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World History Study Guide from 1648 (view source)
Revision as of 15:56, November 16, 2011
, 15:56, November 16, 2011→Regular/non-honors study terms
|[[David Ricardo]]
|[[David Ricardo]]
|(1772-1823) British political economist who wanted to support more trade between nations; known as one of the most influential classical economists.
|(1772-1823) British political economist who wanted to support more trade between nations; known as one of the most influential classical economists.
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|[[David Livingstone]]
|Scotsman who explored central Africa in the late 1860s to find the source of the Nile.
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|[[England]]
|[[England]]
|An imperialistic nation-state based out of the British isles off the coast of Europe. England was also the largest non-contiguous empire in history.
|An imperialistic nation-state based out of the British isles off the coast of Europe. England was also the largest non-contiguous empire in history.
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|[[Emilio Aguinaldo]]
|Led a rebellion against the U.S. to establish freedom in the Philippines in 1899.
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|[[Emiliano Zapata]]
|[[Emiliano Zapata]]
|[[Glorious Revolution]]
|[[Glorious Revolution]]
|Revolution that took place in England in the year 1688. Replaced King James II of England with a Anglican King and Queen, William and Mary.
|Revolution that took place in England in the year 1688. Replaced King James II of England with a Anglican King and Queen, William and Mary.
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|[[Imperialism]]
|The practice of one nation controlling another nation, territory, or a group of people.
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|[[Impressionism]]
|[[Impressionism]]
|[[Muhammad Ali Pasha]]
|[[Muhammad Ali Pasha]]
|(1769-1849) Albanian commander in the Ottomon army; regarded as the founder of modern Egypt.
|(1769-1849) Albanian commander in the Ottomon army; regarded as the founder of modern Egypt.
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|[[Opium]]
|Drug that the British sent in large amounts to China. Was one of the causes of the great Taiping Rebellion.
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|[[Capitalism]]
|[[Capitalism]]
|Louis XVI was the king of France from 1774 to October 1792. On August tenth during the French Revolution he was arrested. He was tried and found guilt of high treason. He was then executed by the guillotine on 21 January 1793.
|Louis XVI was the king of France from 1774 to October 1792. On August tenth during the French Revolution he was arrested. He was tried and found guilt of high treason. He was then executed by the guillotine on 21 January 1793.
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|Slavery
|[[Matthew Perry]]
|Helped to break the isolation of Japan by sailing into Edo harbor and helped the Treaty of Kanagawa to be signed in 1854.
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|[[Slavery]]
|the state or condition of being a slave; a civil relationship whereby one person has absolute power over another and controls his life, liberty, and fortune
|the state or condition of being a slave; a civil relationship whereby one person has absolute power over another and controls his life, liberty, and fortune
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