Final Exam Study Guide - French Revolution to Industrialization

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Flashcards covering the French Revolution, Napoleon, the Congress of Vienna, Unification of Germany and Italy, Russia in the 1800s, and the Industrial Revolution.

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What are some of the Enlightenment ideals that inspired the French Revolution?

Beliefs in reason, equality, and individual rights.

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What was the Estates General?

A meeting comprised of representatives from the three estates to try and solve France's problems.

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What was the Tennis Court Oath?

The National Assembly promised to not stop meeting until a new constitution was made.

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What document, created in August 1789, declared that all men are equal and have equal rights?

Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen.

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What was the Civil Constitution of the Clergy?

A law that put the Catholic Church under the government.

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Define the Girondins and Jacobins political group.

Girondins: Wanted slow changes, Jacobins: Wanted fast changes.

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What was the Reign of Terror?

A violent time where people were being executed for being enemies of the revolution.

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What is a Coup d'état?

A sudden take over of the government by force.

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What was the Napoleonic Code?

A set of laws created by Napoleon that gave rights but also limited freedoms, especially for women.

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Define Meritocracy.

A system where people earn jobs based off of skills and abilities.

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Define Nationalism.

The belief that people who share culture and language should have their own country.

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What were the goals of the Congress of Vienna?

To restore old monarchies and keep peace in Europe after Napoleon.

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What was the Bourbon Restoration?

Restoration of Bourbon family (Louis).

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What was the significance of Bismarck in the unification of Germany?

The Prussian leader who unified Germany using war and smart politics.

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Define Realpolitik.

Bismarck's practical and ruthless approach to politics focused on power.

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Who was Camillo Cavour and what role did he play in Italian unification?

Prime minister of Sardinia, he used diplomacy to help unite Northern Italy.

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What were Czar Alexander II's notable policies?

Freed the serfs in 1861 and tried to modernize Russia.

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Define Russification.

The idea that Russians force their ideas onto other cultures.

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What was the October Manifesto?

A promise by Nicholas II to give more rights and create a parliament called the Duma.

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What is Industrialization?

The change from hand made goods to machine made goods.

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What is the difference between England, Great Britain, and the UK?

England is a country, Great Britain includes Scotland and Wales, and the UK also includes Northern Ireland.

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Define Urbanization.

The growth of cities as people moved there for factories and jobs.

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What is Capital in the context of business?

Money used to start and grow businesses.

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Who was Eli Whitney?

Inventor of the cotton gin.

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What was significant about James Watt's improvements of the steam engine?

It could be used in factories.

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What is Germ Theory?

The idea that tiny organisms cause disease.