The agricultural revolution of the 1700s caused what immediate and long-term effects?

What factors may have motivated reformers to continue their efforts even under the threat of violence?

Compare and Contrast

Discuss the ways in which World War I differed from previous wars.

What effect would "moral diplomacy" have on American foreign policy decisions?

How was Napoleon's Grand Army hampered by the geography of the Russian empire?

Explain the importance of each term, person, or place: anesthetic; enclosure; James Watt; smelt.

Give a description of a reform enacted by the National Assembly through each of these documents: A) the Declaration of the Rights of Man, B) the Civil Constitution of the Clergy, C) the Constitution of 1791.

Explain the importance of each term, person, or place: plebiscite; Napoleonic Code; annex; Continental System; guerrilla warfare; scorched-earth policy; abdicate; Congress of Vienna; legitimacy; Concert of Europe.

In your opinion, how was the war between France and the powers of Europe affected by French nationalism?

What actions were taken, and why, by members of the Third Estate when the Estates-General convened in May 1789?

In what ways was the missionary message of Christianity shaped by the cultures of Asian and American peoples?

Sequence Events

Discuss the events that led to the Boxer Rebellion.

What themes did F. Scott Fitzgerald include in many of his stories?

Describe the major environmental effects of the agricultural revolution and the Industrial Revolution.