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| William III gained the English throne |
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| Prerevolutionary France was divided into these 3 groups |
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| delegates to the French national assembly who supported the king |
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| period in which the Jacobins crushed their enemies |
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| colonial protest forced the repeal of this |
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| author of the 2 treatises of government |
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| forced by the Catholich Church to recant his theories |
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| advocated the beauties of nature and pleasures of community life |
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| Parliament prohibited a Catholic from inheriting the English throne |
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| established chemistry as a true science |
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| denounced organized religion |
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| he wrote the discoursed own method |
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American defeated the British, the French joined the American side |
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| Anglicanism will be England's state religion |
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| Prussian rule known for his reforms and enlightment beliefs |
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| englightment era in intellectual gatherings |
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| Canadian Territory closed to American colonists |
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| monarchs derive their power directly from God |
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| Antoine and Marie Lavoisier |
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| contributed to the study of oxygen |
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| led the methodists movement |
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| rarely called meeting of delegates from the 3 classes of France |
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| prohibited the European countries from trading with the English |
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| caused by the persecutions of the Purtians |
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| 2nd continental congress proposed a compromise to avoid war |
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| promised by the 3rd estate not to disband until a constitution was written |
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| genetics was based on his work |
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| painters who sought to capture the impact a subject made on the senses |
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| last European power to achieve political unity |
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| original inhabitance of New Zealand |
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| Creation of the dual monarchy, restored his independence |
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| British Combination Acts of 1799 and 1800 |
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| examined the effect of stimuli on behavior |
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| warned Europeans not to interfere in the Western Hemisphere |
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| means of productions will be eventually seized by the proletarian |
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| Vladimir Ilyich Ulanov (Lenin) |
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| contributed to the development of sociology |
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| workers led socialists government of Paris |
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| economic and political determination of one country by another. |
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| factory owners used these to prevent the hightening of suspected union members |
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| founder of the universal German WMA |
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| money to invest in labor, machinery, and raw materials |
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| developed the boycott as an affectionment had of protecting British rule |
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| developed plan to attack Pearl harbor |
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| Roosevelt, Churchill, and Stalin met to discuss the post war era |
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| led the resistance to the Us invasion of Nicaragua |
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| Nazi attak on Jewish homes and businesses |
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| U.S. supplied British although they were neutral |
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| Great Britain and former colonies |
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| put American and European companies controlled the Venezuelan oil industries |
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| dispute between the French and Germans over the area |
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| created a separate peace between Prussia and Germany |
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| fascist leader of the black shirts |
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| Italy and Germany declared war on the U.S. honoring this |
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| developed the theory of relativity |
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| opposed the aim of an independent united India |
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| brought Argentina's hyperinflation under control |
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| head of the occupation government of Japan |
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| tried to reduce tension between West Germany and Soviet |
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| keep communism within its existing borders |
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| negotiated British withdrawal from Suez canal |
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| opposed NAFTA feared it would result in handover of Mexican land of large corporations |
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| Cultural Revolutin (china) |
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| called the end of the influence of the Pragmatists |
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| opposed Quebec separation |
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| Middle Eastern fundamentalism |
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| caused by opostion to Western Influence |
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| led a worldwide campaign against communist chinese control of tibet |
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| defeated by the government of Alberto Fugimont |
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| the dividing line between North and south Korea |
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| alteration of cells to produce new life form |
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| Obstacle to the Israeli peace agreement |
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| black south Africans were forced to live in segregated townships |
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| In 1588 where did the Spanish Armada suffer a disastrous defeat? |
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| Entrance to English Channel |
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| For what was Peter the Great's rule notable? |
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| encourage the spread of Western Europe learning |
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| How did Frederick the Great reject the Pragmatic sanction? |
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| seized Hapsburg Territory |
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| What was long-standing goal of Russian Rulers? |
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| acquired greater access to the sea |
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| What was Louis XIV known as |
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What did King James I's ascension to the English throne mark? |
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| What did the French involvement in Thirty years' War stem from? |
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| to curb the power of Austrian Hapsburg |
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| What was the Cromwell's rule of England marked by? |
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| his imposition of Puritans rule's behavior |
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What did the Puritans disapprove of ? |
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| symbols in Catholic Church |
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| Where did British forces and American colonists fight as allies? |
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| How did the Constitution of 1791 change the structure of the French government |
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| did the 3rd estate include the clergy? |
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| What influenced the Declaration of Rights of Man? |
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| English bill of rights, enlightened delusimy and declaration of independence |
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| Among which 3 branches of government did the U.S. Constitution split political authority? |
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| legislative, executive, judicial as suggested by Montesquieu |
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| What did Hobbes argue in Leviathan? |
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| absolute monarchy is best form of government |
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| Who governed France after the reign of Terror and before Napoleon's coup d'etat? |
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What did the domestic system in Great Brtitian grow out of demand for? |
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| When did the reign of Napoleon III end? |
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| when he was captured by the Prussians |
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