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| supporting works for the public |
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| rich white men who gave their employess bad wages, drive competitors out of buisness and cheapskates |
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| rich people were rich because they were better than the poor |
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| owning all the companies in that industry |
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| economic system of privatley and governmently owned companies, where the companies pick prices, the government doesn't |
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| economic and political system based on government control of buisness and property and equal distribution of wealth |
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| "allow to do" government should not regulate marketplace |
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| negotiation between the laborers and management |
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| workers not working because they are unhappy about their pay, etc. |
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| employers denie work to the employees |
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| employers putting certain workers on a list that is passed around, so employers dont hire them because they striked or were in a union |
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| worker who replaced other workers while they were on strike |
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| horizontal and vertical monopoly |
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horizontal- own all competing buissneses
vertical- owning all suppliers (no middle man) |
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| development of industry on a large scale |
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| organized group that controls a political party in a city and offers services to voters and buisnesses in exchange for political, finiancial support |
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| patronage or spoils system |
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| when the victorious political party gives its voters jobs as a reward |
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| complete change in traditions/ culture |
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multi-family urban dwelling
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| use of both gold and silver as a monetairy system |
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| journalist who exposed the corrupt sides of buisnesses and public life in the early 1900's |
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| if you earn more money, your income tax is larger |
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| people cannot see who you are voting for, your decision is a secret |
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| a procedure by which a proposed legislative measure can be submitted to a vote of the people |
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| enabling citizens to have another vote to take gov't officials out of their job before their term is done |
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| without the warranty a buyer takes the risk |
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| aiding families whose relatives were killed or injured while on the job |
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| hurting/killing someone because of race/religious beleifs |
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| the taking away of rights from a certain group |
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| the us should be able to go all th eway to the pacific ocean and get land that is owned by mexicans and native americans |
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| policy of extending a nations authority over other countries by economic, political or military means |
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| opposition to political and economic entanglements with other countries |
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| type of journalism that exaggerates the news to make it more interesting for the reader |
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| area or region over which a state/organization has significant cultural, economic, military or political influence |
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| method of settling disputes in which both sides submit their differences to a mutually approved judge |
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| negotiator who acts as a link between opposing sides |
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| a kind of biased communication designed to influence peoples thoughts and actions |
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-nationalism-ethnic groups want independent nations
-imperialism-large powerful Euro countries want control of smaller countries
-militarism-colonies need protection and control
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balkans wanted independence
killing of archduke franz ferdinad and sophie |
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| development of armed forces and their use as a tool of diplomacy |
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-central powers- germany, austria-hungary, ottoman empire
-triple entent- france, great britain, russia
-triple alliance- germany, italy, austria-hungary |
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| a devotion to the interest and culture of ones nation |
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| not going into a war, staying neutral |
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| military operations in which the opposing forces attack and counter-attack from systems of fortified ditches rather than attack on an open battlefield |
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| act of assembling and putting into readiness for war or other emergency |
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| required enrollment in the armed services |
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| when spies get military information |
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| giving a certain portion of something to someone/a group |
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| truce, or agreement to end an armed conflict |
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| the compensation paid by a defeated nation for the damage or injury it inflicted during a war |
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| one of the free-thinking women who embraced the new fashions and urban attitudes of the 20's |
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| people who oppose all forms of government |
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| an overwhelming electoral victory |
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| sets limits on how many immigrants from various countries a nation will admit each year |
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| person who smugled alchoholic beverages into the united states during prohibition |
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| secret bars during prohibition |
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| protestant religious movemnt grounded in the belief that all the stories and details in the bible are literally true |
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| increases in prices or decline in purchasing power caused by an increase in the supply of money |
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| recurring fluctuations in economic activity consisting of recession and recovery and growth and decline |
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| member of the working class who usually earns a hourly wage and preforms manual labors |
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| salaried professional or an educated worker |
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| involvement in risky buisness transactions in an effort to make a quick or large profit |
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| the purchasing of stocks by paying only a small percentage of the price and borrowing the rest |
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| arrangment in which a buyer pays later for a purchase, usually on an installment plan with interest charges |
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| make too much of something- during the great depression |
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| deflationary/depressionary spiral |
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| prices and wages decrease at an increasing rate and currency gains in value |
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| sustained, long downturn in one or more economies |
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| the state of the economy declines; a widespread decline in the GDP and employment and trade lasting from six months to a year |
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| government spending of more money that it recieves |
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| escaping from a daily chore/routine |
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| someone who is punsihed for errors of others |
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| someone who has people skills, draws people to them |
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| nickname for FDR's cabinet |
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| an economic and political system based on one-party government and state ownership of property |
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| government by the people- we vote for representatives |
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| gov't that has a strong, cetralized nationalistic gov't headed by a powerful dictator |
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hitler
killing of jews to make an aryan race |
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| government has complete control over peoples lives |
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| leftist,rightist, middle of the road |
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| settling international disagreements |
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| the killing of jewish people to make a superior race |
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| the u.s. going to different islands in the pacific ocean and taking them back |
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| japanese pilots who would crash into places to blow them up |
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| surrendering without getting anything, no conditions |
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