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World History 116-120, 125-130

Neoclassical Art and Music, Horatio Nelson, Haiti, Napoleon in Russia, Simon Bolivar, Industrial Revolution, socialism, Impressionism, Conservative vs. liberal, nationalism, and social Darwinism.

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Neoclassical Art descriptionA simpler artistic style inspired by the Greeks and Romans.
Meaning of "Neoclassical""new classical"
Style of the "god-kings" of the RennaissanceBaroque (buh-roke)
Classical music started with this form of musicopera
Neoclassical-styled American cityWashington DC
Classical music was centered in this European cityVienna, Austria
Classical composer that acted like a "Papa" to Mozart and BeethovenHaydn
Only European power not conquered by NapoleonEngland
One-eyed British naval AdmiralHoratio Nelson
Where Admiral Horatio Nelson forced Napoleon to retreat.Egypt
Who did Nelson face at TrafalgarSpain and France
Horatio Nelson's last words"Thank God I have done my duty"
He helped slaves take control of HaitiToussant L'Overture
Who said "Do they think that men who have been able to enjoy the blessings of liberty will calmly see it snatched away?"Toussant L'Overture
A slave revolt here gave hope to blacks all over the Americas.Haiti
Name of Napoleon's armyGrand Army
How many soldiers were in Napoleon's army?600,000
What did the Russians do to force France to retreat from MoscowThey retreated, drawing the French further in, and burned everything they left so the French would have no supplies.
How many of Napoleon's soldiers made it back to France after being defeated by Russia?only 30,000
Where Napoleon met his final defeat after escaping jail and returning to Paris.Waterloo
Who defeated Napoleon at Waterloo?A British-led army.
Where Napoleon diedThe island of St. Helena
Creole Venezuelan who fought for independence from SpainSimon Bolivar
Simon Bolivar pushed Spain out of these South American regionsArgentina, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru
Revolutions in America and France influenced independence in Haiti, all over South America, and Mexico. What does this resemble today?The "Arab Spring"
This invention helped the Industrial Revolution begin.The steam engine
The Industrial Revolution began hereEngland's textile mills
Positives of the Industrial RevolutionGoods are produced faster and cheaper. People could afford a higher standard of living. Transportation improved.
Negatives of the Industrial RevolutionCraftspeople were out of work. Factory workers had long hours for low pay. Crowded dirty tenement housing in cities. Small children workers were often killed or injured. Pollution. A relative few gained most of the wealth.
Basic ideas behind SocialismMore even distribution of wealth, businesses owned by the public.
Other inventions of the Industrial Revolution era:Antiseptics, vaccines, telegraph, telephone, light bulb, automobile, airplane, camera.
This invention influenced artists to stop trying to paint realistically, and paint their "impression" of what they saw.The camera.
Architectural symbol of the Industrial Age.The Eiffel Tower
People who resist change and try to preserve traditional waysconservatives
People who support new ways for improving society.liberals
Society's "haves" tend to be:conservative
Society's "have nots" tend to be:liberal
What was the goal of leaders from the "Great Powers" of Europe meeting in Vienna after the Napoleonic Wars?To restore a balance of power in Europe, and prevent any one nation from becoming stronger than the others, which could lead to war.
This is a deep devotion to one's country, placing it above all others:nationalism
Two countries that became unified nations in the mid 1800's:Italy and Germany
Belief that one's own race or culture is superior to others:racism
English scientist who developed theory of evolution by natural selectionCharles Darwin
What is "natural selection?"theory that an animal species may change over time as the best-adapted members survive, and less successful members die out.
How did Darwin's theories get used to justify racism?Rich, white Social Darwinists thought that Darwin's theories proved that they were superior and their wealth was deserved.


Valle Crucis 7th and 8th Grades
Valle Crucis School
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