JEOPARDY!

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4. In order to exploit natural resources in it 19th century colonies, European countries built these systems. Answer

5. railroads

6. This monotheistic religion grew in Africa despite the best efforts of missionaries. Answer

7. Islam

8. The percentage of land ruled by Africans until the 1870s. Answer

9. 90%

10. Whether or not colonies were granted autonomy depended primarily upon this. Answer

11. The number of European settlers who resided there

12. The Western sense of cultural superiority eventually led to this harmful practice. Answer

13. racism

14. New Imperialism led to a global economy of suppliers and this group. Answer

15. consumers

16. Its definition is ‘the use of technology to impose one’s will on the nonindustrial world.’ Answer

17. New Imperialism

18. This philosophy argued that social and racial differences resulted from natural processes. Answer

19. Social Darwinism

20. This new group of reformers in 19th century Japan planned to remain free by becoming a world class industrial power. Answer

21. Meiji

22. During the time of Tokugawa Japan, the most powerful person wore this title. Answer

23. shogun

24. The two European empires where nationalism failed to serve as a unifying force. Answer

25. Russia and Austria-Hungary

26. These events just prior to the mid-19th century convinced politicians that they could not keep people out of politics forever. Answer

27. Revolutions of 1848

28. Daily Double!!! The will of the people, a constitution, free speech, and national representation are all hallmarks of this political philosophy. Answer

29. liberalism

30. This was the most influential idea of the 19th century – its people shared common traits such as language. Answer

31. nationalism

32. Reform movements led by workers and women wanted this reform more than any other. Answer

33. Suffrage (the right to vote)

34. This 19th century movement defended workers against the abuses of their employers. Answer

35. the labor union movement

36. His book The Communist Manifesto supported the working class and vilified the factory owners Answer

37. Karl Marx

38. The term used to describe factory workers according to Marx and Engels. Answer

39. proletariat

40. This ideology questioned the sanctity of private property. Answer

41. socialism

42. Suffrage refers to this right. Answer

43. the right to vote

44. The name of this age that refers to rules of behavior and family with the home being a peaceful and loving refuge. Answer

45. Victorian

46. The “annihilation of time and space’ refers to this form of Industrial Age technology. Answer

47. submarine telegraph cables

48. This political and economic philosophy was utilized in order to promote and protect British trade overseas. Answer

49. imperialism

50. This organization initially sought more rights for Indians by promoting ethnic and religious unity. Answer