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small proveleged class
large unproveleged class
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| a sucessful attack on the symbol of the king |
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| killed 40,00 people, most of them from the third estate |
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| leader of the reign of terror |
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king during french revoloution
maried to marie antionette..wasted money |
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great military ability
spread nationalism and democracy |
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| causes of french revolotuion |
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high taxes
no food
no say in gov.
king spent to much $
unfair estate system |
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| effects of french revolution |
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influenced people with nationalism and democracy
middle class gained power |
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| first document to limit the power of the king |
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| the idea that rulers are chosen by a supremee being or GOD |
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| european kings wanted to centralize or bring to one place politcial power in the nation |
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englightenment philospher
new questioning spirit and attitude
thought gov deciession should be based on the laws of nature and reason |
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voting for leaders
respect for individual rights |
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| causes of industrial revolution |
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good natural resources
good georgaphy
had money
had workers, high population |
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| effects of industrial revolution |
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increase in goods
decrease in prices |
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private ownership
profit motive |
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| government is involved in business |
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| blend of capitalism and communism |
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| government was NOT involved in economy |
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father of capitalism
favored privately owned business |
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believed history is primarily a conflict between the rich and the poor
communism provides little importance |
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made in factory
faster and cheaper goods
growth of middle class
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| provided european nations with raw material |
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growth of cities
increase pollution
decrease traditional belifs
increase education
gov corrcted the problems in the factory system |
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| unification and nationalism |
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| the loyalty of people to their values traditions and geographic region |
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| causes of italy and germany unifying |
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| wanted to consolidate spereate states into a unified nation |
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| effects of italy and germany unifying |
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balance of power = upset
germany and england became most powerful |
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| using any means necessary to achieve a goal |
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| no single nation could dominate europe |
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| a period of modernization and reform in japan |
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| astablishing colonies in another part of the world |
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need for raw materials
and new markets |
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| exploitation of the labor..people..and resources of that nation |
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| disregarded all of africas culture beliefs and ethnic diversity |
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| accidentaly united poeple to opose foreign domination |
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| at attempt to get rid of foreign influence in india |
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| china lacked military technolgy to stop imperialism |
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| began the imperialism of china |
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| an attempt to get rid of foreign influence in china |
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military
alliances
impleralism
nationalism |
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| assanination of archduke ferdinad |
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the formation of these led to increased international distrust
europe hoped to maintin peace through the balance of power |
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| right of people with a common background to form a nation and select their own goverment |
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forced germany to pay for the entire war and take all the blame
which led to ww2 |
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| causes of the russian revolution |
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| the horrible conditions in russia caused by ww1 |
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| effects of the russian revolution |
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| triggered a communist revolution |
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| led the communist revolution |
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| persecuted poeple who did not agree with the governmnet |
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increased industrail output by devolping heavy industry
taught intrests of the group go before individual interests |
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| governmnet decides which goods will be produced |
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| people decide which goods will be produced |
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