Unit 5 (rev) Flashcards
Jobs, city life
Pull factors for migration
The ideology that there is a superior race due to evolution.
Social Darwinism
A marxist ideology where key industries are confiscated and run by the government.
Socialism
Expansion based on gaining access to goods and resources.
Economic Imperialism
Centralization of production with new process such as interchangeable parts and the assembly line.
Factory System
A place of forced labor for rubber products.
Belgian Congo
A movement that generated the ideas of individualism and representative government.
Enlightenment
A slave revolt led by Toussaint L’Ouverture that was successful and made this country independent from France.
Haitian Revolution (include leaders, events, and documents)
A neo confucianism rebellion who sought to rid China of foreign influence and modernism.
Boxer Rebellion
The system of shares of companies being traded.
Stock Market
A Chinese movement that attempted to reinvigorate a traditional China in response to modernism however it was crushed in the Boxer Rebellion.
Self-Strengthening Movement
Large firms or companies that were a result of Japan’s modernization.
Zaibatsu
Colonies whom many people move to.
Settler colonies
Immigration policy that banned non-whites into the country.
White Australia Policy
Revolutions led by Simon in South America against the Spanish.
Bolivar Revolutions ((include leaders, events, and documents))
Companies who placed themselves in certain countries where they forced many of them to keep policies that benefit the companies such as the banana republics.
Transnational Business (include United Fruit Company and HSBC)
A result of the industrial revolution.
New Social Classes
The process of modernization and the introduction of enlightenment ideals into the Ottoman Empire.
Tanzimat Reforms
An African tribe that resisted British Imperialism.
Creation of Zulu Kingdom
Filed a labor demand due to the end of slavery in many places.
Chinese and Indian Indentured Servitude
Communities of runaway slaves in the caribbean.
Maroon societies
Theory developed by Locke that states human experience is based on sensory.
Empiricism
A result of British desire for a market place in China.
Opium Wars
Loyalty towards the country that led to many revolts against foreign state rule specifically in Germany, Italy, and Argentina.
Nationalism (include German, Italian, and Argentinian)
A movement to end the practice of slavery all around the world.
Abolition movement
Began in Britain, spread to countries with natural resources to manufacture goods.
Causes of Industrialization
Port started by the French and finished by the British to get to Asian ports.
Suez Canal
People revolting against British occupation in India.
Indian Rebellion of 1857
A revolution against the British with leaders such George Washington.
American Revolution (include leaders, events, and documents)
Banned Immigration from an ethnic group to the United States.
Chinese Exclusion Act
Japanese modernization and introduction of more enlightenment ideals.
Meiji Restoration
He led the creation of the German Empire.
Otto Von Bismarck
A movement for Women’s Rights with major leaders being Mary wolfstone and the Seneca Falls Convention.
Suffrage movement (include Wollstonecraft and Seneca Falls)
Leader of egyption modernization and an imperialist.
Muhammad Ali
Led to the spread of electricity and and new modern inventions.
Second Industrial Revolution
People who move to gain work.
Migrant workers
Ideology of Karl Marx where all industries are taken over by the government.
Communism (must include founder)
Created by Watt/Savery which allowed factories to by built in land.
Steam engine
A political theory that is centered around small government and free enterprise economy.
Classical Liberalism
A peasant uprising led by strange christians who sought to rid China of the manchu and had a communist view of society.
Taiping Rebellion
A result of the industrial revolution and new jobs being created in factories.
Urbanization
Started by the National Assembly in the Tennis court and led to the overthrow of the government.
French Revolution (include leaders, events, and documents)
Europe splitting up Africa.
Berlin Conference
Groups of workers who would bargain for their rights.
Labor Unions
Places of ethnic homogeneity such as Chinatown.
Ethnic Enclave
A rebuttal to capitalism, this focused on governmental centralization of key industries.
Marxism
Economic theory developed by Adam Smith that focused on the free markets in a laissez faire economy.
Capitalism
A South African movement to rid Africa of the Europeans by slaughter their cows led by Nongqawuse.
Xhosa Cattle-Killing Movement
Loss of jobs, low wages, poor working conditions, revolts.
Push factors for migration
The process of a nation beginning mass production and modernization.
Industrialization
