When was the Reform Act passed in Britain?
1831
1804
1791
1832
What country was the first to use railways in the 1500s?
Germany
What country had the largest empire in the world by 1890?
Britain
When was the Great Indian Mutiny?
1885
1830
1757
1857
What was the first estate in France before the revolution?
The nobles
The Clergy
The King
The Common People
In the port of _________, England up to 1 out of 4 ships was a slave ship by the 18th century.
Liverpool
When was Britain defeated in the American Revolution?
1781
1776
1775
1789
What Javanese leader fought the Dutch from 1825-1830?
Prince Diponegoro
How many convicts were sent to Australia?
250,000
25,000
60,000
160,000
The idea that countries have the right to take over weaker nations
Imperialism
Capitalism
Socialism
Nationalism
Who invented the steam engine in 1698?
Thomas Savery
Between 1500 and 1650 over ____ tons of gold were shipped to Europe from the New World.
200
When did George Stevenson build the first passenger railroad?
1835
How many people arrived in Australia in 1852 during the height of the gold rush?
370,000
Who invented the steam locomotive in 1801?
Richard Trevithick
Ships were designed to fit as many people as possible in appalling conditions. Up to ___ % died during the middle passage.
20
The idea that every person is equal and should be treated the same under the law
Capitalism
Liberalism
Nationalism
Socialism
The first Chinese settler to Australia came in ______.
1803
1821
1847
1818
Henry Ford developed the ____________ which increased the speed that his cars were made.
New Economic System
Factory System
Mass Production
Assembly Line
Who is considered the founding father of Capitalism?
Adam Smith
John Locke
Richard Owen
Karl Marx
What African nation was the only one NOT colonized by Europeans?
Ethiopia
Egypt
Ghana
Kenya
The Bloody Code contained _____ crimes that were punishable by death.
200
333
58
222
When was the term nationalism first used and by who?
Gottfried Herder, 1770s
Karl Marx, 1860s
Adam Smith, 1790s
Louis XVI, 1780s
With the Tennis Court Oath, the 3rd Estate declared they would continue to meet until France had a _____________
Constitution
How many people left England in 1842 for America?
100,000
500,000
50,000
200,000
Revolts in _______ forced hundreds of thousands to flee Germany for the United States.
1776
1789
1830
1848
In colonized countries, farming was no longer just about food but for growing _____________ crops such as cotton.
Commercial
European nations saw it as their mission to “_________” indigenous people and saw local cultures as inferior.
Civilize