History Unit 26

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Spurred by the demands of the people, _A_ _B_ and _C_ underwent democratic reforms
A- Great B- Britian C- France
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What is suffrage
the right to vote
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What political reforms expanded democracy for men in Britain?
1832- middle class can vote

1867- working class can vote

1884- rural men can vote
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Why did the women's suffrage movement in Great Britain become more militant? Who led it?
they wanted to draw more attention to women suffrage

Emmeline Pankhurst
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What is anti-Semitism?
prejudice against Jews
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What was the Dreyfus affair?
The battleground for people who wanted the monarch or military to rule v.s. those who don’t
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Persecution of _A_ was severe in Eastern Europe. The long history of exile and persecution led them to work for a homeland in *_B_*
A- Jews

B- Palestine
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Britain allowed self-rule in *_A_*, _*B_* and *_C_* but delayed it for _D_
A- Canada

B- Australia

C- New Zealand

D- Ireland
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What conflicts caused problems for Canada?
Religious and cultural differences
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What were 2 major reforms urged by the Durham report?

1. Upper and Lower Canada should be a province
2. British immigration should be encouraged
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What are the Native people of Australia called?
Aborigines
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How did Britain Begin to colonize Australia in 1789?
They convicted criminals and established a penal colony (place were sentences are served)
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What was the first country to allow women to vote?
New Zealand
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What are the main countries to which the Irish emigrated during the famine from 1845-1851? What caused the famine?
United States, Britain, Canada, Australia

A plant fungus ruined the potatoes
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Many Irish wanted _A_ _B_ which meant they have local control over internal matters only. After much delay, Britain finally granted it, but only to _C_
A- Home

B-Rule

C- North
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The United States expanded across _A_ America and fought a _B_ war
A- North

B- Civil
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What is the manifest destiny?
the idea that the United States had the right to rule North America from the Atlantic to Pacific Ocean
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What territory did the Mexican American War open up to American settlers?
most of the southwest and California
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Why was the issue of slavery in the United States so divisive?
people thought it was right while other thought it was wrong and many disagreed with Abraham Lincoln
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in 1863, what document declared that all slaves in the Confederate states were free?
Emancipation Proclamation
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How did the Civil War speed up America’s Industrialiazation?
the need for goods to be produced and distributed faster
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As settlers moved west, congress authorized money to build a transcontinental *A*. When completed in 1869, it carried linked *_B_ to the eastern United States*
A- Railroad

B- California
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Breakthrough in _A_ and _B_ transformed daily life and _C_
A- Science

B- Technology

C- entertainment
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Name 3 inventors and what they invented

1. Thomas Edison- Light bulb
2. Alexander Graham Bell - telephone
3. Henry Ford- automobile
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What effects did the assembly line have on production costs?
It made it cheaper due to less time to make items
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What was Darwin’s principle of natural selction?
The population grows faster than the food making only the fittest able to survive
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What social science deals with the study of the human mind and behavior? Name two pioneers in this field and what they believed?
Psychology

Ivan Pavlov- the human mind had unconscious actions to things that could be changed by training

Sigmund Freud- unconscious minds drive how people think and act and that shapes behavior
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What is mass-culture?
the appeal of art, writing, music, and entertainment to large audiences
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What are 3 popular mass-culture leisure activites.

1. music halls
2. movies
3. sports
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The rise _A_ _B_ improved communications and made workdays _C_ which left more time for _D_ activities and a demand for mass entertainment activities
A- mass

B-culture

C- shorter

D- leisure