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| A type of government trying to maintain and protect the traditional way of ruling |
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| a type of government that protects individual rights and advocates freedom |
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| The strong belief of one's loyalty to his land and people |
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| The belief of class struggle-betwn the proletariot and the bougeoisie, and the winning of the working class over capitalists |
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| The belief that "wealth of a country should be shared equally among all its citizens and the country's power should be in the hands of the state" |
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| The theory that believes in the perfect stage of a classless society with common ownership of properrty and wealth |
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| The policy of extending a country's rule or influence over another area |
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| A belief in th existence of a god on purely rational ground without relience on a revelation or authority; especially in the doctrine that God created this worls and its natural laws, but takes no part in its functioning. |
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| A style of art emphasizing imagination, emotion, and passion |
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| A style of art emphasizing accurate observation and report of real life |
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| A system of philosophy based solely on observable, scientific facts and their relations to each other. |
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| A political movement that believes in extreme form of nationalism, advocating dictatorship and supremacy of state. |
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| A political system in which the govt has total control or lives of individ. citizens |
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| The doctrine that emphasized the purpose of all action which should be to bring about the greatest happiness to the greatest number. |
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| The emphasis on the glorification of armed strength |
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