Set: Modern World AP- Revolutions: Reloaded

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Latin AmericaAfter affecting France and other European countries, the Enlightenment and nationality affected _____ _____.
cultural; devolutionaryIn 1815, the C.O.V. established borders w/ little regard to _____ boundaries and because of _____ pressures.
Metternich; EuropeIn 1848, the _____ system crumbles and there are revolts all over _____.
Peninsulares_____ were Spanish-born officials who held the top authority in Latin America.
Creoles_____ were European-descended Latins who were the second class and could own land.
Mestizos_____ were a mix between European and Native American.
Mulattos_____ were a mix between European and African people.
Enlightenment; Benjamin FranklinThe _____ began in France, which affected _____ _____ because he went there.
Simón Bolívar_____ _____ was a Creole revolutionary who led revolutions in Latin America.
Expansion diffusionAn innovation or idea develops in a source area and remains strong there while it spreads.
Contagious diffusionA type of expansion diffusion- affects nearly all adjacent populations.
Hierarchical diffusionA type of expansion diffusion- affects only those who are susceptible.
Stimulus diffusionA type of expansion diffusion- spread of an underlying principle/action/reaction (much like the Enlightenment)
Relocation diffusionSpread of ideas/ innovation through the migration of people
Migrant diffusionA type of relocation diffusion- when an idea or innovation originates somewhere & enjoys a strong but brief adoption there (much like the Spanish Flu)
AcculturationLess dominant culture adopts cultural traits of a more distinct culture, but both remain distinct.
TransculturationCultural traits are shared; both function as sources and adopters.
AssimilationProces where one society adopts cultural traits over time after coming into contact w/ another culture.
Toussaint L'Ouverture_____ _____ was a mulatto that led the slave revolt in Haiti.
Yellow fever_____ _____ aided the Haitians in their revolt against the French.
Agustín de Iturbide_____ __ _____ was a Creole who helped gain independence for Mexico.
El Grito de Dolores__ _____ __ _____ was a speech that inspired some Mestizos and Native Americans to resist Spanish rule.
Miguel HidalgoEl Grito de Dolores was given by Father _____ _____.
José MorelosFather _____ _____ was a Mestizo calling for reform in Mexico.
slavery; Mexicans; menJosé Morelos wanted to abolish _____, improve conditions for all _____, and give the vote to all _____.
Emperor Agustín IAgustín de Iturbide took the title _____ _____ __, but was later removed from power.
Republic of MexicoAfter Agustín de Iturbide was removed from power, the _____ __ _____ was established in MEXICO.
United Provinces of Central AmericaAfter Agustín de Iturbide was removed from power, the _____ _____ __ _____ _____ was established in CENTRAL AMERICA.
Costa Rica; El Salvador; Guatemala; Honduras; NicaraguaShortly after the United Provinces of Central America was established, it was destroyed and separate republics were set up for _____ _____, __ _____, _____, _____, and _____. (Alphabetical order)
Tupac AmaruThe strongest challenge to Spanish rule by Native Americans was led by _____ _____.
Napoleon BonaparteWhile Spain was occupied by _____ _____, Simón Bolívar led some revolts.
Bolivia; Ecuador; Peru; VenezuelaBolívar helped to gain independence for _____, _____, _____, and _____. (Alphabetical order)
José de San Martín; Chile_____ __ ___ _____ was a Creole like Bolívar. He helped gain independence for _____.
Charter of French LibertiesWhen the C.O.V. restored Louis XVIII to the French throne, he instated a constitution calld the _____ __ _____ _____.
Ultraloyalists_____ were Louis XVIII's supporters who hated a constitutional government.
Gran ColombiaBefore Bolívar gained independence for certain Central American countries, they were a larger nation called _____ _____.
Charles X_____ __ came to power after Louis XVIII but he abdicated after people revolted because he was an absolutist.
Chamber of DeputiesThe _____ __ _____ selected Louis Philippe to govern France after Charles X abdicated.
citizen kingLouis Philippe was called the "_____ _____" by the people of France.
recessionA _____ is a period of reduced economic activity.
bourgeoisieThe upper _____ flourished under Louis Philippe.
February Days_____ _____ were the days when Louis Philippe abdicated the throne of France and the country was in turmoil.
