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2nd Semester Final Study Guide
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Consequences of revolutionary changes in the textile industry (728-730)
Things which facilitated the Industrial Revolution (726)
Men who built the European railroads (732)
The Crystal Palace exhibition of 1851 (733)
Friedrich Engels In The Condition of the Working Class in England (742)
Ways which early industrialists received capital (741)
7. The Factory Act of 1833 (746)
8. The world’s first important railroad (732)
9. The Combination Acts of 1799 (749)
10. The Mines Act of 1842 (748)
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The Congress of Vienna (758)
The peace settlement arranged at Vienna (757-758)
The Holy Alliance (759)
Austria & France’s intervention in Spain & Italy (759)
The Carlsbad Decrees (759)
Liberalism (761-762)
Napoleon’s escape (759)
Early French Socialists (764)
Karl Marx & French Utopian Socialism (765)
Laissez faire (762)
Romanticism (766)
Revisions to the Corn Law in 1815 (772)
English Reform Bill of 1832 (772)
The Battle of Peterloo (772)
The repeal of the Corn Laws (773, 775)
Joseph Lister (792)
Decline in working-class church attendance (804)
Edwin Chadwick (791)
Jean-Baptiste Lamarck’s theory of evolution (815)
Poor conditions in early industrial cities (790)
My Secret Life (806)
Miasmatic Theory (791)
Working-class children vs. middle-class children (812)
Freud (811-812)
Comte and the positivist method (813-814)
The discoveries of Michael Faraday (813)
Napoleon III’s economic policies (825)
The Great Reforms in Russia (835)
Causes of the Russian revolution of 1905 (837-838)
Occurrence of events (825)
41. Bismarck’s Kulturkampf (840)
42. Guiseppe Garibaldi and his role in Italy (828)
43. The events causing the Great Reforms in Russia (835)
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44. The success of Napoleon III’s system (825)
45. Garibaldi (828)
46. Consequences of the Franco-Prussian War (832)
47. Imperialism of 1880-1914 and European expansion in the 1800’s (869)
48. Successful response to Western Imperialism before WWI (880)
49. The Sino-Japanese War (881)
50. The Boxer Rebellion (882)
51. Cause of the Sino-British War (860)
52. European power established their claim to an African territory (870)
53. Japanese shores and Western trade (860-861)
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The most “fatal decision” made by Tsar Nicholas II before the Russian Revolution (905)
Three Emperors’ League (889)
Order of events. What happened first (889)
The Petrograd Soviet’s Army Order No. 1 (906)
Walter Rathenau (900)
59. Lenin’s contribution to Marxist theory (906)
60. European governments and total war (900-902, 904)
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The harshness of the Treaty of Versailles on Germany (914)
The parliamentary governments of Germany in the mid- to late 1920’s (939)
The “middle way” (946-947)
Britain’s relationship with Germany after the Versailles Treaty (937)
Friedrich Nietzsche (923-924)
Adolf Hitler’s National Socialist party in the 1920’s and its supporters (939)
Stalin’s five year plan accomplishments (961)
The Nuremberg Laws (970)
Commonalities between Nazi Germany, fascist Italy and the Stalinist Soviet Union (955-956)
The Grand Alliance and their policies (980)
Stalin’s theory of “socialism in one country” (959)
Goal of the Truman Doctrine (992)
The Soviet Union after WWI (1003)
French decolonization in sub-Saharan Africa (1000-1001)
Conservative party figures ousted Khruschev from the Soviet leadership (1006)
The Manhattan Project (1008)
Robert Schuman’s plan to coordinate coal and steel production in Europe (997)
Jews in Palestine (1000)
Changes in the structure of European society after WWII (1009)
Social unrest that almost toppled de Gaulle’s Fifth Republic (1014)
The republic that was established by de Gaulle (997)
The leaders of the Czechoslovak reform movement of 1968 (1006)
The Tet Offensive launched by the Vietcong in January 1968 (1015-1016)
The Helsinki agreement of 1975 (1017)
Abdel Nasser and military conflict with Britain and France (1000)
Ronald Regan and the U.S. Congress between 1981and 1989 (1020)
Eastern bloc country that responded to the prodemocracy movement of 1989 (1037)
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88. Autonomous republic in the Russian Federation that declared independence (1044-1045)
89. The Brezhnev era (1028-1030)
90. The difference between Poland and other eastern bloc nations (1030)
91. Gorbachev’s reforms (1033)
92. The earliest part of Gorbachev’s reform campaign (1032)
93. The first state to elect a non-communist leader in the revolutions of 1989 (1034-1036)
94. Vladimir Putin (1044)
95. The German Red Army Faction (1055)
96. The Maastricht treaty of 1991 (1049)
97. The attempted coup by the communist old guard in the Soviet Union in August 1991 (1038)
98. The Gulf War (1040)
99. The event which caused NATO action against the Bosnian Serbs (1047)
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The Velvet Revolution (1037)