The Age of Revolutions

Aurangzeb

________ was a different kind of ruler because he was religiously intolerant, compared to his brother and father (he killed his brother & imprisoned his father)

Napoleon Bonaparte

________ brought absolute power back to France.

Voodoo ceremonies

What were a cover- up for meetings where leaders planned rebellions? Answer with a single words or term.

Paris

What was met with paranoia and hysteria during this time? Answer with a single words or term.

French Revolution

The ________ had inspired the slave rebellion in Haiti.

Galileos books

Directions: Watch Andrew Marrs History of the World Episode 6 & respond to the questions below: ________ were burned, and he was sentenced to life imprisonment.

British

The ________ were able to invade and take over India after Aurangzebs rule.

Toussaint LOuverture

Who was a prominent military leader of the Haitian Revolution; he had been a former slave? Answer with a single words or term.

Slaves

What were used for labor on the plantations in the Americas? Answer with a single words or term.

extremists

The ________ had gained control of the revolution, and they sought to destroy all their enemies.

death rate

What was quite high? Answer with a single words or term.

Mughal Emperors

The ________ ruled through an absolute monarchy, with absolute power.

Revolutionary ideas

________ imposed by the leaders of the revolt were the abolishment of the privileges of the aristocracy, fair taxes, the lessening of the Catholic Churchs power, fair courts, the equality of all citizens, free speech, and the right to an elected government.

American colonists

The ________ responded to tea taxes by resolving that not an ounce of tea from Britain should enter the United States.

Peasant mobs

Why did ________ raid the Bastille. ________ raided the Bastille because they wanted its storage of gunpowder.

Aurangzebs accomplishment

________ was building the most extensive empire up to that point in Indian history.

long term consequence of the slave rebellion

The ________ was the collapse of Haitis economy.

British treatment of the Aborigines

The ________ were similar to the European treatment of Native Americans because both native groups may have been kidnapped, but for different purposes.

Britain

________ wanted to send their convicts and criminals to Australia.