HINZMAN AP WORLD HISTORY 26-50

the king of Sardinia, appointed Count Camillo Cavour as his prime minister

A Spanish explorer and conquistador, traveled throughout Central America on behalf of his country in 1513

Portuguese navigator and explorer rounded the Cape of good hope in africa. He explored the kingdoms of east africa and traveled to India

Embraced the naturalism of the Italian painters of the Renaissance. Became famous for their portraits because they painted subjects realistically.

Formal name for the Soviet Union

Natural growth of urban areas with global change

Created by the Allies of WWII to replace the League of Nations. The UN's goal was to meditate, and if necessary intervene in international disputes between nations

Formed by two British colonies and two Boer republics. Excluded black people were excluded from the political process

(661 to 750 CE )Enlarged the Islamic Empire significantly. Muslims split into two groups: the Shiite and the Sunni

(1546 -1601) He built am observatory and recorded his observations. (1561- 1626) published his work on inductive logic

United States stated that it would help countries threatened by communist takeovers

Palestinian president and former PLO leader, consistently blamed by Israel and United States for blocking progress toward peace between Israel and Palestine. Elected as president of Palestine in 2005, signed a cease fire with Israel

As soon as Israel became an official nation, muslims from six Arab countries attacked Israel

Grandson of Muhammad Ali, became ruler of Egypt in 1848

(750 to 1258) Last dynasty to rule Islam before the Mongols conquered it

Under this act King Henry VIII established the protestant church of England and named himself the head of that church

A Scottish philosopher and economist, wrote The wealth of Nations in 1776

Head of the Nazi party in Germany. He rose to power in the 1920s and advocated extreme nationalism and social Darwinism

In 1912 a group of educated South Africans organized this to protest European colonialism and specific South African policies

A policy where Europeans would take slaves from Africa and sell them into the new world

A political and economic confederation formed in 2001 to replace the Organization of African Unity.

A period during the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries during which philosophers and social critics questioned and reformed thoughts on the role of humans in relation to government and authority

Ruled the Mughal empire from 1556 to 1605. He unified much of India under a religious tolerance policy

An international terrorist network led by Osama bin Laden.

In 1876, he invented the telephone.