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5. Enlightenment Thinkers, Scientific Rev. & American Rev. French Revolution Industrialization & Nationalism Imperialism in Africa & India Imperialism in Asia & the Pacific 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points Revolutions in the Americas

6. Thomas Jefferson relied on the philosophies of which Enlightenment thinker in writing the Declaration of Independence.

7. Name the two main reasons American colonists fought for independence from Great Britain.

8. The primary author of the U.S. Constitution, often called “the father of the Constitution”

9. Describe one way the Church in Europe responded to the Scientific Revolution.

10. Which French philosopher, who believed in the idea of free speech wrote the following: “I do not agree with a word you say, but I'll defend to the death your right to say it.”

11. What was the cause of the French Revolution?

12. Which of the three Estates was most responsible for the French Revolution?

13. What were French looking for when they stormed the Bastille in July 1789?

14. What was the Congress of Vienna? Five Bonus Points if you name the year it occurred.

15. Name two major defeats for Napoleon’s Grand Army.

16. Who lead revolutions in the Northern part of South America? Hint: There is a South American country named for him.

17. What group of people lead the Haitian Revolution?

18. What class of people in Mexico initially lead the fight for independent Mexico, under the leadership of Padre Miguel Hidalgo?

19. In a Latin America, a person with pure Spanish heritage but who was born in the Americas was called ____________.

20. What was different (from other nations in the Americas) about the way Brazil gained its independence from Portugal?

21. Define Nationalism

22. Describe one impact of the industrial revolution on the working class.

23. Describe one reason the industrial revolution began in England.

24. What is “Urbanization”?

25. Why did industrialization result in the increase in Imperialism?

26. What was the immediate cause of the Sepoy Rebellion?

27. The 1869 completion of what structure vastly increased the geopolitical importance of Egypt?

28. What was the main reason for European imperialism in Africa and Asia?

29. What was the topic of the 1885 Berlin Conference?

30. Describe one reason Ethiopia was successful at resisting European imperialism?

31. Name two places in the Asia-Pacific region where the United States exercised imperialist/expansionist activities.

32. Why did Chinese oppose the opium trade?

33. China responded differently to imperialist efforts by European nations by ___________________.

34. Give one reason for the United State’s decision to engage in imperialist expansion.

35. Describe the Boxer Rebellion.

36. Category: Imperialism in India Make your wager

37. What two religious groups joined together to form the Indian National Congress that helped oust Britain from India?