Units 5&6 Flashcards

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the Enlightenment

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the shift of emphasis from tradition to reason and from community values to individualism

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Age of Isms

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other name for the Enlightenment; isms included socialism, liberalism, conservatism, nationalism, empiricism, deism, feminism, abolitionism, Zionism, and others

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3
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nationalism

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a feeling of intense loyalty to others who share one’s language and culture

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4
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empiricism

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the belief that knowledge comes from sensed experience

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5
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John Locke

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Two Treatises of Government, social contract, blank slate, natural rights

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6
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social contract

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a strong government should provide law and order, and citizens have the right and responsibility to to revolt against an unjust government

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tabula rasa

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“blank slate”; all people are born with an empty mind waiting to be filled with knowledge; radical belief for the time

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philosophes

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group of thinkers and writers who explored political, social, and economic theories in new ways

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Baron Montesquieu

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The Spirit of Laws;checks and balances

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Voltaire

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Candide; pro-constitutional monarchy and civil rights, wanted religious liberty and judicial reform in France

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Jean-Jacques Rousseau

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The Social Contract; social contract, education, General Will of a population

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Adam Smith

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The Wealth of Nations; laissez-faire capitalism

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laissez-faire

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government shouldn’t intervene in economy

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14
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capitalism

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the means of production are privately owned and operated for profit

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15
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Deism

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the belief that a divinity simply set natural laws in motion

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16
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Thomas Paine

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The Age of Reason-defended Deism

Common Sense-pop. in America for advocating liberty from Britain

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17
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consveratism

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belief in traditional institutions, favoring reliance on practical experience over ideological theories

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18
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socialism

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a system of public or direct worker ownership of the means of production

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19
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utopian socialists

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those who believed that society could be channeled in positive directions by setting up ideal communities

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Henri de Saint-Simon

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believed that scientists and engineers working with businesses could operate clean, efficient, beautiful workplaces

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21
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Charles Fourier

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identified 810 passions that would make work work more enjoyable and workers less tired

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22
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Robert Owen

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established small societies governed by the principles of utopian socialism

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23
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Fabian Society

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socialist group that favored reforming society by parliamentary means

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24
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classical liberalism

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belief in natural rights, constitutional government, laissez-faire economics, and reduced spending on armies and established churches

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Mary Wollstonecraft

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A Vindication of the Rights of Women; argued that females should receive the same education as males

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26
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abolitionism

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the movement to end the Atlantic slave trade and free all enslaved people

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27
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Zionism

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the desire of Jews to reestablish an independent homeland where their ancestors had lived in the Middle East

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28
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anti-Semitism

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hostility towards Jews

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29
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Theodor Herzl

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leader of Zionist movement

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30
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Dreyfus Affair

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a Jewish military officer was convicted of treason against the French government based on forged documents; increased support for Zionism

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Declaration of Independence

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expressed the philosophy behind the colonists’ fight against British rule; included a slight modification of Locke’s natural rights

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liberté, égalité, et fraternité

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“liberty, equality, fraternity”; slogan of the French revolution

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Bastille

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French prison that symbolized the abuses of the monarchy and the corrupt aristocracy; was stormed on July 14 1789

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34
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Declaration of the Rights of Man

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statement declaring basic human rights

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35
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Reign of Terror

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period during which the French government executed thousands of opponents of the revolution, including the king and queen. Started by the Jacobins

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36
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Haiti

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French sugar and coffee colony

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37
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Maroons

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escaped slaves

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38
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Toussaint L’Ouverture

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former slave that led a general rebellion against slavery

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39
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creoles

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Europeans born in the Americas

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40
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mestizos

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people in American colonies with both European and native parents

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41
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peninsulares

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colonists born in Spain or Portugal

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42
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mulattoes

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people of African and either European or indigenous ancestory

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43
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Simón Bolívar

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creole who pushed for enlightenment ideals in Latin America. Became instrumental in the independence of Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru

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Lola Rodríguez de Tió

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female Puerto Rican poet who criticized Spain’s rule over Puerto Rico

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45
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Propaganda Movement

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movement where Filipinos called for greater autonomy of the Philippines through publications. Led to the the Philippine Revolution

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46
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realpolitik

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the practical policies of reality that Count di Cavour believed in

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47
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Giuseppe Mazzini

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created the radical romantic revolutionary philosophy that Cavour adopted

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48
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Risorgimento

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Italian resurgence

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49
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Giuseppe Garibaldi

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leader of the Red Shirts fighting in the southern Kingdom of Naples; allied with Cavour to achieve Italian unification

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Otto von Bismark

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favored realpolitik, used nationalism to three wars to unify Germany

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51
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immigration

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the movement of people into a country form other countries

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52
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Ottomanism

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a movement that aimed to create a more modern, unified state

