Chapters 22,23,24 Flashcards

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Tsar that promoted Russification

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Tsar Alexander III

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To suppress anything “unrussian”

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Russification

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3
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violent mob attacks on Jewish people

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Pogrom

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Enlarged the electorate by granting suffrage for us healthy and well

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Reform Act of 1832

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Longest reign in Britains history, 64 years

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Queen Victoria

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A form of government in which the executive leaders are chosen by parliament and are a part of it themselves

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Parliamentary democracy

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The women wouldn’t eat

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Hunger strikes

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Large estates owned by people whom didn’t live there

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Absentee landlords

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“Great Hunger”

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Irish potato famine

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10
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“Radicals”

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Paris communw

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Alliance w various parties

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Coalitions

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Royalists, ultra naturalists and church officials were charged w undermining France

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Dreyfus affair

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A movement devoted to rebuilding a Jewish state in Palestine

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Zionism

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Americans believed that the nation was destined for to spread across the entire continent, then sea to see

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Manifest destiny

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Legal separation of races

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Segregation

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16
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Reformers pressed for change

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the denomination by one country of the political, economic, or cultural life of another country or region. Motives for new imp. Econ interests , political and military aspirations, religious interests humanitarian efforts superiority complex

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  • refused imperialism
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British were rich because of

20
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Scottish missionary and explorer

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Dr. David livingstone

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A strong feeling of pride in and devotion to one’s country.

22
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He had a policy of “blood and iron.” He was called the Iron Chancellor.

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Otto von Bismarck

23
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a system in which the people as a whole rather than private individuals own all property and operate all businesses.

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are programs to help certain groups of people.

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Social Welfare

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founded a secret society called "Young Italy"
Mazzini
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people who want to abolish all government and usually turn to violence.
Anarchists
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Russian Rulers
Tsars
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Worked with livingstone
Henry Stanley
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Calvinist that were extremely self sufficient
Boer war
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Established Egypt as a modern state
Mohammed Ali
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: the act or custom of a Hindu widow willingly being cremated on the funeral pyre of her husband as an indication of her devotion to him; also : a woman cremated in this way
Sati
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India tired of British administration
Sepoy rebellion
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Brightest jewel n the crown
Britain
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Clear an area of trees
Deforestation
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Occurred because theChinese told Britain that were tired of the drug
Opium war
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Granting equal trade opportunities for all countries
Open door policy on trade
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Define imperialism
Imperialism the denomination by one country of the political, economic, or cultural life of another country or region. Economic interests overseas expanipsion inspired. Access to natural resources, rubber manganese, Political and military aspirations merchant and naval vessels needed ports. Colonies needed for national security. Increased the nations prestige (powerful impression) in the world.
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Bloody Sunday
News of military disasters unleashed pent- up discontent created by years of oppression. Protesters poured into the streets and workers went on strike, demanding shorter hours and better wages. People were going to march to his palace so he fled and called in his troops so when the people saw the palace, they saw they soldiers and gunfire rang out and men and women were killed. They thought that their Tsar had deserted them.