JEOPARDY!

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4. The conclusion of this event signaled the end for Egypt’s modernization under Muhammad Ali and its cotton exports. Answer

5. U.S. Civil War

6. It was the bloodiest civil war in world history and led by a Christian. Answer

7. Taiping Rebellion

8. This treaty ended the Canton System, saw Hong Kong change hands, and granted extraterritoriality to British residents. Answer

9. Treaty of Nanjing

10. The Qing’s banning of this solitary British import led to war in short order. Answer

11. opium

12. This age-old economic system became engrained and prevented Russia from modernizing. Answer

13. serfdom

14. Russia’s desire to expand its boundaries south and gain warm-water access led to this conflict. Answer

15. Crimean War

16. These Ottoman reforms called for public trials and equal protection under the law for all, including non-Muslims. Answer

17. Tanzimat

18. The main way in which women transformed gender relations during the era of industrial advancement. Answer

19. working outside of the home

20. The modification of the language, customs, values, and behaviors of a group as a result of contact with people from another culture. Answer

21. acculturation

22. British support for the slave trade waned in accordance with the decline in price of this commodity. Answer

23. sugar

24. Among all people, they feared independence the most due to being outnumbered as high as 9 to 1 by slaves. Answer

25. Caribbean Islands

26. People who support the ending of slavery and the slave trade. Answer

27. abolitionists

28. Daily Double!!! The main reason why independence was much more successful in British North America than in Spanish Latin America. Answer

29. Local experience with elections, political parties, and factions

30. The relationship between western Europe and the non-industrialized world as a result of the Industrial Revolution. Answer

31. Western Europe dominated the non-industrialized world

32. The real beneficiaries of the Industrial Revolution. Answer

33. The middle classes

34. The group upon which the Industrial Age had the greatest impact. Answer

35. bourgeoisie

36. The two continents that benefitted the most from the effects of the Industrial Revolution. Answer

37. Europe and North America

38. This Industrial Age technology provided for increased productivity and lower consumer prices. Answer

39. mechanization

40. This Industrial Revolution leader’s social system was more malleable than other Europeans due to its lack of a powerful noble class. Answer

41. Great Britain

42. The most profitable commodity in international trade in the 19th century. Answer

43. cotton

44. The Industrial Revolution would not have been possible without this ‘revolution’ that helped spur population growth in the 17th and 18th centuries. Answer

45. Agricultural Revolution

46. These mid-century revolutions across much of Europe were caused by a desire for democratic reforms and national self-determination. Answer

47. Revolutions of 1848

48. This ‘meeting’ took place in 1815 in order to help restore order in post-Napoleonic Europe. Answer

49. Congress of Vienna

50. This ‘revolutionary’ island in the Caribbean generated 1/3 of all French colonial trade. Answer