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Jeopardy!. World History CST Edition!!. Begin. Democratic Influences. Revolution. Industry & Imperialism. WWI. WWII. Cold War. $100. $100. $100. $100. $100. $100. $200. $200. $200. $200. $200. $200. $300. $300. $300. $300. $300. $300. $400. $400. $400. $400. $400. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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World History

CST Edition!!

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RevolutionRevolution Industry &Industry &ImperialismImperialism

WWIWWI WWIIWWII Cold WarCold WarDemocratic Democratic InfluencesInfluences

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Democratic InfluencesDemocratic Influences - $100

This “Great Charter” was the first written document to limit the power of the British monarch.

Magna Carta

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Democratic InfluencesDemocratic Influences - $200

Established in the Greek city-state of Athens, this form of

government was led by citizens and majority rule.

Direct Democracy

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Democratic InfluencesDemocratic Influences - $300

Established by the Romans, in this form of government citizens elected representatives to vote for

them.Republic

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Democratic InfluencesDemocratic Influences - $400

His ideas regarding natural rights such as life, liberty, and property had a major impact in Britain, the

United States, and France.

John Locke

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Democratic InfluencesDemocratic Influences - $500

This French philosopher believed that in order to prevent abuse of

power in government, power must be divided amongst three

branches.Baron de Montesquieu

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RevolutionRevolution - $100

This French leader rose to power after a successful military career, but suffered a devastating defeat

to the Russians.

Napoleon Bonaparte

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RevolutionRevolution - $200

This document, written by Thomas Jefferson in 1776, led to

the start of the American Revolution.

Declaration of Independence

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RevolutionRevolution - $300

This was the largest social class in France. They would take the

Tennis Court Oath and create the National Assembly.

Third Estate

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RevolutionRevolution - $400

This bloodless revolution resulted in the adoption of the

English Bill of Rights.

Glorious Revolution

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RevolutionRevolution - $500

Clemens von Metternich of Austria led this series of

meetings that established a balance of power and resulted in

100 years of relative peace in Europe

Congress of Vienna

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Industry & ImperialismIndustry & Imperialism - $100

Due to their large population, natural protection, and abundance

of resources such as coal and water, this country was the first

to industrialize.

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Industry & ImperialismIndustry & Imperialism - $200

This invention of James Watt would power factories, trains and

ships.

Steam Engine

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Industry & ImperialismIndustry & Imperialism - $300

This movement was a result of crop rotation and led many wealthy

landowners to create large, fenced in farms therefore forcing many peasant

farmers off their land.

Enclosure

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Industry & ImperialismIndustry & Imperialism - $400

In The Communist Manifesto he stated, “The proletarians have

nothing to lose but their chains…Working men of the countries,

unite.”Karl Marx

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Industry & ImperialismIndustry & Imperialism - $500

This African nation effectively fought off Italian Imperialist

efforts.

Ethiopia

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WWIWWI - $100

This is what NARM stands for.

Nationalism, Alliances, Rivalries, Militarism

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WWIWWI - $200

Germany’s invasion of this country caused Britain to join the

conflict.

Belgium

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WWIWWI - $300

Strategy adopted by Germany in order to avoid a two front war. Germany would attack France

first and Russia second.

Schlieffen Plan

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WWIWWI - $400

The sinking of this British liner enraged the United States and

encouraged them to support the Allies.

Lusitania

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WWIWWI - $500

This was Woodrow Wilson’s plan to promote peace in Europe

following WWI.

14 Points

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WWIIWWII - $100

Policy adopted by Neville Chamberlain in order to avoid

war with Germany

appeasement

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WWIIWWII - $200

This conflict was considered a “dress rehearsal” for WWII.

Hitler used his planes to bomb the city of Guernica.

Spanish Civil War

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WWIIWWII - $300

On December 7, 1941 the United States was drawn into WWII

because of this event.

Bombing of Pearl Harbor

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WWIIWWII - $400

This was the American General who devised the “island

hopping” campaign.

Douglas MacArthur

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WWIIWWII - $500

Operation Overlord, or D-Day, was the Allied attempt to regain this country from Nazi control.

France

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Cold WarCold War - $100

Line of latitude used to divide Korea.

38°

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Cold WarCold War - $200

Winston Churchill’s description of the division of Europe

following WWII.

Iron Curtain

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Cold WarCold War - $300

Following their defeat to Mao’s communist forces, Jiang and the Nationalists fled to this island.

Taiwan

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Cold WarCold War - $400

Communist leader in Vietnam who fought French imperial rule and later American intervention.

Ho Chi Minh

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Cold WarCold War - $500

The Truman Doctrine was established to prevent these two

countries from falling to communism.

Greece and Turkey


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