparations