During the first Industrial Revolution, in the late 1700s, what type of power ran the first machines?
Private ownership of land and business, profit, and free market enterprise are all features of which economic system?
Superiority in what area allowed Europeans to easily colonize Africa?
What was the main cause of urbanization and shifts in population from rural to urban areas?
What was the primary cause for the rise of labor unions in the early 1800s?
Following Napoleon's conquests in Europe, the people now under his control began to experience strong feelings of patriotism and for the sovereignty of their individual nations, which is known as what?
What was the belief that Europeans had a moral responsibility to civilize indigenous peoples around the world?
Which general did the French turn to in order to restore stability in France at the end of the French Revolution?
Why were Western nations interested in China in the nineteenth century?
Many motives for imperialism and colonial expansion existed including: religious, political, and which other motive that involves the obtainment of resources and markets in which to sell finished products?
Shifts in the class structuring of society during the Industrial Revolution was primarily an example of what kind of change: political, economic, social, or religious?
What did Austrian Prince Klemens von Metternich mean when he announced at the Congress of Vienna that he was guided by the principle of legitimacy?
Which system featured workers working long hours, in dangerous conditions, and completing repetitive tasks?
Following the Berlin Conference many of the nations of Europe began competing for territories and colonies around the world, which is known as what?
Equal distribution of land and wealth and public ownership and control of businesses are features of which economic system?
A shift from making goods by hand to the use of machines is known as what?
When imperial powers administered a colony through the native aristocracy and by westernizing the upper-class it was known as what kind of rule?
In which country did the Industrial Revolution begin?
What positive changes to the Japanese economy resulted from the Meiji Restoration in 1868?
What types of leaders (who met at the Congress of Vienna to 'turn back the clock') tried to restore traditional values and counter liberal reforms?
People who want considerable change, reform, and an increase in government participation for the people are known as what?
The results of the Opium War in China were similar to the results of Commodore Perry’s expedition to Japan in that both events increased what in Asia?
British insensitivity to Indian religious customs led to which mutiny in India?
Which two European nations colonized much of Southeast Asia?
One of the first industries to be industrialized by the Industrial Revolution was the textile industry, which produced what?
