| A | B |
|---|
| members of the Harmonious Fists, anti-foreign group in China | the Boxers |
| status symbol in China for women | foot bindings |
| Japanese corporations that dominated the economy | zaibatsu |
| location for the Suez Canal | Egypt |
| Bourgeoisie belonged to this estate in the Estates General | Third |
| Motto of the French Revolution | Liberty, Equality, and Brotherhood |
| Foundation for a constitutional monarchy in England | The Bill of Rights |
| Invasion of England by William of Orange | Glorious Revolution |
| Most important of the 7 legal codes of Napoleon | Civil Code |
| Birthplace of the Industrial Revolution | England |
| Belief that people should be as free as possible from government | Liberalism |
| postimpressionist painter who described art as a spiritual experience | Van Gogh |
| idea that people should be tried according to the laws of their homeland not their colonies | extraterritoriality |
| When the emperor's power was restored when the samurai overthrew the Tokugawa shogunate | Meiji Restoration |
| Formed by outside forces who unified the regions they conquered | Spheres of Influence |
| The Last Emporer | Henry Pu yi |
| Bosnia,Gavrilo Princip, and The Black Hand are associated with this | Causes of ww1 |
| The Lusitania, The Zimmerman Note, and unrestricted submarine warfare are all associated with this | US reason to enter ww1 |
| Russia, France and Great Britian were originally | Allied Powers |
| Promised Mexico control of SW USA when Germany won the war | Zimmerman Note |
| Expressed British sympathy for a Jewish national homeland in Palestine | creation of Israel |
| Included Wilson, Clemenceau, Orlando, and George | the Big Four |
| "The Great War","The War to end all Wars" and "total war" | names for World War I |
| The treaty to end WWI and was never signed by the USA | Treaty of Versailles |
| Woodrow Wilson's plan to mantain peace after WWI; Unable to do what it was designed to do and not accepted by all countries | League of Nations |
| Tried to decrease the sale and consumption of alcohol in the 1920s in the US | Prohibition |
| Protested British laws by using methods of civil disobedience | Ghandi |
| Purpose of group- To control production and exportation of petroleum products | OPEC |
| Believed that China could achieve a classless society by creating an ongoing atomosphere of revolution | Mao Zedong |
| Student demonstrations here sought the resignation of Communist party leaders | Tiananmen Square |
| 38TH Paraleel marks the boundary between these two nations | North Korea and South Korea |
| The oppressive military regime known as the Khmer Rouge ruled in theis country | Kambodia |
| The military conflict over the Fal | British and Argentina |
| This country has suffered in stability due to the international drug trade | Columbia |
| this nation held American hostages for over a year | Iran |
| Period of relaxed tension between the US and the USSR | Detente |
| Country associated with Thatcherism | England |
| Founder of national trade union, Solidarity, in Poland | Walesa |
| Detente ended when the USSR invaded this country | Afganistan |
| US fears spread about communism with this nation became communist | China |
| This document sought to create a military alliance between the USSR and various Eastern European nations | The Warsaw Pact |
| This agreement sought to establish trade guidelines between the US, Mexico, and Canada | NAFTA |
| This province has voted to not secede from Canada | Quebec |
| Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI) dominated this country | Mexico |
| Economic theory in which the decisions are made for the common good of society | socialism |
| Hitler's "final solution" | Holocaust |
| Purpose was to create a national Jewish state in Palestine | Balfour Declaration |
| Purpose was the genocide of the Jewish people | Final Solution |
| Government of, by, and for the people | democracy |
| Document that gave aid to tnations threatened by the expansion of communism | Truman Doctrine |
| US senator that led an anti-communist campaign in the 1950s | Joesph McCarthy |
| Person who inspired MLK Jr.'s nonviolence and passive resistance | Gandhi |
| Led the People's Liberation Army on the Long March in China | Mao Zedong |
| Mohandas Gandhi's march to the sea to protest new British taxes and restrictions on salt | Salt March |
| When the stock market crashed in 1929 sending shock waves around the world causing low economic activity and high unemployment | Great Depression |
| President responsible for the New Deal | Roosevelt |
| President blamed for many conditions during the Great Depression | Hoover |
| "Date that will live in Infamy" | December 7, 1941 |
| President who gave orders to bomb Hiroshima and Nagasake | Harry S. Truman |
| Economic theory that glorifies the state, aggressive nationalim and condemns democracy | Facism |
| Economic theroy that allows for a free market, consumers making decisions and allows private ownership of businesses | Capitalism |
| A movement to reassert Muslim identity and values | Fundamentalism |
| This nation has a "one child" policy | China |
| This writing led to an increased awareness of ecology and the dangers of the environment | Silent Spring |
| Countries that have mainly a farming economy with little technology | Developing Countries |
| similarity between the Sci. Revolution and Enlightenment | Human Reasoning |
| result of the Opium War in China | Spheres of Influence |
