1. REVIEW JEOPARDY

2. Latin American Wars of Independence

3. Industrial Revolution

4. Nationalism & Imperialism

5. The Great War

6. Russian Revolution

7. WWII & The Cold War

8. Latin American Independence
Industrial Revolution
Nationalism & Imperialism
The Great War
Russian Revolution
WWII & Cold War
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9. Who led the slave rebellion in Haiti?

10. Toussaint L’Ouvertoure
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11. What was the name of the speech Father Hidalgo called that cried for freedom?

12. El Grito De Delores
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13. Who was the emperor of the republic of Mexico?

14. Augustin Interbide
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15. Name the four classes of the class system in Latin America during this time period?

16. Peninsulares, Creoles, Mestizos, Mullatoes
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17. Who were the two people who liberated Venezuela and Argentina?

18. Simon Bolivar and Jose de San Martin
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19. Who benefitted from Industrialism?

20. The Upper-class and wealthy business leaders
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21. What were the working conditions like during the industrial Revolution?

22. Long hours, low pay, dangerous working conditions and cruel child labor practices
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23. What were the conditions needed for Industrialism to occur first in England?

24. Resources, Economic conditions, New technology, Political and Social conditions
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25. What was the idea of Laissez-Faire economics and who created the idea?

26. Adam Smith Little government influence in economics
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27. What political/economic system did Karl Marx create?

28. Communism & a command economy
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29. What is Nationalism and how can it be both unifying and destructive?

30. A strong feeling of pride in and devotion to one’s country; can bring nations together and become a threat to the survival of the country
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31. What is imperialism and its effects on the nations taken over?

32. The domination of a country over another country in all political, economic, and social aspects, and it sparked rebellions and nationalist movements in the occupied countries
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33. What were the advantages of westernization?

34. These were industrialized nations with powerful armies and strong governments and economies
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35. How did Bismarck use nationalism to make Germany more powerful?

36. He strengthened the Prussian army, annexed several states, and unified Prussia and its states with the common German language.
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37. What was the name of the Dutch settlers that fought for independence with the British in South Africa?

38. The Boers
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39. What is MANIA?

40. Militarism, Alliance system, Nationalism, Imperialism, Assassination in Sarajevo
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41. What two things got America involved in World War I?

42. Sinking of the Lusitania and the Zimmerman telegram
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43. Who was assassinated in Sarajevo? Where were they from?

44. Archduke Franz Ferdinand and his wife Sophie from Austria.
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45. What effects did the Treaty of Versailles have on Germany?

46. Gave them blame and reparations, and took army and territory from them
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47. What was it called when there was a lot of tension in one region and they just needed one battle to ignite war?

48. The Balkan powder keg
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49. Who was the chief advisor to the Czarina?

50. Rasputin
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51. What was the name of Lenin’s followers?

52. Bolsheviks
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53. What was the name of Stalin’s plans to modernized Russia?

54. 5 Year Plans
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55. What was the name of the Republic set up in Germany after WWI?

56. Weimer Republic
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57. What were two of the three precautions taken by the world to preserve peace?

58. The Locarno Treaties Kellogg-Briand Pact League of Nations Return
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59. This was determined by the Yalta Conference

60. The Division of Europe
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61. This was constructed by the Soviets to divide East and West Germany

62. The Berlin Wall
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63. The name given to the geographical buffer between West Europe and the Soviet Union

64. The Iron Curtain
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65. The unification of Germany and Austria was called this

66. Anschluss
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67. The bombing of Dresden and Hamburg was a part of this strategy used by the Allies

68. Total war
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