National workshops_____ _____ were set up during the February Days to help create jobs.
Second French RepublicDuring the February Days, the _____ _____ _____ was established.
June Days_____ _____ were the days when there was fighting because the upper and middle class shut down workshops.
National Assembly; all adult menIn 1848, the _____ _____ of France gave the right to vote to ___ _____ ___, making it the widest suffrage in the world at the time.
plebisciteLouis Napoleon, like his uncle, held a _____ to cast a vote from the French people. An overwhelming amount wanted him to be king.
Napoleon IIILouis Napoleon took the title _____ ___ when he became emperor.
"When France sneezes, Europe catches a cold."Metternich's famous quote about how independence ideas spread quickly. (Add quotes)
Austrian Netherlands; Kingdom of HollandThe C.O.V. united the _____ _____ with the _____ __ _____ under the Dutch king.
Belgium; Netherlands_____ and the _____ separated as a result of support from England and France.
Polish_____ rebels were unsuccessful with their revolts.
RussiaMost of Poland's power went to _____ after the C.O.V.
Louis Kossuth_____ _____ was a Hungarian activist who tried to inflame patriotic feelings in Hungarians. He also led revolts in Budapest.
serfdomHungarians and Czechs called for the end of _____.
Austrian HapsburgsItalians wanted to end the reign of the _____ _____.
uniteLouis Kossuth's attempts at independence failed because the people of Hungary did not _____.
republics; commonalities; language; religionThe Italians set up _____ because they had many _____ such as _____ and _____.
King Frederick William IVPrussian liberals forced _____ _____ _____ __ to agree to a constitution written by an elected assembly.
Frankfurt AssemblyThe first freely elected Parliament in Germany that tried to unify Germany was called the _____ _____.
Prussia; from the gutterThe King of _____ rejects Germany's offer to become their king because he believed that because the offer came from middle-class rebels that it was an offer "_____ ___ _____."
military force; unificationUprisings all over Europe failed because of _____ _____ and because of non-_____.
Irish Potato FamineIn Ireland, the _____ _____ _____ killed 1 million people.
Great Britain_____ _____ owned Ireland at the time of the famine and forced them to export a certain number of goods to G.B.
Famine RebellionThe _____ _____ was the name given to the revolts as a result of the famine.
mass emigrationBecause of the famine in Ireland, there was a _____ _____ of people to other countries.
BalkanGreece and Serbia are part of the _____ Islands.
SerbiansThe _____ were the first people to rebel against the Ottoman Turks.
KarageorgeThe Serb leader _____ led a guerrilla war against the Ottomans. (think of it as two different names)
Milos Obrenovic_____ _____ led the Serbs in a second, more successful rebellion.
Ideologies_____ are systems of thoughts or beliefs.
autonomyBy 1830, the Serbians attained _____ (self-rule) within the Ottoman Empire.
Pyrenees; AlpsIn response to Metternich, a French army crossed the _____ to suppress a Spanish revolt. Austrian forces crossed the _____ to crush revolts in Italy.

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Creator Adamstar88
Created October 21, 2009
Groups PiNe CrEsT sTuDyErS BoCa, PC PPL, PC BEASTS
Subject Modern World AP
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  1. Milos Obrenovic _____ _____ led the Serbs in a second, more successful rebellion. - 15 misses
  2. United Provinces of Central America After Agustín de Iturbide was removed from power, the _____ _____ __ _____ _____ was established in CENTRAL AMERICA. - 13 misses
  3. National Assembly; all adult men In 1848, the _____ _____ of France gave the right to vote to ___ _____ ___, making it the widest suffrage in the world at the time. - 12 misses
  4. El Grito de Dolores __ _____ __ _____ was a speech that inspired some Mestizos and Native Americans to resist Spanish rule. - 12 misses
  5. Ultraloyalists _____ were Louis XVIII's supporters who hated a constitutional government. - 11 misses
  6. King Frederick William IV Prussian liberals forced _____ _____ _____ __ to agree to a constitution written by an elected assembly. - 11 misses
  7. Charter of French Liberties When the C.O.V. restored Louis XVIII to the French throne, he instated a constitution calld the _____ __ _____ _____. - 11 misses