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53
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Industrial Revolution

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the dramatic change in society and economics due to new technologies

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54
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industrialization

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the increased mechanization of production and the social changes that came with the shift

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55
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agricultural revolution

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an increase in agricultural productivity

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56
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crop rotation

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rotating different crops in and out of a field each year

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57
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seed drill

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a device that efficiently puts seeds in a designated spot in the ground

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58
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cottage industry

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putting-out system; system developed in Britain where merchants provided raw cotton to women who spun it into finished cloth in their own homes for low pay and some independence

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59
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spinning jenny

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made weaving cloth faster

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60
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water frame

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made spinning yarn faster

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61
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James Hargreaves

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invented the spinning jenny

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62
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Richard Arkwright

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invented the waster frame

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63
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factory system

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system of manufacture that uses machinery

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64
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Eli Whitney

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inventor of interchangeable parts

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65
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interchangeable parts

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allowed parts of manufactured goods to be replaced when they break, rather than the whole thing

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66
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division of labor

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assigning each worker to one type of task; improved efficiency

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67
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specialization of labor

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same as division of labor

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68
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assembly line

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series of workers in a factory that worked together to manufacture large amounts of a product; first used for Model Ts

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69
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seaway

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aquatic equivalent of a road

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70
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raw material

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resources used to make things, especially manufactured goods

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capital

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money available to invest in business

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industrial advantages of Britain

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mineral resources, colony resources, abundant rivers, strong fleets, protection of private property, and growing population/urbanizatipon

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enclosure movement

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the selling of commons by the government that caused an increase in urbanization

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human capital

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workforce

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Trans-Siberian Railroad

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Russian railroad that stretched from Moscow to the Pacific Ocean, making trade easier for Russia; developed the Russian coal, iron, and steel industries

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company rule

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British East India Company control over parts of India

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steam engine

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engine that uses pressure created by steam to create energy

78
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James Watt

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invented an inexpensive steam engine

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coaling stations

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refueling points for steam powered ships

80
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second industrial revolution

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developments in steel, chemicals, precision machinery, and electronics

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Alexander Graham Bell

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received the first patent for a telephone`

82
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Gugliemo Marconi

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Italian physicist who created the radio

83
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Transcontinental Railroad

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railroad that connected the Atlantic and Pacific in America

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Mamluks

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former Turkish slaves that formed a military class

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Muhammad Ali

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governor of Egypt who taxed peasants so much that they were forced to give their land to the state, allowing the government to control cotton production and make money

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Commodore Matthew Perry

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led a naval squad that went to Japan and demanded trade privileges for America

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Meiji Restoration

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period where the Meiji reformed Japan to become a major power

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Charter Oath

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abolished feudalism in Japan in 1868

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zaibatsu

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powerful Japanese family business organizations

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corporations

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a business chartered by a government as a legal entity owned by stockholders

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stockholders

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individuals who buy partial ownership directly from a company when it is formed or later through a stock market

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monopoly

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control of a specific business and elimination of all compitition

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Bessemer process

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a more efficient way to produce steel

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Cecil Rhodes

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founder of De Beers Diamonds

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transnational companies

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companies that operated across national bounderies

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labor union

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organization of workers that advocate the right to bargain with employers and put the resulting agreements in a contract

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John Stuart Mill

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fought for legal reforms to allow labor unions, limit child labor, and and ensure safe working conditions in factories

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utilitarianism

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philosophy by Mill that sought the greatest good for the greatest number of people

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Karl Marx

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German scholar who co-founded communism with Engels

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Friedrich Engels

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wealthy supporter of Marx

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Communist Manifesto

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pamphlet that summarized Marx and Engels’ critique of capitalism

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proletariat

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working class

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bourgeoise

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middle class and investors who owned machinery and factories

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Mahmud II

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Ottoman sultan who abolished Janissaries, developed a new artillery unit trained by Europeans, abolished feudalism, built new roads, and set up a postal system

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Tanzimat

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“reorganization”; Ottoman reforms after Mahmud II

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Hatt-i Humayun

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declared equality for all men in education, government appointments, and justice

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millets

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separate legal courts established by different religious communities

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Self-Strengthening Movement

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Chinese reform where the government faced internal and external problems confronting China

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Hundred Days of Reform

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abolished the outdated civil service exam, eliminated corruption, and established Western-style industrial, commercial, and medical systems

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Empress Dowager Cixi

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most powerful political figure in China during the reign of Guangxu, initially a conservative and opposed reforms and feared foreigners

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bushido

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code of conduct of samurai

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genros

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elder statesmen in Japan

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tenements

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poorly built apartment buildings

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slums

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low-income areas of cities

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working class

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social class made up of laborers

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white-collar workers

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managers, small business owners, and professionals. Most were literate and middle class

