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| what is scientific management? |
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| analysis and synthesis of workflow studied in order to hopefully improve labor productions |
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| evelutionary socialism was what? |
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| known as reformism: a belief that with gradual democratic chances in society, economic and politcal reconstruction can take place |
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| what was the rigsorgimento movenemnt? |
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| secret revolutionary societies in france and italy that had a liberal foucus but lacked political action. furthered the development of itialian nationalism |
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| what was the young italy movement? |
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| nationalist movenment that sought to free northern italian states from austria |
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| created a flexible. centrist coalition of government that isolated the extreme left and right ends of political parties |
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| customs union withen german states |
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| who was the leader of german unification/ |
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| real politics, use of state, economic power etc to achieve a nations goal |
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| what was the battle of sodowa/ |
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| the decisive factor in the Austro-Prussian war where Prussia defeated the Austrian empire |
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| campaign against the catholic church of Germany |
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| what was the Womens Social and Political union? |
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| the leading militant orginization campaigning for womens sufferages in brittain |
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| violent, agressive attempts to allivite a society from government. it was one of the largest political movements of its time. |
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| what were the three factors that determined social behavior? |
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| instinct, habit, and affections |
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| what was the zionist movement? |
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| a political movement wanting to re-establish the homeland for jewish people |
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| human understanding as a creative act, a materialistic world view and a denial of enlightenments belief in reason |
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| what was the phenomenal world? |
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| a world of sensory experiance |
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| what was is the nomenal world? |
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| a world you can reach with your mind. in this world there are Gods |
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| what is social darwinsim? |
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| a materialistic world view. Marxism |
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| what is the Theological stage of hunman understanding? |
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| refers to the relation of gods. everything about the earth and creation is realted to a specific supernatural |
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| high culture and intellectual developments of the 19th century, expressionistic art forms and Avant-garde literature |
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| what were the three principle forms of imperialism? |
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| colonization, protecorate and zone of influence |
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| what were the motives for imperialism? |
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| looking for areas with raw materials, belief that colonies could bring profit, and the belief that "my country is better than yours" |
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| what was the influence of social darwinsim in the 19th century? |
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| only the most powerful nation would survive |
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