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Chapters 12 & 13
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What did Eli Whitney invent?
cotton gin
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True or False?: The American and French Revolutions were similar in their political and religious beliefs.
False
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What king of France was executed during the French Revolution?
Louis XVI
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Which Estate in France had Roman Catholic leadership?
First Estate
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What did James Hargreaves invent?
spinning jenny
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True or False?: Camillo di Cavour proved to be the most successful at uniting Italy.
True
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Why was the Estates General called by Louis XVI?
financial crisis
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5-man committee in France
Directory
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What was spun in the cottage industries?
wool
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Code Napoleon has to do with...
laws
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What position did Napoleon hold before becoming dictator of France?
First Consul
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What did John Kay invent?
flying shuttle
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Which Estate in France was made up of the middle class and peasants?
Third Estate
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What country’s severe winter helped defeat Napoleon in 1812?
Russia
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What did Cyrus McCormick invent?
reaping machine
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What invention did James Watt improve?
steam engine
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What did Jethro Tull invent?
seed drill
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True or False?: Capital is another word for money.
True
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_Giuseppee Garibaldi formed an army known as the...
Red Shirts
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British landowners and farmers increased production through ________ rotation which enriched the soil.
crop
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True or False?: Men who developed businesses and sold their inventions were called entrepreneurs.
True
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gained absolute authority in France
Committee of Public Safety
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What did John Fowler invent?
steam tractor
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In what final battle was Napoleon defeated by the British and Prussians?
Waterloo
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major European nations were called...
Great Powers
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True or False?: Victor Emmanuel II was the first king of a united kingdom of Italy.
True
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What is a large building with many machines in it called?
Factory
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What is intense devotion and loyalty to one’s own people called?
nationalism
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Started the Methodist Church
John Wesley
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What did Andrew Meikle invent?
threshing machine
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True or False?: Voltaire was an Enlightenment philosopher who inspired the French people to demand equality.
True
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True or False?: When Kaiser Wilhelm I was declared ruler of the German Reich, German unification had been accomplished.
True
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Who took advantage of the chaos in France and used his power to take control of the government?
Napoleon Bonaparte
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Which Estate in France was made up of nobles and aristocrats?
Second Estate
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Wrote “Amazing Grace”
John Newton
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led effort to end slavery in British Empire
William Wilberforce
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True or False?: Unification in Germany and Italy grew out of the surge of nationalism.
True
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True or False?: The Third Estate had more population than the First and Second Estates combined.
True
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escaped slavery; eloquent speaker
Frederick Douglass
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Giuseppe Mazzini formed what group for Italian unification?
Young Italy
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What did Richard Arkwright get the British government to issue in order to protect his inventions?
patents
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played key role in Great Awakening
George Whitefield
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The Third Estate formed the National Assembly and took a famous oath on what type of athletic court?
Tennis
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The _____________ Revolution began in Great Britain when many changes in manufacturing happened in the 18th and 19th centuries.
Industrial
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Wilhelm I appointed what Chancellor of Prussia who became the driving force behind German unification?
Bismarck
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In three or more sentences discuss three differences between the American and French Revolutions.
Very
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What name was given to a period during the French Revolution of mass executions where at least 25,000 died by the guillotine?
Reign of Terror
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owned the newspaper, "The Liberator"
William Lloyd Garrison
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