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… wars are instigated by major powers that do not become involved in the wars and instead use third parties to fight for them
Proxy
The … War was heavily opposed by many people in the U.S.
Vietnam
Angola was a colony of…
Portugal
The Incan Empire was located in…?
South America
The … was one event that led to the Universal Human Rights Movement
Holocaust
The Mughal Empire was located in…?
India
The Safavid Empire was located in…?
(modern day) Iran
The Ottoman Empire was located in…?
southeastern Europe
The Tokugawa Shogunate was located in…?
Japan
The Aztec Empire was located in…?
Mexico
The Songhai Empire was located in…?
West Africa
The Ottomans were rivals with the…
Safavids
The Safavids practiced…
Shi’a Islam
The Ottoman practiced…
Sunni Islam
The Gunpowder Empires were…
Ottoman, Safavid, and Mughal
Gunpowder Empires relied on…
firearms
After 1450, the European population was recovering from the…
Black Plague
Power across Europe began to…
centralize
What kind of weaponry did empires from 1450-1750 rely on to expand?
gunpowder
The Qing dynasty had … policies against Han Chinese.
restrictive
Buddhism spread to China from…
India
The … Empire was a center for trade between China and India
Srivijaya
The Srivijaya Empire was a Hindu Kingdom in…
Indonesia
From 1200-1450, a big trade route used throughout Eurasia was the…
Silk Road
The Song Dynasty continued Civil Service Exams from the … Dynasty
Tang
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights promoted the life, liberty, and … of people
security
UNICEF was originally started to help children in Europe still suffering from the aftermath of…
World War II
The American Revolution was not a … revolution
social
The Spanish Empire established the … System as a form of hierarchy in Spanish America
Casta
Jews were expelled from Spain and…
Portugal
Jews were accepted in the…
Ottoman Empire
What kind of policies funded the expansion of empires overseas?
mercantilist
The Russian Empire was an … with absolute power
autocracy
Tokugawa Japan had a … government
centralized
Maritime empires had … expeditions to establish territory
naval
Indigenous people were religiously … in America
converted
Contact with nomadic peoples led the Song Dynasty of China to use … from Central Asia
war horses
Christianity was mostly spread by merchants and … who came from sedentary societies
missionaries
European merchants and companies began to grow in power over trade and commerce in…
Asia
Britain crushed the great Indian rebellion, otherwise known as the … Mutiny in 1857.
Sepoy
Class divisions sometimes led to low pay and poor … conditions
working
Class divisions sometimes encouraged … intervention to improve the conditions of the working class
government
Both industrialized and non-industrialized states encouraged the growth of … to lesson class tensions
nationalism
In the Ottoman Empire, … reforms were held to increase nationalism
Tanzimat
The Haitian Revolution was led by…
Toussaint Louverture
The Haitian Revolution was inspired by the … Revolution
French
From 1200-1450, trade was mainly done on…
land
Pax Mongolica protected trade from the … to the South China Sea
Meditteranean
From 1900 and onwards, … corporations began to dominate the economy
multinational
Colonialism and imperialism contributed to the rise of the … in the 20th century
Universal Human Rights Movement
The Industrial Revolution created two new classes, the … and the bourgeoisie
proletariate
The Mughal Empire was known for its architectural contributions, including the…
Taj Mahal
Akbar, a … ruler, was one of the rulers who showed religous tolerance
Mughal
After … gained its independence in 1975, each ethnic group wanted control over the country’s diamonds, leading to a civil war
Angola
The Chinese Civil War was fought between the Chinese Communist Party and the…
Kuomintang
The USSR supported the … during the Chinese Civil War
Chinese Communist Party
North and South Korea remain divided at the … parallel
38th
The Universal Human Rights Movement is a … social movement
nongovernmental
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