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Update [June 8th, 3:41pm]: I would like to say thanks to everyone who already e-mailed answers in. We've had SO many people add to this, you all rock! Please keep e-mailing in your answers! THANK YOU! -- Trying to find a specific question? Hit ctrl and F at the same time, then type in the question number and that should help you.
Since I posted these, if anyone has some of the answers that I don't have listed, it would be greatly appreciated if you e-mailed me (falcoquestions@yahoo.com) some so I can post more. Let's just get this damn thing over with, even though it's not fair in the first place. Either that, or everyone leaves their scantrons blank so he curves and everyone gets a 90. (Yeah right.)
*You don't have to worry about the chart, map, order, timeline or cartoon questions... they should be easy if you have common sense.
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172. Elitism - a few rich people in power
173. They all wanted their own country
174. Ottomans
175. Nationalism
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166. Poor
167. Middle class
168. He was born into slavery in Haiti; general and commander; brought independence to Haiti
169. He was a conservative creole in Mexico; brought Mexican independence
170. Son of Portugese king; brought Brazil independence
171. Mexico
182. Discovered that antiseptics prevented infections
183. Lowered city death-rates but didn't help the poor in any way
214. Germany
222. Canada
223. Won independence with own parliament, prime minister and elected legislature; constitution
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92. The great economy in the city of Florence
102. Ice age dropped sea levels
103. Nguyen Dynasty
104. India
113. Corn
119. Portugal
126. France, Sweden, Austria
127. England
130. Catholics and Protestants
131. Used state control to build and sponsor
132. Parliament
138. Challenge of old ideas because of the need of reforms for social justice
140. The cabinet controlled the govern
158. Steam power
161. He believed a profit could be made by offering good conditions to the employees
181. Electricity
182. Prevention of infections
183. Made cities healthier
188. Unification of Germany
190. Coal/iron and other resources
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213. Started/opened up Japan's trade
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96. He declared himself Supreme Head of the Church of England, making it separate from the rest of the church.
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72. Bugdet balances were abandoned and industrial production was cut in half
73. By controlling small aspects at first, slowly building them up. (Think of the poem he gave us in class called "The Gallow's Tree" or whatever it was)
74. Battle of the Coral Sea
76. Ben Franklin
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52. Portugal took control of Southeast Asia by taking over their trading outposts and rimming southeast seas. Portugal controlled the Spice Trade between Europe and Asia.
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139. Because he wanted to make the people under him happy
141. Queen Elizabeth I
142. Because the British won the war and taxed American colonies
147. Nobles & clergy made up 1% of population working class made up 99%
Working class was ad that the 1% controlled everything
148. Working class
149. Taxing the nobles & clergy
150. All men were "born & remained free & equal in rights"
151. They were afraid
152. It embodied Enlightentmen principles such as the equalty of all citizens before the law, religious tolerance, and advancement on merit
157. New technology
159. Because it fueled steam engines
160. Low wages, long hours, unsafe conditions & constant threat of unemployment
162. Because he said the working class would become more powerful than the Bourgeoisie
163. Crop rotaion & new farm technology
164. Because they were stable and wealthy, in good shape
165. Major new inventions such as, John Kay's flying shuttle and spinning machines
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83. They were desparate
85. Nineteenth century artistic movement the appealed to emotion rather than reason - reflected new bold colors and shaped art
114. Bronze
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27. They didn't
57. Fueled nationalism
59. Mohammed Ali - modernized Egypt
61. Violence and loyalty
64. Pirates
66. Rebuild Europe after Napoleon
67. Haiti Independence in 1804
69. The formation of the Bolsheviks
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58. Voters had a say on the issues
1. Revival of mural painting - portrayed the struggles of the Mexican race
2. Outlawed war in 1928
3. They were too damaged to maintain their colonies
4. El Greco
5. Extremely high pride - spread your culture everywhere
6. United States and Germany
7. Order question
8. Educated their colonies all over the world - White Man's Burden
9. Expressing pride in African roots - French
10. Banks failed, unemployment, businesses failed, stocks failed, suicide
11. Broke up trbies and didn't focus on tribal areas
12. Rules of perspective, humanism and realism
13. Discover more colonies, create and modify maps
14. Huguenots
15. The best way to protect liberty
16. Contstant unrest
17. Improved soap and living conditions/quality
18. High tariffs
19. Nobles and wealthy land owners
20. Dutch
21. They wanted independence
22. Relativity
23. London
24. Nationalism, advance in technology
25. German artist who admired da Vinci
26. Women traded, too...unlike in Europe where it was only men
28. They wanted to keep their land and life
29. Belgium
30. "Worked like dogs" (I hate that stupid phrase, anyone else agree he needs a thesaurus?)
31. Industrialization
32. Voting rights to all working class men
33. They were already prepared with weapons and were modernized and never colonized
34. Nonviolent protest; passive resistance
35. Uses 3D shapes to make patterns
36. Soviet Union
37. Underdeveloped and poor
38. Literacy, reformation, renaissance
39. India
40. They had a huge Navy
41. Executed anyone who betrayed the French Revolution and anyone he didn't like
42. Too many revolts going on
43. Result of the unions; workers have a "voice"
44. Different ethnicities wanted their own nations
45. Kept the price of British grain high
46. Nationalist revolts
47. Type of government China would have
48. Traded freedom for security (How many times have we heard this? 10 or 20 million?)
49. They wanted to colonize the west
50. Paying it all back
51. He thought souls could only be saved by faith
53. High royalty and nobility
54. Italy, Germany, Belgium, Netherlands
55. Britain and United States
56. Middle class
62. Invading Normandy, beating the Axis, Demarcation Day
70. Antisemitism
71. Biting of cartidges; pig and cow fat; sacred to Hindus and Muslims
75. Revolutionized the way people thought of the universe
79. Evoltion from monkeys to man vs. God created all things in 6 days
80. Slavery
87. Soviet Union
88. Graph question
89. Graph question
90. Graph question
91. Graph question
94. Newspapers and bibles printed; religion spread
95. Only can be saved by pure faith alone
97. Map question
98. Map question
99. Map question
100. Map question
106. Map question
107. Map question
108. Map question
109. Map question
110. They were looking for gold and spices
112. Great Britain
117. Nations that export more than they import in order to build their supply of gold and silver
120. It gave American to Great Britain; French and Canadians still lived in America though
121. Timeline question
122. Timeline question
123. Timeline question
124. Timeline question
125. France won; murder, torture, famine
129. Miguel de Cervantes
133. Germany
134. Timeline question
135. Timeline question
136. Timeline question
137. Timeline question
143. Cartoon question
144. Cartoon question
145. Cartoon question
146. Cartoon question
153. Chart question
154. Chart question
155. Chart question
156. Chart question
177. Cartoon question
178. Cartoon question
179. Cartoon question
180. Cartoon question
184. Map question
185. Map question
186. Map question
187. Map question
189. Prussians won the war
191. Struggle between chuch and government in Germany
193. Chart question
194. Chart question
195. Chart question
196. Chart question
202. Chart question
203. Chart question
204. Chart question
205. Chart question
207. Dutch/Portugese
209. Chart question
210. Chart question
211. Chart question
212. Chart question
224. Cartoon question
225. Cartoon question
226. Cartoon question
227. Cartoon question
229. Austria-Hungary
239. Map question
240. Map question
241. Map question
242. Map question
254. Chart question
255. Chart question
256. Chart question
257. Chart question
258. Strikes, protests, middle class wanted democracy and change
261. Chart question
262. Chart question
263. Chart question
268. Map question
269. Map question
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