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| Emperor of Austria-Hungary who generally ignored the constitution set up at the joining of the countries |
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| Russian czar who believed in the absolute power of the monarchy; resisted reform |
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| Russian legislative assembly formed after 1905 |
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| prime minister who worked to keep democracy from taking hold in Germany; fired by the emperor in 1890 |
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| Germany's emperor at the turn of the century who embarked on an activist policy whose purpose was to increase German power |
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| Marxists who argued that workers must work within the system to gain reform, rather than wait for a revolution |
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| was respondsible for sending the first radio waves across the Atlantic in 1901 |
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| oppressed victims of the Industrial Revolution |
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| Earth at the center of a series of geometric shapes |
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| first european to study stars with a telescope |
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| Intellectuals of the enlightenment |
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| Based philosophy on the idea "I think therefore I am." |
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| idea that the state shouldn't interfere with the economy |
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| Island to which Napolean was exiled |
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| Believed the universe was Heliocentric |
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| Long has been considered the greatest genius of the Scientific revcolution |
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| Created scientific method |
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| Argued that every person was born with a tabula rasa, or a blank mind |
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| Well known for his criticism of Christianity and his strong belief in religious toleration |
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| Believed members of a society should be forced to follow a social contract |
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| agreement of a way of life between a group of peoples |
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| Composer of the 'Messiah' |
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| Made great brittain the world's greates colonial power |
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| First country to grant diplomatic power to the new American state |
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| Constitution of the United States |
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| created a federal system in which power would be shared between the national government an the state governments |
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| Lawmaking body of the Constitution of 1791 |
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| Radical political group made up of the sans-culottes |
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| Large network of political groups found in france |
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| Head of comittee for Public Safety |
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| sudden overthrow of a government |
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| preserved most of the rights of the people gained in the revolution |
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| sight off Tuscany where Napolean was first exiled |
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| site of Napolean's defeat |
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| storming began the French Revolution |
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| Civil Constitutio of the Clery |
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| mandated that clergy were to be elected by the people |
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| members of the Paris Commune |
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| method of execution used by revolutionists |
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| Democratic nation compsed of good citizens that the Comittee of Public Safety tries to establish |
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| Part of government overthrown by Napoleon's coup de'etat |
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| prominent critic of Napoleon's rule |
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| Napolean's plan to waeken the British economy |
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