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mass production

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made goods more abundant and cheaper

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imperialism

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establishing overseas empires

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Sino-Japanese War

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war between China and Japan over Korea; Japan won

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Formosa

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name of Taiwan from Portuguese colonization until the end of WWII

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Phrenologists

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people who studied skull sizes and shapes to justify imperialism

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Social Darwinism

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usage of evolution to justify imperialism

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David Livingstone

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Scottish missionary that worked in Sub-Saharan Africa to end the illegal trade of slaves

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quinine

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medicine that treats malaria; increased colonization in Africa

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Suez Canal

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canal built in Egypt to save a trip around Africa

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corvée laborers

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unpaid workers forced to work on the Suez Canal as a tax

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Sierra Leone

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a home for freed slaves from throughout the British Empire

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settler colony

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colony for people from other places to live in

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Scramble for Africa

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the push of European powers to colonize Africa; leaders feared that it would lead to war

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Berlin Conference

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a meeting of European powers to colonize Africa in an orderly manner

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Cape Colony

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colony in Africa that Britain took from the Dutch

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Afrikaners

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the descendants of 17th-century Dutch settlers in the Cape Colony

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Boer Wars

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violent conflicts between the British and Afrikaners over land

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King Leopold II

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Belgian king who oversaw the takeover of the Congo to persuade the Belgian government to support colonial expansion

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Abysssinia

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Ethiopia; unclaimed African country because it had a strong army-defeated France

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Liberia

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unclaimed African country because it was founded by former slaves from the US

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Ceylon

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Sri Lanka

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spheres of influence

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areas in China where certain European powers had exclusive trading rights and access to natural resources

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Indochina

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Vietnam

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Malaya

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worlds greatest producer of natural rubber at the end of the 19th century

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Siam

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Thailand; only uncolonized country in Southeast Asia in the 19th century

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penal colony

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colony used for prisoners, such as Australia

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Treaty of Waitangi

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guaranteed that the rights of the Maori would be protected by the British crown

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Maori

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original inhabitants of New Zealand

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Monroe Doctrine

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European countries can’t intervene in affairs of the Western Hemisphere

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Roosevelt Corollary

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the US would intervene if Latin American countries showed instability

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Great Game

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intense rivalry between Russia and Britain over Afghanistan

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Proclamation of 1763

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the British reserved all land between the Appalachian Mountains and the Mississippi River after the French and Indian War

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Cherokee nation

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adopted a constitution based on America’s

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Indian Removal Act

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forced natives to relocate to Oklahoma

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Ghost Dance

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rituals of dance and song meant to hasten the native’s dead coming back and driving out the whites, restoring their lands and traditions

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Túpac Amaru II

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hereditary chief in southern Peru who initiated a general Incan revolt against Spain

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Benito Juárez

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liberal ruler of Mexico; overthrown by conservative Mexicans conspiring with Napoleon III

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sepoys

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Indian soldiers under British employment

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Indian Rebellion of 1857

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Sepoy Mutiny; violent uprising of sepoys that was stopped by the British; marked the beginning of Indian nationalism

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Raj

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British colonial government over India

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José Rizal

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started a reform movement called the Liga Filipina (Philippine League), feared by the Spanish despite being loyal to Spain

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Treaty of Paris

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end of Spanish-American War that gave the Philippines to America

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Philippine-American War

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attempted Philippine revolution from America that ended with an American victory and large civilian death counts

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Pan-Africanism

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feeling of nationalism shared by Western-educated Africans

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Xhosa

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natives of South Africa that didn’t want to be ruled by any Europeans

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Xhosa Cattle Killing Movement

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the killing of cattle and burning of crops by the Xhosa believing that it would cause spirits to remove the British settlers from their land. The only result was famine and death of thousands

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Anglo-Zulu War

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war between the British and Zulus that resulted in the Zulu’s land becoming part of the British colony of South Africa

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Muhammad Ahmad

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declared himself the Mahdi who would restore the glory of Islam

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Mahdi

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“guided one”

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railroads

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made land transportation faster

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steamships

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made water transportation faster, but required huge amounts of coal as fuel

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economic imperialism

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a situation in which foreign business interests have great power or influence

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Culture System

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forced farmers to choose between growing cash crops for export or performing corvée labor

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Pampas

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large, grassy plains in Latin America

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banana republics

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small Central American countries under the economic power of foreign-based corperations

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indentured servants

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people who worked for a set number of years before becoming free

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disapora

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mass emigrations from a country or region that may take place over a period of many years

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ethnic enclaves

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clusters or neighborhoods of people from the same foreign country

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kangani system

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replaced indentured servitude; entire families were recruited to work on tea, coffee, and rubber plantations in Ceylon, Burma, and Malaya