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2. Locke’s three basic natural rights

3. Life, Liberty, Property

4. According to Enlightenment thinkers, the source of authority, or the power of government, comes from…

5. The People

6. This is the Enlightenment concept that citizens should be able to choose their own government

7. Popular Sovereignty

8. This is the French document that was influenced by the Declaration of Independence

9. Declaration of the Rights of Man

10. Locke and Rousseau believed that power comes from people entering into one of these with their government

11. Social Contract

12. This social group grew dramatically during the industrial revolution

13. Middle Class

14. True or False: The industrial revolution narrowed the gap between the rich and the poor

15. False

16. The three factors of production

17. Land, Labor, Capital

18. Identify two of the short term effects of the industrial revolution on the living conditions in Great Britain

19. Lower Standard of Living, Low Wages, Overcrowding, etc.

20. This person warned of a growing class conflict because of the industrial revolution and forecasted an uprising of the working class

21. Karl Marx

22. Poem that urged the United States to take up the responsibility for colonizing the world

23. “White Man’s Burden”

24. True or False: Imperialism led to increased competition between European nations

25. True

26. Identify two of the positive effects of European imperialism upon Africa

27. Better Meds, Higher Standard of Living, Education, Modernization

28. Give one example of how an undeveloped country could accept imperialism, and one example of how a country could resist imperialism

29. Japan modernized and imperialized; China fought back

30. This event aimed to set the rules for imperialism and to have countries recognize the land holdings of other countries

31. Berlin Conference

32. Terms for the four main causes of WWI – they are abbreviated as follows: MAI N

33. Militarism, Alliances, Imperialism, Nationalism

34. Policy that Great Britain and France unsuccessfully used to block Hitler’s aggression

35. Appeasement

36. Terms for an official ceasefire between warring nations

37. Armistice

38. Identify two of the provisions of the Treaty of Versailles that would have angered Germany

39. Reparations, give up colonies, blame for the war, reduce army

40. Two countries that switched sides during World War II

41. Italy and Russia

42. German city that provided the first real showdown between the U.S. and the Soviet Union

43. Berlin

44. Idea that if one country fell to communism, neighboring countries would fall as well

45. Domino Theory

46. Policy that the United States would aid any country trying to resist communism

47. Truman Doctrine

48. This mutual defense organization was the Russian version of NATO

49. Warsaw Pact

50. Give two specific examples of the United States using the policy of containment

51. Korea, Vietnam, Marshall Plan, Berlin

52. Many colonies received their independence following what event

53. WWII

54. This was the technological competition between the U.S. and the Soviet Union during the 50’s and 60’s

55. The Space Race

56. These two countries ended up bickering over their concept of communism

57. China and USSR

58. True or False: The United States got involved in the Balkan region of southern Europe in the 1990’s after reports of ethnic strife and genocide

59. True

60. This term refers to the “thawing” of relations between the U.S. and the Soviet Union during the 1970’s

61. Detente