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| BEFORE THE PASSAGE OF THE REFORM BILL OF 1832, THE PERCENTAGE OF THE BRITISH POPULATION THAT HAD VOTING RIGHTS WAS ABOUT: | 5% |
| THE REFORM BILL OF 1832 LOWERED THE PROPERTY REQUIREMENTS FOR VOTING IN ORDER TO GIVE VOTING RIGHTS TO: | WEALTHY MIDDLE CLASS MEN |
| PEOPLE'S CHARTER OF 1838: | SUFFRAGE FOR ALL MEN AND ANNUAL PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS |
| DEMOCRATIC REFORMS IN GB CHANGED THE GOVERNMENT BY: | ADULT MALES GAINED THE RIGHT TO VOTE, BRITISH MONARCHS WERE SYMBOLIC RULERS, POLITICAL POWR SHIFTED TO THE ELECTED HOUSE OF COMMONS |
| WHAT FORM OF GOVERNMENT DID FRANCE ADOPT IN 1875? | REPUBLIC |
| THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT OF THE 1800'S AND EARLY 1900'S WERE CHARACTERIZED AS: | UNSTABLE |
| ALFRED DREYFUS WAS UNJUSTLY ACCUSED OF: | SELLING MILITARY SECRETS |
| ZIONISTS: | JEWS WHO WORKED FOR A HOMELAND IN PALESTINE |
| MOST PROTESTANTS OPPOSED THE IDEA OF HOME RULE IN: | IRELAND |
| TERMS OF THE ACT OF UNION: | IRELAND LOST ITS OWN LEGISLATURE AND INSTEAD SENT REPRESENTATIVES TO LONDON |
| THE CATHOLIC EMANCIPATION ACT ALLOWED CATHOLICS IN THE UNITED KINGDOM TO: | HOLD PUBLIC OFFICE |
| GREAT BRITAIN ESTABLISHED A PENAL COLONY IN AUSTRALIA, WHY? | TO RELIEVE OVERCROWDED ENGLISH PRISONS |
| DOMINION: | COUNTRY WAS DOMESTICALLY SELF-GOVERNING BUT PART OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE |
| THIS INFLUENCED THE FORMATIONS OF UPPER AND LOWER CANADA: | CULTURAL CONFLICTS BETWEEN THE BRITISH AND FRENCH |
| EASTER RISING OF 1916 ULTIMATELY: | AROUSED WIDER POPULAR SUPPORT FOR THE IRISH NATIONALIST MOVEMENT |
| MOST IRISH EMIGRANTS WENT HERE DURING THE GREAT FAMINE: | UNITED STATES |
| GREAT FAMINE WAS A TIME OF WIDESPREAD STARVATION IN IRELAND CAUSED BY THE DESTRUCTION OF: | POTATO CROPS |
| QUEEN VICTORIA WAS MOST SIGNIFICANT FOR: | RULING DURING THE PEAK OF BRITISH IMPERIAL POWER FOR MORE THAN 63 YRS. |
| VALUES OF HONESTY AND RESPECTABILITY, EMBODIES BY QUEENVICTORIA AND THE ROYAL FAMILY, WERE ADOPTED BY: | BRITISH UPPER-MIDDLE CLASS |
| MAJOR PURPOSE OF THE CORN LAWS: | PROTECT THE INTERESTS OF BRITISH GRAIN PRODUCERS |
| WHAT EFFECTS DID THE MAJOR INVENTIONS OF THE 19TH CENTURY HAVE ON PEOPLE'S LIVES IN INDUSTRIALIZED NATIONS? | CAR, TELEPHONE AND ELECTRICITY HELPED EASE WAYS OF LIVING |
| A POLITICAL REFORM THAT OCCURRED IN NEW ZEALAND IN 1893: | WOMAN'S SUFFRAGE |
| AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND BECAME DOMINIONS OF GREAT BRITAIN BECAUSE: | THEY WANTED THE PROTECTION OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE |
| MAORI ARE: | POLYNESIAN PEOPLE THAT SELLED IN NEW ZEALAND |
| BENJAMIN DISRAELI | LEADER OF THE CONSERVATIVE PARTY IN GB WHO TWICE SERVED AS PRIME MINISTER |
| WILLIAM GLADSTONE | LEADER OF THE LIBERL PARTY IN GB |
| DANIEL O'CONNELL | IRISH NATIONALIST LEADER WHO FOUGHT FOR THE CATHOLIC EMANCIPATION ACT |
| CHARLES DARWIN | DEVELOPED THE THEORY OF EVOLUTION |
| HENRY FORD | MADE USE OF THE ASSEMBLY LINE |
| LOUIS PASTEUR | DEVELOPED THE GERM THEORY |
| THOMAS EDISON | INVENTED THE LIGHT BULB |
| ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL | INVENTED THE TELEPHONE |
| MARIE CURIE | PARTICIPATED IN IDENTIFYING AND NAMING RADIOACTIVITY |
| MARCONI | INVENTED THE FIRST RADIO |
| WILBUR WRIGHT | HELPED TO INVENT THE FIRST AIRPLANE |
| IVAN PAVLOV | BELIEVED THAT HUMAN ACTIONS WERE OFTEN UNCONSCIOUS REACTIONS TO EXPERIENCES AND COULD BE CHANGED BY TRAINING |
| SIGMUND FREUD | CREATED PSYCHOANALYSIS, BASED ON THE IDEA THAT THE UNCONSCIOUS MIND HAS A POWERFUL INFLUENCE ON BEHAVIOR |
