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| She was an english novelist who wrote Pride and Predjudice and Gentle Jane. |
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| This guy supported executions and was elected to teh head of public safety even though he was the reigning force of the reign of terror. Sorry, i meant DRIVING force :p |
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| This place was demolished on July 14th, was in St Antoine, was formerly used as prison |
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| This guy was the leading watercolor painter of his time and bought back his former sold works at his death |
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| This person was killed on the guillotine and reigned during the french revolution |
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| Queen during reign of terror and was executed on guillotine |
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| Was queen during victorian era and was prince alberts wife, wore black every day after her husband died |
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| Prime Minister with queen victoria and was the conservative prime ministr. |
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| wrote for Vanity Fair, second most popular prose author of all time, addicted to peppers |
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| William Makepeace Thackery |
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| scottish satirical writer who wrote entire history of the french revilutunon and dickens used his book as historical reference for his |
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| A time when products were made by machines and not hands. |
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| wrote book on evolution theory that explains diversity of life and believed in evolution by natural selection |
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| Started Asetheticarianism, intelligent, wrote "picture of dorian gray", sued his dad bc his dad said he was gay |
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| Park in London that admiral Nelson's stautue is in the middle of, this square commemorates the battle of trafalgar |
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| poet laureate of britain for his poem in Memoriam AHH, one of greatest poems in niteenth centurey and was the number one poet like dickens was number one novelist |
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| This occured when the poor third estate was locked out of general assembly so they had their own meeting |
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| Capital of France for over a century, left abandoned in 1806 |
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| Most known as a radical journalist and polition for Jackobins, spent most of his life in a bathtub, |
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| Killed Jean Paul Marat because she believed he killed thousands of people, thought Louis Sixteenth shouldn't have been executed |
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| Emperor of france twice, ended French Revolution, DEFEATED BY WELLINGTON AT WATERLOO AND NELSON AT TRAFALGAR |
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| Where was dickens born and to whom? |
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| Portsmouth to John and Elizabeth |
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| Who did Dicken's father represent in one of his books? Which book was it? |
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| mr. Macawher and David Copperfield |
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| What was Dickens's first big hit? |
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| When did Dickens go on his second tour? |
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| What was his book that was never completed? |
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| THE MYSTERY OF EDWIN DROUD |
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| Who had the longest reign of any english monarch? |
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| What prime minister worked well with Victoria? |
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| What prime minister did not work well with Queen Victoria? |
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| What did reform bills do? |
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| gave voting rights to males over 21 who owned property |
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| Karl Marx-think COMunism, KARl |
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| What was the title of Marx's communist boooK? |
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| What is the gist of communism? |
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| a socio economic system that says the workers own the means of production and TO each according to his needs and FROM eeach according to ability |
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| What is the gist of Darwinism? |
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| It was the theory of evolution by natural selection |
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| What was Darwin's theory of evolution book called? |
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| Natural/Artificial Selection |
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| What philiosphy was primarily Darwinism? |
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| Who created Utilitarianism |
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| What is the gist of utilitarianism? |
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| everything is evaluated by its utility or its use. the more practical something is the more valuable it is. |
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| The policy of extending the dominion or territories of a country. AKA when you try to enforce your way of thinking on outher countries. |
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| What was the Oxford Movement/Tractarianism and who proposed it? |
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| John henry Cardinal Newman and it was the call for England to return to the Catholic church. |
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| helpig your fellow man to demonstrate your faith and that the church doesnt provide you with salvation but yu do that yourself |
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| What was the motive behind the french rev? |
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| People wanted to try and introfuce democratic ideas in the country. |
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| What were France's three estates? |
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| Church, Aristocracy, and the poor |
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| Who were the two major influences on the french revolution? (who and what) |
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| Our rev in 1776 and Jean Jacques Rousseau and his ideas |
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| What was Jean Jacques Rousseau's book? |
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| What happened with money in 1788 France? |
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| The estate ran out of $$$ and had to borrow it through the government |
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| What happened when the estates general met? |
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| The Third Estate was locked out, and they took a stand @ the tennis court oath |
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| When was the storming of the bastille? |
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| All literature started with what? |
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| Who was the more moderate political party in France? |
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| Who was the bloodthirsty political party? |
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| What signaled the end of the reign of terror? |
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| Robespierre's death onthe guillotine |
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| When did Napolean Bonaparte take over? |
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| Who wrote the "poetry revolution" and why, when published |
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| Wordsworth and Coleridge and they did it to match the political revolution. Published in 1798 |
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| an extended work of prose fiction |
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| What were installments and 3 volume form? |
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| Installments were how books were published and 3 volume form was how a book was publised. |
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| What novels were popular when novels were first introduced? |
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| Travelogues and gothic novels |
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