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Chapters 21-22 Test Review

Prelude and Aftermath of Revolution

American Revolution

French Revolution

Industrial Revolution

Impact of Industrial

Revolution

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Two wars that caused debt crises in Europe early 18th century.

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French-Swiss intellectual whose ideas asserted that the

consent of the people is necessary for effective rule.

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Two monarchs who were known as Enlightened Despots because they

supported Enlightenment ideals

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Name and social class of revolutionary leader who got the colony of Saint

Domingue its freedom.

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Four countries that revolted during the Revolutions of 1848.

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Two pieces of British colonial legislation that angered colonists.

Site of British defeat that ended war in 1781.

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Treaty that ended American Revolution in 1783.

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First constitution of the United States in 1781.

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Second non-violent revolution in May 1787.

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Social group that accounted for 80% of French population pre-revolution.

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Agreement by Third Estate not to disband as National Assembly until

demands met in 1789.

Radical period in which 40,000 lost their heads due to Robespierre.

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Two islands on which Napoleon was exiled.

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Four countries that made up the Congress of Vienna 1815.

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Country where first Industrial Revolution started.

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Person who created the concept of division of labor.

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Three inventions that transformed the textile

industry.

Invented the first practical steam engine.

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Two transportation innovations that James Watt’s invention led

to.

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Two new diseases that industrialization created.

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Philosophy promoted by Adam Smith in Wealth of Nations.

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Philosophy that believed Scientific Method could solve social issues.

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Name of British ship with an iron hull that terrorized China.

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Leader of Egypt who tried to modernize to prevent British economic dominance there.

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This concept justified the removal of middle class women from the

business world.

Prelude and Aftermath of Revolution

American Revolution

French Revolution Industrial Revolution

Impact of Industrial Revolution

War of Spanish Succession

Seven Years War

Stamp Act

Navigation Acts

Proclamation 1763

Peasants Britain Rickets and Cholera

Jean-Jacques Rousseau

Yorktown Tennis Court Oath

Josiah Wedgewood

Laissez-faire

Joseph II, Charles III,

Catherine the Great, Frederick

the Great

Treaty of Paris Reign of Terror Spinning Jenny

Power Loom

Waterframe

Mule

Cotton Gin

Positivism

Slave and Toussant

D’Ouverture

Articles of Confederation

Elba and St. Helena

Thomas Newcomen

Nemesis

Italy, Hungary, Germany,

France, Austria

Constitutional Convention

Austria, Russia, Britain, Prussia

Steam ships

Locomotives

Muhammad Ali