AP Euro – CH.15 ID’s & Study Guide– Building European Supremacy
I. Complete reading notes for ALL of the following terms. Know the definition AND significance of each (60 Points):
2nd Industrial Revolution
- Henry Bessemer
- Gottlieb Daimler
- Henry Ford
- Consumerism
The Middle Class
- Petite Bourgeoisie
Late 19th C. Urban Life
- Urbanization
- Georges Haussmann
- EiffelTower
- Suburbs
- Cholera
- Miasmas
- Public Health Act 1848
- Melun Act 1851
- Louis Pasteur
- Robert Koch
- Joseph Lister
- A.V. Huber
- Jules Simon
Women’s Experiences
- Married Woman’s Property Act
- Cult of Domesticity
- Feminism
- Millicent Fawcett
- Emmeline Pankhurst
- Divorce Laws
- Suffragettes
Jewish Emancipation
- Pogrom
- Lionel Rothschild
- Zionism
Labor, Socialism & Politics
- Trade unionism
- First International
- Taff Vale decision
- Labour Party
- Fabian Society
- Jules Guesde
- Jean J. Jaures
- 2nd International
- SPD
- Erfurt Program
- Revisionism
- Sergei Witte
- Kulak
- Zemstvos
- V.I. Lenin
- Bolshevik
- Menshevik
- Bloody Sunday
- Soviet
- Duma
- Nicholas II
- Rasputin
II. Short Answer Essay Response
- What factors led to the “Europeanization” of the world?
- How did the 2nd Industrial Revolution differ from the 1st? What developments led this change?
- Why can it be said that “the middle class drives economic growth?”
- What factors led to economic difficulties in Europe in the last quarter of the 19th c.?
- Why and how were many European cities redesigned in the late 1800s? What affect did these changes have on the population?
- Describe the three areas of inequality and difficulty women faces in the late 19th c.and how did growing economic development affect women?
- What was the chief responsibility of middle class women in the late 19th c.?
- How did the British women’s suffrage movement differ from that of continental Europe?
- How did the status and experience of Jewish people differ in western / central Europe vs. that in Russia during the 1800s?
- In what ways are unionism and the democratization of European politics linked? What was the result of this occurrence?
- Compare and contrast the beliefs and actions of British, French, German and Russian socialist movements.