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| alternate residence system |
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| lords lived in edo every other year and left wives/ sons. |
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| lived in the french isles of the caribbian |
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| old landed/anciant families |
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| called into session 1789 for first time since 1614 |
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| First rench revolutionry government. |
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| 1789 fear of vagabonds and outlawes in rural france. |
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| allows counties to compete effectivly. |
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| used during french rec to denote all equal |
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| staple diet of in central and southern china |
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| staple of diet in nothern chinia |
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| success and promotion though hard work and dilligence. |
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| fees to use a lords mill or wine press |
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| printed money used from sale of catholic church items |
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| more moderate french political party |
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| more radical frnch political party |
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| unlimited in suply/better to use |
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| more efficient way to die. |
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| 1830's burst of major inventions |
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| shared use of aggriculture and land |
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| underwear made from expensive clothing |
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| countires should protectand foster own buisnesses |
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| paris system to offer constant work and fair wages |
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| rigid divisian of labor, husband and wife |
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| lower house of new german empire after 1871 |
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| contaminated food or water |
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| gradual change and continuous adjustment |
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| scientists/engeneers/industrialists |
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| napoleon's name for his european empire |
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| monarchs given the right to rule |
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