1. Democracies Unit 3 Chapters 8, 10, & 12 Mrs. Tucker World History Victor Valley High School

2.  Peninsulares  Creole  Mulatto  Russification  Junker  Realpolitik  Kaiser  Conservative  Liberal  Zionists  Radical  Nation-State Vocabulary Terms

3. Your DefinitionIcon/GraphicPicture/ Chart/Diagram TERM Example/Synonyms Non-Example ListAntonyms/ Opposite List Frayer Method

4. People born in Spain, small small percentage of population special rank and privileges; SpaniardsColonists Peninsulares

5. Spaniards born in Latin America & lower rank; Colonialist-bornEuropean-Born Creole

6. Persons of mixed European and African ancestry; Mixed-OriginEuropeans or Africans Mulatto

7. Forcing Russian culture on all ethnic groups in Russian Empire; autocracy, orthodoxy and ‘Russian-ness’ Forced CultureDiversity Russification

8. Prussia’s strongly conservative, wealthy landowning class; Landownerlandless Junker

9. “Politics of Reality” tough power politics with no room for idealism. RealistIdealist Realpolitik

10. Emperor of Germany or the Second Reich; Wilhelm IPresident Wilhelm IIPrime Minister Kaiser

11. Usually wealthy property Owners and nobility who want to preserve the traditional monarchies of Europe; Traditional Liberal, Radical Conservative

12. Mostly middle-class business leaders and merchants who wanted more power to parliaments, with only educated and landowners would vote; ReceptiveConventional Liberal

13. Favored drastic change to extend democracy to all people – believed that all governments should practice ideas of liberty, equality, and fraternity/brotherhood; ExtremeModerate/Conservative Radical

14. One who is for the Movement for a Jewish homeland, most likely in Palestine; Theodor HerzlOrthodox Jews Zionists

15. Sovereign state made up of a land and people who share similar history, culture, religion, and language; GreeceRussian Empire GermanyAustria-Hungary Italy Nation-State