DemocraciesUnit 3

Chapters 8, 10, & 12Mrs. Tucker

World HistoryVictor Valley High School

Peninsulares Creole Mulatto Russification Junker Realpolitik

Kaiser Conservative Liberal Zionists Radical Nation-State

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Frayer Method

People born in Spain, small small percentage of population special rank and privileges;

Spaniards Colonists

Peninsulares

Spaniards born in Latin America & lower rank;

Colonialist-born European-Born

Creole

Persons of mixed European and African ancestry;

Mixed-Origin Europeans or Africans

Mulatto

Forcing Russian culture on all ethnic groups in Russian Empire; autocracy, orthodoxy and ‘Russian-ness’

Forced Culture Diversity

Russification

Prussia’s strongly conservative, wealthy landowning class;

Landowner landless

Junker

“Politics of Reality” tough power politics with no room for idealism.

Realist Idealist

Realpolitik

Emperor of Germany or the Second Reich;

Wilhelm I PresidentWilhelm II Prime Minister

Kaiser

Usually wealthy property Owners and nobility who want to preserve the traditional monarchies of Europe;

Traditional Liberal, Radical

Conservative

Mostly middle-class business leaders and merchants who wanted more power to parliaments, with only educated and landowners would vote;

Receptive Conventional

Liberal

Favored drastic change to extend democracy to all people – believed that all governments should practice ideas of liberty, equality, and fraternity/brotherhood;

Extreme Moderate/Conservative

Radical

One who is for the Movement for a Jewish homeland, most likely in Palestine;

Theodor Herzl Orthodox Jews

Zionists

Sovereign state made up of a land and people who share similar history, culture, religion, and language;

Greece Russian EmpireGermany Austria-HungaryItaly

Nation-State