World History II SOL Review Packet

Improving the individual through education and classics

Christian that broke away from the Catholic Church during Reformation

Protestants wanting to change the Catholic Church

French Protestant

Catholic Church that triedProtestants

Non-religious study

Rebirth of classic culture and education

Native person

Exchange of products between the Old and New worlds

Connected Europe, Africa, and Americas

Economic Theory money = power European naitons followed to become self-sufficient

Increase in European trade and colonization motivated by mercantilism

Water trade route

Leader that had centralized rule based on divine right

Law code in France based on Enlightenment ideas

Person of European and American descent

Provincial Governor (Spanish ruler in New World)

No country in Europe should dominate others (Congress of Vienna)

Political Philosophy that supported enlightenment ideas and Revolutions

Political Philosophy that resisted change

Central Italy controlled by the Pope

Unethical ideals used by Bismarck in Germany

People and machines brought together outside of home to mass produce goods

Shift from homemade goods to factory made goods

Growth of citeis

organization of workers demanding better conditions

Children worked in factories for low wages during industrial age until reform movement

Political Philosophy where state is above individual ruled by a totalitarian leader

Economic system where individual controls wealth

Extreme pride in country based on common identity

The extension of a nations power over other lands

One country has complete control over a territory

Country has exclusive trading rights with another country

Country's government is heavily influenced by a foreign power

Countries agreeing to protect each other if attacked (cause of WWI)

Building up of a country's military

International peace keeping organizations established after WWI

Former colonies of defeated WWI states were administered by Allies until they could be granted independence

Payment for war damages

Tax on imported goods

Stalin's plan to industrialize Soviet Union

Stalin's plan eliminating private farms for government run farms

economic theory where government controls wealth

Government controls all aspects of society

Granting concessions to maintain peace

staying out of international conflicts (US policy before WWII)

Anti-war

Purposefully killing a racial, ethnic, religious, or political group

Hatred of Jews

Believed by Hitler to be the Aryans

Plan to eliminate all Jews

International cooperative peace keeping organization established after WWII

Symbol of the Cold War (when it comes down symbolized the end of the Cold War)

US aid plan to rebuild Western Europe after WWII

US and Western European alliance (becomes international alliance after Cold War)

USSR and Eastern Europe alliance duringCold War

Prevent the spread of Communism

Figurative separation of Communism and Capitalism during Cold War (east and west)

Preventing conflict for fear of nuclear mutual destruction

Refusing to obey unjust laws (non-violence)

Racial segregation in South Africa

Person that fled home due to war, genocide, economic crisis

Industrialized nation with advanced technology

Nation with weak economy and lower standard of living

Countries relying on each other

European alliance that created common currency (euro)

North American free trade agreement

World trade organization

Use of violence to intimidate and coerce for political reasons