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Period: Nov 7, 1400 to Nov 7, 1500
resurge
aristocratic resurgence -
Period: Nov 7, 1400 to
Rights
People were transitioning more from collective rights to individfual rights, esp. political. -
Period: Oct 30, 1500 to
unbalaced
state and church competing for influence because of new science -
Period: to
unstable
Hobbes vs. Locke -
Period: to
stable
scientists travel between countries often -
Period: to
riots
discontent with statuses -
Period: to
Freedom
Colonies declare freedom -
Period: to
Monarchs against print culture
Censorship rises with the increase in literacy. -
Period: to
Governments
Governments are more open. -
Period: to
Help
Women helped male family members in business. -
Period: to
Extremeism
France gets more extreme as the revolution starts with the Jacobans, then the Geordans, then the Mountains, then regresses with the convention and the national assembly. -
Treaty of Utrecht
established empire's boundries -
Period: to
revolt
slave revolt -
Period: to
taxes
increase -
Period: to
Betrayal
Employed secret police -
Period: to
New Policies
Used generosity flatery and Bribery and issued a general amnesty. -
Period: to
Popular Sovereignty
Governent may only exist with the consent of the governed. -
Period: to
Six areas
Nationalistic pressure occured in Ireland, England, Germany, Austria, Italy, and Poland. -
Period: to
Unification
Many peoples and nations want independence in the unified state. -
Period: to
Government
Liberals wanted a more representative government. -
Period: to
The concert of Europe
Solved mutual foreign policy issues peacefully. -
Period: to
Nationalism
People are bonded by language, customs, culture and history, and so should be tended to by the same government. -
Period: to
Prison
All were housed together. -
Period: to
Philadelphia system
Prisoners kept separate at all times. -
Period: to
The Auburn system
Prisoners only separated at night. -
The Berin Decree
Boycotted British Goods -
Period: to
Vienna
Restored bouborn power in France and hoped to satisfy Napolean -
First congress
Aix-La-Chapelle in Germany -
Period: to
Slavery
anti slavery movement. -
Period: to
Cholera
Struck all classes, making a demand for cleanliness, so people would be happy and not revolt. -
The year of the revolutions
Started by the aristocrats. -
Treaty of Brussels
Belgium, Netherlands, Luxembourg, France, and Britain. -
Transportation
Prisoners sent to New South Wales instead of capital punishment. -
Period: to
Result of the Crimean War
Unstable Europe needs reforms. -
Period: to
Housing
Government sees housing is a growing problem and tried to fix it. -
Period: to
Ghandi
Led India to independence. -
Period: to
New Imperialism
More direct seizure and control of territory. -
Period: to
THe Franco Prussian Was
Argument over Afganistan -
Period: to
Western States
Spread their control over 10 million square miles and 150 million people. 1/5th of the land and 1/10 th of the population. -
Period: to
Scramble for Africa
Everybosy wants a piece of Africa -
Period: to
Cinema
Used as a propaganda tool. -
Versallies
powers gather to settle the dust -
The Kellogg-Briand pact
End of war, as a tool for peace. -
Period: to
World War 2
See everything else from this chapter. -
Soviet German
Nonagression Pact. -
Period: to
The big three
Met in Iran, Crimea, and Berlin to decide things after the war. Democracies were on the rise. -
Period: to
After the war
Peaceful Allied treaties were signed. -
Vietnam War
Vietnam War starts. -
Israel is formed
Israel is formed. -
Period: to
Korean War
North Korea invades South Korea and starts a war. -
NATO
Belgium, Netherlands, Luxembourg, France, Britain, Italy, Denmark, Norway, Portugal, Iceland, Canada, and the U. S. Comecon was also formed. -
Period: to
European Unification
Economic cooperation, became a major force with the creation of the EEC, the EU, and the EFTA. -
Period: to
colonies
decolonization -
Warsaw Pact
Albania, Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia, East Germany, Hungary, Poland, Romania, and the Soviet Union. -
The Suez Intervention
Fighting over the Suez Canal. -
De Gaulle
Helps Algeria become independent. -
Cuban Missile Crisis
Communist Russia supposedly brought missiles into Cuba. -
The Brezhnev Doctrine
Sought to sustain Communist governments. -
Vietnam is united.
Vietnam is united. -
Assassination
Anwar Sadat. -
Period: to
Troops in the Middle East
increase known as the Surge. -
Period: to
NATO bombing
of Yugoslavia.