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| Discovered calculus to prove gravity and other theories. |
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| First systemized pharmacopeia and diagnosis |
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| Two treatises on government |
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| French social critic and philosopher |
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| Wrote "A Vindication of the Rights of Women" |
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Reaction to Baroque
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| Clergy and Estates General |
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| Nobles and Estates General |
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| Paid 100% of taxes before revolution |
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| The revolutionary French National Assembly |
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| wrote a Declaration of the Rights of Man |
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| Civil Constitution of the Clergy |
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| clergy elected locally and they are salaried employees. |
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| the committee for public safety |
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| made sure all opposition were guillotined |
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| thought that unrestrained supply will meet demand and prices will be fair |
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| Economic theorist. fearful about food supply, pessimistic about future due to fear. |
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| 2 supporters of utilitarianism |
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John Stuart Mill |
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| calls for end of private ownership |
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| Slaves (Africa), Rum and Ironware (New England), Sugar and Molasses ( West Indies) |
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| Difference between Shiite and Sunni |
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| Shiite, leader must be a direct descendent of ali |
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| Started foundation of worldwide communist movement |
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| British reform act of 1832 |
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| Lowered qualifications to vote |
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| Home Rule Act for Ireland |
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| Disestablished Church of England, opposers called it antidisestablishmentarianism |
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| British Colonies that achieved dominion status before 1910 |
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| Australia, New Zealand, Canada |
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| Russia and Ottoman Empire/Allies |
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| Colonies of Spain in western hemisphere were freed by |
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| French, British, Belgians, Germans, Portuguese, Spanish |
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| Indochina, Africa, West Indies, French Guinea, Guadeloupe |
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| Response to spheres of influence |
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| Planned Meuse Argonne Offensive |
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| Anyone in it can be selected to serve |
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| Britain awarded Iraq and Palestine |
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| New European Nations formed after WWI |
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| Austria, Lithuania, Estonia, Latvia, Poland, Finland, Hungary, Yugoslavia, Albania |
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| raised food so that armies can eat (by Herbert Hoover) |
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| Bourgeois King, Citizens King |
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| called for end of spheres of influence |
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| Emperor of Ethiopia in WWII |
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| Attacked by Condor Legion |
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| capable of carrying 10,000 deadweight tons of material for the WWII war effort |
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| Key battle of North Africa between Rommel and Montgomery |
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