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| longest ruling monarch in English history. |
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| married Queen Victoria; called the prince consort of Germany |
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| for the conservative party |
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| father of modern missions |
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| first protestand missionary to china |
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| opened the china inland mission |
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| Matthew Perry and Townsend Harris |
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| Frumentis, Athanasius the Great |
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| started churches in Africa |
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| missionary to Africa who thought africa needed commerce, civilization, and Christianity |
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| first black bishop of the church of england |
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| started the salvation army |
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| singlehandedly created the modern nursing profession |
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| started the american red cross |
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| the worlds largest desert |
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| the source of the mighty nile |
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| famous canal that people fought over |
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| the time of Queen Victoria |
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| the movement within the Church of England to reintroduce many Roman Catholic practices |
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| represented the middle class; represented by william gladstone |
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| represented the wealthier groups and was ran by benjamin disrelia |
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| joined, england and ireland |
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| Great Century of Missions |
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| the tool of british settlement |
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| a serious uprising about religon |
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| gave full political control of india to the british government |
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| the practice of burning a widow alice along with her dead husbands body. |
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| vast tracts of grasses and small shrubs |
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| a dominion with a representative government in the tradition of great britian |
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| the original habitats of new zealand |
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| British North America Act |
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| made canada a self-governing commonwealth |
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| a meeting where the governments agreed to care for the wounded during times of war, without regard to nationality |
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| What is the largest British colony in North America? In asia? |
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| Name the mountain range located in morocco and algeria. In South africa. |
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| What body of Water separates Madagascar from the African continent |
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| Which African nations border the Red sea? |
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| Egypt, Sudan, and Eritria |
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| name the lake that lies between Tanzania and Dem. Rep. of Congo. |
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| Which African nations border the Mediterranean Sea? |
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| Morocco, algeria, libya, Egypt, and tunisia |
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| How did Great Britian benefit from her empire? How did the colonies benefit from Great Britian? |
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| When the colonies gave Britian money and power, britian shared thoughts, and a good government and technology. |
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| declared kaiserof a united germany |
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| dismissed bismarck and began a naval fleet to rival the british navy |
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| Archduke Francis Ferdinand |
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| was assassinated by a serbian revolutionist which started world war 1 |
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| the supreme leader of all cental power forces |
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| led arab revolts against turkish rule in the arabian peninsula |
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| first lord of the british admiralty |
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| president of American at the time of world war 1 |
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| leader of the allied forces |
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| the first true national leader of a united russia |
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| took the title czar; created the serfs; at his rule russia was establishing feudilism |
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| called himself emperor and strongly desired that russia became westernized |
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| also embraced western ideas |
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| set up russian secret police to control the press and etc. |
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| freed the sergs and is known as the czar liberator |
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| mean old fart who blamed the jews for his fathers assassination and forced them to live in periodic organized massacres |
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| claimed that history is a record of class struggle between the rich and poor and opposed capitilism and aproves socialism which is state ownership and he formed his own socialism called marxism. |
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| Marx's friend who helped him with his crappy socilism plans |
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| leader of the first communist state in history |
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| on of lenin's chosen successors |
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| one of the most brutal rulers of all time |
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| When Germany became a strong industrial and military power |
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| Triple Alliance, Triple Entente |
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| Alliance- Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy/ Entente- England, France, and Russia |
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| the former triple entente |
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| the former triple alliance |
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| stretched for 600 miles from the English Channel to the Swiss Alps |
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| Marne, Ypres, Verdun, Somme |
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| Small battles of the World War 1. |
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| the most important naval battle of the war |
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| established a Communist state in Russia |
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| a Britian luxury liner that sank of the coast of ireland after being hit by torpedoes by a german submarine |
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| a note of threat to tell america to offer Mexico their land |
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| what U.S troops were called |
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| the day that Germans asked for an armistice / 11/11 / now called veterans day |
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| influential men/ woodrow wilson, lloyd george, clemenceau, and orlando |
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| guarantees international cooperation and to achieve international peace and security |
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| the result of the peace conference 1)German territorial losses 2)demilitariation of germany 3)reparation and admission of guilt |
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| economic system based on private ownership and control |
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| economic system based on state ownership and contol |
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| a state even beyone socialism |
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| and elected legislative body with limited powers |
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| a government that controls every area of its citien's lives |
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| a secret police organization created by lenin |
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| a terrorist organization dedicated to spreading Commnist revolution throughout the world and stablishing a world wide Communist state |
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| a temporary retreat from communism to allow the russian economy to recover |
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| Union of soviet socialist republics |
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| a reign of terror which plans to murder anyone who opposes him |
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| Did Greece join the Allies, or the Central Powers during World War 1 |
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