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- Q1A committee led by Robespierre that killed thousands of counterrevolutionaries with the guillotineCommittee of Public Safety30s
- Q2A document written by the National Assembly which called for equal taxation and freedom of press and assemblyThe Declaration of the Rights of Man30s
- Q3French dictator who established a secular state with a new legal code and tried to use improved military tactics to create a vast French Empire. The forces of Europe banded together to stop him, laying the foundation for future alliance systems.Napoleon Bonaparte30s
- Q4A document that listed rights of Parliament and of the people and limited Royal powerEnglish Bill of Rights30s
- Q5Forceful seizure of government controlCoup d'etat30s
- Q6An English Revolution which resulted in the William and Mary seizing the throne non-violently, signing the English Bill of Rights, and ending absolute rule in EnglandThe Glorious Revolution30s
- Q7British general who defeated Napoleon at the Battle of WaterlooDuke of Wellington30s
- Q8Major leader of the Haitian RevolutionToussaint L'Ouverture30s
- Q9the first and only successful revolution led by slavesHatian Revolution30s
- Q10Machine for beheading people used by the Committee of Public SafetyGuillotine30s
- Q11July 4, 1776US Independence Day30s
- Q12Creole American liberators who led the South American independence movements against SpainJose se San Martin and Simon Bolivar30s
- Q13Ideas of equality and natural rights which replaced traditional perspectives and inspired the Age of RevolutionEnlightenment ideas30s
- Q14Napoleon's enemy who could not be defeated because they were too powerful by seaGreat Britain30s
- Q15the unique cultural identity of a people based on common language, religion, and national symbolsNationalism30s