ERA 6 Test Flashcards

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How long was ERA 6?

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175 years

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Which three revolution took place?

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American

Haitian

French

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What is a Nation State?

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A large sovereign country, usually people of same or similar ethnicity.

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What was the Industrial Revolution?

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A shift from human produced labor and goods to machine produced labor and goods.

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What (THREE) things allowed for the Industrial Revolution to occur?

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Science

Coal

Steam Engine

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What was Economic Revolution

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  1. New empires gained colonies from all over the world.
  2. Good for the Empires - Brought in wealth, riches, and prestige.
  3. Bad for the colonized areas. Repressed freedoms & exploited.
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What is Communism?

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a society in which all property is publicly owned and each person works and is paid according to their abilities and needs. FORCED EQUALITY

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What is Capitalism?

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An economic and political system in which a country’s trade and industry are controlled by private owners for profit, rather than by the state. FREEDOM

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What was the Enlightenment?

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Time where major scientific breakthroughs were occurring that helped us humans understand the world

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What did Thomas Hobbes believe in?

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People are generally ‘Evil’

Best way of life is having a STRONG GOVERNMENT that controls citizens

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What did John Locke believe in?

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People are generally ‘blank slates’

Humans have THREE natural rights- Life, Liberty, and Property

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What did Jean-Jacques Rousseau believe in?

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We give up our freedom to live in a civilized world

If the majority of people find something to be acceptable then it is.

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What did Montesquieu believe in?

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You can’t let any one person get too much power.

Government’s have Three Powers- Legislative, Executive, and Judicial

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What did Voltaire believe in?

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Criticism of Church

Separation of Church and State

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What did Mary Wollstonecraft believe in?

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If women were given access to the same education as men, there would be no difference in their ability level

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What powered factories to create goods? Industrial

17
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Where does industrialization start?

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Great Britain

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Who invents the Steam Engine?

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Why did Industrialization start in Britain?

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Abundance of convenience coal areas

The Elites were interested in business

Capitalist economic system

Cheap cotton production by African Slaves in North America

Owned colonies in North and South America

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Why didn’t Industrialization start in China?

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Hard to get coal

So many people are able to work, no need of machines

Chinese government didn’t support exploration of the ocean

China focused on defense, not exploration

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What were to consequences of the Industrial Revolution?

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Nations began using their military to colonize and taken over non industrial parts of the world. (Imperialism)

World population shift from rural farms to urban cities

Fossil fuels and carbon emissions byproduct harm the environment

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What is Imperialism?

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The domination by one country of the political, economic, or cultural life of another country or region.

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What is Nationalism?

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The feeling of cultural pride, loyalty, and patriotism to one’s country.

24
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Which countries were imperial powers?

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Great Britain

Germany

Spain

USA

France

Portugal

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What caused Imperialism?
Nationalism Commercialism: desire for new goods Militarism: colonies around the world could be used as military bases Social Darwinism- European races believed they were superior to all other races Desire to spread Western Civilization (force ideas and practices)
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What happened in the Berlin Conference?
Great Britain, France, Italy , and Germany were looking to claim areas. They met in Berlin to agree upon rules for dividing up Africa.
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What is Direct Rule?
Officials from imperial power ruled locals directly
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What is Indirect Rule?
Used local leaders as their agents in governing their colonies
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What were British merchants getting rich by, through selling to the Chinese?
Opium
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What were the Opium Wars?
Opium was a habit forming drug and the British sold great quantities to the Chinese Britain later refused to sell anymore, then they fought. Great Britain won.
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What was the Boxer Rebellion?
"Boxers" attempted to drive Americans out of China. Boxers- group of Chinese that wanted to kick foreigners out.