AP World Final Review

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Across
  1. 3. Latin American independence movements led by Simón Bolívar against Spain (creole led, excluded lower classes).
  2. 8. Philosopher who advocated natural rights and the right to overthrow a government if natural rights are infringed.
  3. 9. Intellectual movement emphasizing reason, science, and individualism over tradition and faith, inspired by humanism and the Scientific Revolution.
  4. 10. Movement to end slavery/serfdom (
  5. 11. Pragmatic politics (e.g., Bismarck’s wars for unification).
  6. 12. Private ownership of production for profit, minimal government interference (laissez faire).
  7. 18. leader of German Unification
  8. 19. Theory (Locke, Hobbes) that governments derive power from the consent of the governed to protect rights; failure justifies overthrow.
  9. 25. Centralized production with machines (steam engines), division of labor, and harsh conditions.
  10. 26. Invention of Watt that powered factories/ships; freed industry from waterways.
  11. 27. Utopian socialist who established worker communes and education reforms.
  12. 29. Wrote Declaration of the Rights of Woman
  13. 30. Jewish nationalist movement for a homeland
  14. 31. Overthrew monarchy; phases: Estates General, Reign of Terror, Napoleon’s rise.
Down
  1. 1. Japanese family conglomerates driving industrialization through private investments
  2. 2. Public ownership of property
  3. 4. Loyalty to a shared culture/language, fueling unification (Germany, Italy) and independence (Balkans).
  4. 5. Colonial revolt inspired by Locke’s ideas; produced the Declaration of Independence.
  5. 6. Rights (life, liberty, property/happiness) inherent to all humans, as argued by John Locke.
  6. 7. Advocacy for women’s rights/equality
  7. 13. Innovations that increased food supply, enabling urbanization.
  8. 14. Argued for a strong monarchy to prevent chaos
  9. 15. the type of Industrialization that Japan underwent.
  10. 16. Early feminist arguing for women’s education.
  11. 17. Leader of Italian Unification
  12. 20. Pre-factory home based production.
  13. 21. Slave revolt led by Toussaint L’Ouverture; first Black led independent nation.
  14. 22. Method to mass produce steel, vital for railroads/machinery.
  15. 23. Multi thread textile machine invented by Hargreaves.
  16. 24. Economist who promoted capitalism and laissez faire in The Wealth of Nations.
  17. 28. Failed Ottoman policy to unify ethnic groups under a single identity