Exam Puzzle

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Across
  1. 4. The rigid, unequal divisions that split French society into distinct classes, serving as a primary cause of the French Revolution.
  2. 5. Part of the title of the famous 1789 French document stating that all citizens were born free and equal in rights.
  3. 6. The fascist dictator who successfully took control of Italy by promising social order, military strength, and renewed national pride.
  4. 7. The Russian czar whose main goals were to modernize his country using European ideas and centralize royal power.
  5. 10. The systematic wartime event where a targeted Christian minority group was deported, attacked, and killed in massive numbers.
  6. 11. Essential natural resources needed by growing industrial factories, including items like cotton, rubber, and oil.
  7. 12. The historical era heavily influenced by Enlightenment concepts that led people to aggressively question monarchy and inequality.
  8. 14. The revolutionary legislative body in France that stripped away noble feudal privileges and reduced royal power.
  9. 15. The European nation where industrialization originally began because it possessed the ideal combination of resources, markets, and economic conditions.
  10. 18. The class of powerful Russian nobles whose traditional authority was reduced as the monarchy centralized power.
  11. 20. The highly exposed and exceptionally dangerous territory situated directly between opposing wartime trench lines.
  12. 25. The early feminist writer who strongly argued that women should receive equal rights, specifically emphasizing education.
  13. 26. The geographic region of World War I where vast, deadlocked trench networks emerged because defensive weapons made it too difficult to advance.
  14. 27. The continent whose entire political map was radically redrawn when European imperial powers carved it up into controlled territories.
  15. 28. An economic incentive of imperialism where local colonial populations were utilized to heavily increase business profits.
Down
  1. 1. Biased or systematic messaging used heavily by authoritarian regimes to manipulate public fear and gain widespread support.
  2. 2. The massive historic shift during which human society rapidly transitioned from farming work over to factory work.
  3. 3. The French king whose reign officially ended when the monarchy was abolished and he was executed for treason.
  4. 8. A Christian minority population that lived inside Ottoman Empire territory during the outbreak of World War I.
  5. 9. The totalitarian leader who consolidated swift control over Germany by utilizing powerful speeches, aggressive nationalism, and public fear.
  6. 13. The designated historical era spanning the transitional decades between the conclusion of World War I and the outbreak of World War II.
  7. 16. The Enlightenment thinker who argued that citizens needed a government with strong authority to maintain peace, safety, and order.
  8. 17. The Enlightenment philosopher who firmly believed that a government should always work for the common good of the people.
  9. 19. The highly controversial section of the Treaty of Versailles that forced Germany to accept absolute blame for starting World War I.
  10. 21. The severe global economic crisis during which millions of citizens lost their jobs, money, and faith in democratic governments.
  11. 22. Mutual protection pacts that inadvertently dragged multiple European nations into a massive conflict following a single localized crisis.
  12. 23. Overseas locations highly valued by imperialist European nations as places where they could sell manufactured goods.
  13. 24. The French absolute monarch who tightly controlled taxation and commanded his military directly.