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Name one Enlightment thinker.
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Name one Enlightment thinker.
Locke, Voltaire, Smith, etc..
What Enlightenment idea is the opposite of 'Divine Right' which says that Monarchs are empowered by God to rule?
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What Enlightenment idea is the opposite of 'Divine Right' which says that Monarchs are empowered by God to rule?
Natural Rights
How is a Presidential democracy different from a Parliamentry democracy?
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How is a Presidential democracy different from a Parliamentry democracy?
President is elected by the people. Prime Minister is chosen by Parliament.
Which Enlightenment ideas lead to democratic revolutions around the world?
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Which Enlightenment ideas lead to democratic revolutions around the world?
Natural Rights
How did the U.S. Constitution and the French Declaration of the Rights of Man reflect Enlightenment ideas?
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How did the U.S. Constitution and the French Declaration of the Rights of Man reflect Enlightenment ideas?
Both documents incorporate 'natural rights' and the belief that citizens are the source of government power.
What happened to cities during the Industrial Revolution?
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What happened to cities during the Industrial Revolution?
Became crowded and unsanitary.
How did industrialization change lives lives of urban children in 18th century England?
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How did industrialization change lives lives of urban children in 18th century England?
Many worked in factories.
Why did unions develop?
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Why did unions develop?
Workers organized to improve working conditions and wages.
Name one negative affect of the industrial revolution.
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Name one negative affect of the industrial revolution.
Overcrowding, dangerous work, growth fo cities, low pay, unsanitary living conditions.
How did industrialization in Europe lead to imperialism in Africa?
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How did industrialization in Europe lead to imperialism in Africa?
Europeans wanted cheap raw materials and markets for finished goods.
What non-economic justification for imperialism did many European nations beileve in?
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What non-economic justification for imperialism did many European nations beileve in?
Belief in Racial/Religious superiority. Racism!
How was Nelson Mandela's election viewed by most Black South Africans?
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How was Nelson Mandela's election viewed by most Black South Africans?
As a positive sign of the end of Apartheid
What is the basic disagreement between Israelis and Palestinians?
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What is the basic disagreement between Israelis and Palestinians?
Competing claims to the same land.
What form of citizen action did Gandhi advocate?
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What form of citizen action did Gandhi advocate?
non-violent civil disobedience
Why was India partitioned?
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Why was India partitioned?
Muslims want independence from India, which was a Hindu majority.
how did widespread unemployment after WWI affect Germany?
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how did widespread unemployment after WWI affect Germany?
It created support for Hitler and the Nazis.
How did the Treaty of Versailles affect the German people?
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How did the Treaty of Versailles affect the German people?
They suffered and were angry due to the military and economic sanctions on Germany.
What are reparations?
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What are reparations?
Payments ordered for the destruction of property and loss of life.
What international organization was created by the Treaty of Versailles?
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What international organization was created by the Treaty of Versailles?
League of Nations
Why did France and Britain follow a policy of appeasement toward Germany?
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Why did France and Britain follow a policy of appeasement toward Germany?
They each suffered greatly during WWI, so they gave in a lot to avoid another war.
Name the two superpowers involved in the Cold War.
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Name the two superpowers involved in the Cold War.
US and USSR
What is the purpose of NATO?
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What is the purpose of NATO?
To protect Western Europe from Soviet / Communist aggression.
The U.S. provided weapons to Israel. The USSR supplied weapons to Egypt and Syria. What was the result of these Cold War policies?
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The U.S. provided weapons to Israel. The USSR supplied weapons to Egypt and Syria. What was the result of these Cold War policies?
Ongoing conflict and violence in the Middle East.
What was the purpose of the Truman Doctrine?
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What was the purpose of the Truman Doctrine?
Containment: to stop the spread of communism.
What kind of econimic system is communism?
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What kind of econimic system is communism?
Command Economy
What is the best number of Nuclear Weapons to have in the world?
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What is the best number of Nuclear Weapons to have in the world?
ZERO!




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