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World History Midterm study guide 1) How was Christianity different from other ancient religions?-Monotheistic, valued individual rights 2) What were the main beliefs of Plato and Aristotle?-Plato-Philosopher Kings, Aristotlelaw should govern man’s actions 3) What ideas from Athens were crucial to modern western political thought? Democracy, value of the individual, participation in govt, laws rule, not kings. 4) What ideas did the Declaration of Independence and French Declaration of Rights of man have in common? –Both wanted representative govt. and protect rights 5) What are natural rights?-rights from nature, life, liberty, pursuit of happiness property, 6) What are the main ideas of the Magna Carta?limited power of king 7) What is the concept of “separation of powers”? Montesquieu, separate branches of govt. 8) What were the main ideas of John Locke?natural rights. 9) The American Revolution produced a lasting constitution? What famous revolution of the same era did not? The French 10) What South American ruler spread enlightenment based revolutionary ideas to South America? Simon Bolivar 11) What ideas common were the American and French revolutions similar? Representative govt., individual rights, 12) What were the members of the Third estate trying to do when they took the Tennis Court Oath? Create a new Constitution 13) What was the Fall of the Bastille and why was it significant? The raid on the jail, it showed popular protest would be part of the French Revolution. 14) How did the Congress of Vienna and Concert of Europe suppress nationalism? Meeting of countries to restore old monarchies and keep balance of power 15) Who was Louis Pasteur and why was his work important? Scientist realized germs cause disease and cleanliness was part of health 16) What were conditions like in cities during the industrial revolution?-crowded , dirty, violent 17) Why were labor unions formed in the 19th century?-to get factory workers better wages and working conditions. 18) In what did businesses primarily invest to in crease production output in the 20th century? Machinery 19) What were romanticism and realism?Romanticism-emotion , reaction against classicism, Realism-realistic portrayal of life in industrial revolution 20) What themes did Charles Dickens write about?-Life in cities and factories in Industrial Revolution. 21) Why did European nations seek colonies?for status and resources, missionary work 22) Economically, what allowed Japan to become an industrial power after 1894?Industrialization23) What was the Boxer Rebellion?-Rebellion against Westerners and Missionaries in China. 24) What failure by the Chinese Empire, the Quing dynasty, contributed to it’s collapse? Could not control foreign influence. 25) What were the aims of Gandhi’s non-violent protests?-independence from Britain 26) What made Ethiopia and Liberia unique African countries by 1914?-the only two African countries not colonized 27) How did U.S. propaganda posters portray the Germans during World War One?- as human rights violators 28) Why did Great Britain, France and Russia form the Triple Entente in 1907?- as a response to German increase in military power 29) What did European Alliances increase the risk of prior to 1914?-make small conflicts major wars 30) What were the major reasons for tension between France and Germany before WWI? France wanted to regain land seized form Germany 31) Why did most of the combat on the Western Front happen in a relatively small area? Trenches created a stalemate 32) What was the purpose of the Schlieffen Plan? Germany wanted to avoid a two front war 33) How did Russia’s participation in WWI affect its empire? The war caused economic hardships that resulted in the downfall of the czar