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Inventor of the steam engine

moving into the cities

Belief that the elite (wealthy and powerful)possess biological superiority

combination of 2 companies

A location of mass production

clothes

economist, philosopher, founder of Marxism and Scientific Socialism

the belief that the proletariat would revolt and create a classless society in which all land and property belongs to the community as a whole

working class

an engine that burns coal

steam powered train

predicted tat population would outgrow food supply

living space in cities

the belief that anyone can be an entrepreneur and private profits are allowed

socialists who believed in creating utopia

Producing many goods in short amount of time

belief that working class will dominate society

farms merged into one property with many workers

people who believed in the greater good for the greater amount of people

inventor of laissez-faire, Invisible Hand, known as Father of Economics

free economy, no government interference

founder of utopian socialism

founder of Utilitarism

developed "Iron Law of Wages"

Natural Selection, Darwinism

workers' organizations

identical components that can be used in place of one another in manufacturing

partnership

a combination/trust of businesses

one company dominating an area of economy

shares in a company

private trading company in which shares are sold to investors to finance businesses

process where small farms were merged into larger ones and common lands were purchase by wealthy landowners

Great Britain because it had a lot of resources, people and had the agricultural revolution

First by water and then coal

Socialism and communism believed in no private ownership while capitalism did

Communists because communism believed in a "classless" system where no one was rich or poor, all property owned by community as a whole

A victory for conservative forces such as monarchs and officials

dominated Austrian politics for more than 30 years

Supported political and social order before the French Revolution

People with common heritage should create their own homeland

Wanted governments to be based on written constitutions and separations of power

"Iron Chancellor", created imperial state in Germany, practiced realpolitik

Realistic policies based on the needs of the state

a struggle over trying to convince southern German states to join Prussia and German union

A fixed sum of money given to a retired employee regularly

In 1861 crowned king of Italy

First Kaiser of Second Reich

pride in one's nation

The time period of Japanese modernization

Commanded American fleets that opened Japan

monarchist, practiced realpolitik, wanted to end Austrian power in Italy

Bismark's battle to make Catholics more loyal to the state

leader in Spain's Latin American colonies' battle for independence

American-born descendent of Spanish settlers

France's most valued colony in the 1700's

self-educated slave who led the slave revolts in Haiti

None really, rebellion faded, uprisings failed, conservative system remained

Nationalism spurred, Cavour and Bismark practiced realpolitik, made geographic sense

domination by one country of the political, economic or cultural life of another country

country with its own government but under the control of an outside power

right of foreigners to be protected by the laws of their own nation

Indian soldiers rose up against their British officers

ignited by Leopold 2, scramble to claim parts of Africa

sending officials and soldiers from the ruling country directly

the use of local leaders to govern