-
He worked toward abolishing slavery
-
The First Estate: consisted of Roman Catholic clergy. It was comprised of two groups: the higher clergy and the lower clergy
The Second Estate: The nobility. Beyond living lavish lifestyles, they also held high posts in the government and the military.
The Third Estate: Peasants and artisans, as well as members of the bourgeoisie. They had very few political rights or privileges even if they had money or were well educated. -
A romantic musician was Poland's Frederic Chopin and a
-
He abolished the slave trade in the UK.
-
Eli Whitney - the cotton gin
Henry Ford - Model T, a car that was cheaper and could be given to more people
Michael Faraday - discovered a magnet moving through a coil of copper wire produced an electric current. -
-
-
-
-
By creating a colony, then implementing protectorate and their sphere of influence
-
-
He helped further the theory of evolution.
-
His work became the basis for genetics
-
-
The assassination of the archduke Francis Ferdinand. The Balkan Wars created tension. Nationalism and European Rivalries
-
The Paris Peace Conference, The Treaty of Versailles, the German signed an armistice or agreement to end the fighting.
-
In the 1924 election, the Blackshirts used their power to get fascists the majority seats. The Fascists controlled parliament gave Mussolini sweeping new powers.
-
Hitler became chancellor. This is when the Nazis came to power
-
-
-
Holocaust 6 million jews dead
Japan atomic bombs
55 million people died
Scorched-earth policy
British patrol downing the German Bismarck putting an end to German efforts to win battle of the Atlantic. -
-
-
-
-
-