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| Wrote: Theory of Moral Sentiments, An inquiry into the nature and causes of the wealth of nations. FATHER OF MODERN ECONOMICS. Father of Free market-Capitalism. Mercantilism was before Smith. |
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| Joined Nazi party in 1919. Leader of NSDAP in 1921. Chancellor in 1933. Created Third Reich, dictatorship. Re-armed Germany, invaded Poland in 1939. Informal beginning of World War Two. Axis Powers (Germany and Russia) conquered most of Europe. 1945, Berlin fell, and Hitler and his wife committed suicide. |
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| Enclosure: All farmers fencing off their own property. Led to crop experimentation because land was not shared and people could do what they want on their land with out permission. Crop Rotation: Split fields into three, planted two, one fallow. Rotated each harvest. Selective breeding: Mix-bred crops to produce better ones. |
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| Physisist. Contributions: Theories of Relativity. FATHER OF MODERN PHYSICS |
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| Tsar of Russia 1855-1881. EMANCIPATION OF THE SERFS. Encouraged Finnish Nationalism in Russia |
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| British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain tried to appease Nazi Germany by giving whatever it wanted, so there would be no war. There was. |
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| November 11th, 1918. (Eleventh Hour, Eleventh Day, Eleventh Year) Commemorates the cease fire agreement between allied forces and Germany and the end of WWI. |
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| Germany, Japan and Italy (Tripartite Act) Opposed the Allies. |
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| Many different nations in this area of land, all had big nationalism. They eventually "exploded," and started World War I |
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| Italian Politician, CREATOR OF FASCISM. Led Italy in the Axis Powers. |
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| First Chancellor of German Empire. Ruled during Unification of Germany. |
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| German for Lightning War. Germans attacked quickly and heavily with planes and such, most people were not a match for this. Only the British were with the Royal Air Force and anti-aircraft guns. |
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| Came to power in Russia in 1917, created the Soviet Union |
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| The economy we have today |
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| Empress of Russia 1762 - 1796. Greatly Expanded borders |
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| During WWI: Austria-Hungary, Germany, Ottoman Empire, Bulgaria. |
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| Works: Origin of Species, Descent of Man |
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| Bolshevik (Soviet) Security branch. KGB. |
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| Civil Constitution of the Clergy |
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| A law passed that made the roman church in france subordinate to the french government. |
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| Committee of Public Safety |
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| Created in 1793 by national convention, didn't actually do anything. During the reign of terror. |
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| 1814-1815. Ment to settle french revolutionary wars and the napoleonic wars. |
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| Astronomer, Heliocentric Theory. |
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| Many people working part time from their houses. During the industrial revolution. |
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| Allied invasion of Normandy. June 6th 1944. |
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| Declaration of the Rights of Man and the Citizen |
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| French Revolution. Written by John Locke |
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| French Philosopher: Encyclopidia Phylosophy. |
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| Russian Temporary Government |
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| Essentially let Adolf Hitler be a dictator. |
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| Let people fence their farms in the agricultural revolution |
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| Too many to name, mostly peoples rights. |
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| Children ages 14-18 no more than 12 hours a day with lunch. 9-13 8 hours with lunch and 2 hours of education. NONE UNDER 9. Under 18 not at night. Routine Inspections |
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| Far Right Wing, Single Party State |
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| Hitlers final plan to exterminate all the Jewish People |
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| Mass Production of Crops, less focus on consumer goods. Not enough crops for people of russia, all was exported |
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| President of USA during WWII. |
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| Italian Physicist during Scientific Revolution. Father of Modern Physics, Modern Science. Supported Heliocentric Theory. |
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| Hitler did this because he knew he could not dominate if germany was not united. 1871 |
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| 1921-1933 in Germany. Inflated to pay back treaty of Versailles. |
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| the creation and maintenance of an unequal economic, cultural and territorial relationship, usually between states and often in the form of an empire, based on domination and subordination |
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| 18th and 19th century. All across the world, started in UK. Tons of smaller revolutions, agricultural etc. |
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| Began in 1815 with the Congress of Vienna. End of napoleonic era. |
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| French Philosopher. Influenced French Revolution. Wrote Emile; on Education. |
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| English Philosopher. Mind is a blank state, tabula rasa. Works: Letters concerning toleration, two treatise of government, Essay concerning human understanding. |
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| Made epic telescope to help solidify galileos ideas. |
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| Government founded by the treaty of versailles. 1934-1935. Upheld the rights of man. |
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| Bolshevik Leader 1917. Leninism. Slow withering away of the state. Created the Cheka. Rule by Fear |
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