AP world Exam

337076414	Industrialization- Where?	Britian, Japan, USA
337076415	Industrialization-Why?	Technology advances- organization advantages- new sources of power- machines
337076416	James Watt	Steam Engine- Scottland 1765 Horsepower= energy generated
337076417	Eli Whitney	Cotton Gin-1793- also made tools to mass produce fire arms
337076418	John Kay	The Flying Shuttle- Sped up the weaving process and need for thread. 1733
337076419	Samuel Crompton	1799-The Mule Steam driven- spun thread
337076420	Edmund Cartwright	water-driven power loom BIG DEAL 1785
337076421	Henry Bessemer	Bessemer made the process that helped produce steel, not iron.
337076422	George Stephenson	1815-first steam powered locamotive
337076423	Henry Ford	1913-motor cars and assembly lines.
337076424	Karl Marx	Socialist ideas-Germany
337076425	Luddites	organized bands of English workers operated at night and wore mask
337076426	Otto van Bismark	Primeminster of Prussia- Blood and Iron
337076427	Sergei Witte	Finance director of Russia helped with explosive growth- created policies of growth
337076428	Alexander 2	Signed treaty of Paris-Ended the the Crimean War-Abolished Serfdom- Russia
337076429	Nicholas 2	Opression and police control- Russia-After Alexander
337076430	Napolean 3	defeated by Mexico- France
337076431	Zaibatsu	Formal cliques that came out of the Meiji reforms
337076432	Zemstovs	To deal with health, education and welfare issue they created these districts
337076433	Bloody Sunday	Government troops murdered 130 petitoners
337076434	Treaty of Najing	Britain forced China to accept policies due to the Opium War in 1842. Opened ports in Britian- Later other countries followed
337076435	Meji Restoration	Restored power to the emperor-New taxes-abolition of social order-constitution remodeled the economy
337076436	Crimean War	1853-1856. Showed Russia's weakness/ Russia vs.Ottoman Vs. B,F, Sardina
337076437	Opium War	Britain vs.China- Britain wanted their Opium trade back