World History Unit 4 Review!!!

Match the locations that the following people supported revolutions in:

• Brazil

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• South America

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• Mexico

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• Haiti

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Match the following revolutions' descriptions with their location:

• Haiti

• After his father and home country tried to get rid of reforms, a prince supports independence

• Spanish Latin America

• A slave revolt and independence movement occurred against France

• Brazil

• Economic troubles, inequality, & the majority of the population not having political power led to a movement for change

• France

• Creoles could not have high political office, and eventually waged war for independence

Match the following military disasters with their location

• Haiti

• Led by Nelson, the British use tactics to split the French naval fleet and soon destroy it

• Cape Trafalgar

• The enemy uses scorched-Earth tactics against the French

• Russia

• The French Army loses many lives to yellow fever

List the following in the correct chronological order.

• Enlightenment

• French Revolution

• American Revolution

• Haitian Revolution

Which group of people could hold high-level political office in Spain's Latin American colonies?

• Peninsulares

• Creoles

• Mestizos

• Indigenous people

Match each estate in France from the time of the French Revolution to its description.

• The church

• 1st Estate

• Middle and lower class people

• 2nd Estate

• Wealthy nobles

• Third Estate

Which of the following were major concepts from the Enlightenment? Select all that apply

• Liberty

• Natural rights

• Democracy

• Social contract

• Communism

Which of the following locations' revolutions was generally peaceful (did not have a war for independence against their European mother country)?

• Haiti

• Spanish Latin America

• Brazil

• USA

When Napoleon's army invaded Russia, the Russians employed __________; a strategy in which you destroy anything that could be used by the enemy, such as food.

• Blitzkrieg

• Scorched-Earth tactics

• Détente

• Perestroika

Both Peninsulares and Creoles were of ​ (a)   ("white") ancestry. ​ (b)   were born in Spain, which is on the Iberian Peninsula, which is how they got their name. Creoles, on the other hand, were also of Spanish ancestry, but were born in ​​ (c)   . Unlike the Peninsulares, Creoles could not hold any major ​​ (d)   in the colonies. Nevertheless, ​​both Peninsulares and Creoles were the two most powerful social classes in the Spanish colonies, controlling most of the land, wealth, and power. That being said, Spain did express a lot of power over the people in Latin America, in part because they controlled the trade of the colonies using​ (e)   ; the Spanish colonies could only trade with the mother country (Spain).

• European
• Peninsulares
• Latin America
• political office
• mercantilism