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Chapter 7 Review
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Ancient Greeks
  • What were some of ancient Greeks greatest
    contributions to the world?

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Ancient Greeks
  • Literature
  • Democracy
  • Historians
  • Philosophers
  • Poets
  • Writers

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Ancient Rome
  • What were some of ancient Romes greatest
    contributions to the world?

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Ancient Rome
  • Roads (all roads lead to Rome)
  • Aqueducts
  • System of written laws
  • Calendar

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Middle Ages
  • After the collapse of Roman Empire, there was a
    long time of uncertainty and confusion.
  • New structure of European society arose
  • FEUDALISM

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Feudalism
  • King
  • Nobles
  • Knights and soldiers
  • Serfs
  • Provided sense of order and security
  • Religious faith

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Renaissance
  • How did cultural life change during the
    Renaissance?

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Renaissance
  • Wanted to improve this world rather than hoping
    for a better life after death.
  • Renewed interest in learning and the arts.
  • Humanism-focus of human beings and their ability
    to change the world

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Renaissance
  • Why did Europeans begin to explore other lands
    during the Renaissance?

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TRADE
  • Very profitable
  • Search for wealth
  • Gold, silver, ivory, slave, and spices
  • Made the kings very rich and powerful.

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Age of Revolution
  • Why are the 1600s and 1700s called the Age of
    Revolution?

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Age of Revolution
  • Far reaching change
  • American Revolution
  • French Revolution
  • Scientific Revolution

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Industrial Revolution
  • How did the Industrial Revolution change peoples
    lives?

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Industrial Revolution
  • Goods could be made more quickly and cheaply and
    in greater numbers
  • Improvement in machinery, transportation,
    communication, and in agriculture.

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Industrial Revolution
  • How did the Industrial Revolution lead to
    imperialism?

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Imperialism
  • Colonies provided the raw materials
  • Colonies provided markets for finished products
  • Spread of religious ideas

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Nationalism
  • How was nationalism a destructive force in Europe
    in the early 1900s?

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Nationalism
  • European nations feared one another
  • Alliances were formed
  • War broke out
  • Millions of people died

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Imperial Russia to the Soviet Union
  • What themes appear in Russias history?

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Russia
  • Expansion
  • Harsh treatment of common people
  • Slow westernization

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Communism
  • Why did communism appeal to the Russian people?

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Soviet Union
  • Nation of poor people who suffered terribly while
    a few rich people lived in luxury.
  • Communism offered the hope of making everyone
    equal and improving life.

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Soviet Union
  • Extremely powerful country after WWII
  • Forced Eastern European nations to become
    Communist and cut off their contact with the West
  • Attempted to expand their power
  • United States determined to stop the spread of
    communism.

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Collapse of an Empire
  • What are some of the causes of the collapse of
    the Soviet Union?

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Collapse of an Empire
  • Economy did not grow fast enough
  • Basic consumer goods were in scarce supply
  • People did not want to be controlled by the
    government
  • People got a taste of freedom
  • Broke apart in 1991

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Europe and Russia today
  • Europe formed EU (27 country strong, worlds
    largest economy)
  • Russia Federation transition from a Communist
    system to a western-style economy has caused
    economic chaos, ethnic conflicts
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