Global history unit 2 test

Estates system

system (Hierarchy) dividing society members (the rich and the poor)

Nationalism

pride for you own country

industrialization

Mass production of goods using machines

Urbanization

migration of people from rural areas to cities

Communism/ Marxism

a system where the government owns all private property

Imperialism

expanding and taking over forgien land for your own empire. Extending your power and influence

Berlin Conference

European powers dividing the continent of Africa. the “scramble for africa”

Meiji restoration

Following the end of feudalism in Japan during 1868, the nation went through rapid industrialization and westernization.

Third estate

The working class in France that started and led the French revolution and ending monarchy during 1789-1799.

Haitian Revolution

The first successful slave revolution against the French colonial rule during 1791-1804 that led to the independent state of Haiti.

Simon Bolivar

The south American liberator that liberated Venezuela, Panama, Columbia, and Ecuador against Spanish rule. 1810-1830

Industrial revolution

A period of time from 1750-1940 where there was a mass production of goods using factories and large-scale innovations occurred.

Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels

Authors of the communist manifesto where it talked about a system where all private property belongs and is owned by the gov. “classless” society.

John Locke

Introduced the enlightenments ideas. helped influence vast revolutions

King Louis XVL

The last king of france that failed to address the concerns of the third estate.

Toussaint L’Ouverture

a former slave who led the Haitian revolution against the French. led the way for Haiti to become the first free black republic in 1804.