| A | B |
|---|
| Latin America | does not include Canada or the United States |
| Haiti | the first colony in Latin America to win independence from a European nation |
| Hispaniola | island where the French colony of Haiti was located |
| Toussaint L'Ouverture | slave who led a revolution against the French in Haiti |
| Simon Bolivar | his army liberated most Spanish colonies in South America |
| Jose de San Martin | his army liberated Argentina and Chile |
| Agustin de Iturbide | his army won Mexico's independence from Spain |
| wealthy landowners | the only people who could vote before reforms were made in Britain |
| women | the last people to earn the right to vote in Britain |
| Reform Bill of 1832 | it gave more men the right to vote in Great Britain |
| Congress of Vienna | tried to return Europe to monarchy, as it was before the French Revolution happened |
| balance of power | rulers at the Congress of Vienna wanted to create this to prevent future wars |
| Protests/Rebellions | occured as a result of the Congress of Vienna |
| nationalism | a feeling of pride in one's nation |
| nationalists | said that foreigners should have no say/control over a nation |
| liberals | opposed the return of absolute monarchs and wanted the ideals of the French Revolution returned to Europe |
| French Revolution | its ideas include written constitutions, the right to vote, elected assemblies, and freedom of religion/speech |
| Giuseppe Garibaldi | his army conaquered much of Italy, and as a result, Italian states become united |
| Otto Von Bismarck | united Germany through "blood and iron" (war) |
