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| are paintings that are huge colorful, and full of excitement. these glorified battle or the lives of saints. |
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| a government where the ruling power belongs to multiple people. |
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| allowing business to run without the interference of the government. |
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| were social gatherings of the most famous writers, musicians, artists, and philosophes. The middle class would hold these and take this as an opportunity to meet with the upper class on equal footing. |
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| was an agreement that people agreed to that said that they woul give up their freedom for an organized society. Hobbes believed that. |
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| was one of the most famous philosophes who trageted corrupt officials and idle aristocrates. his words offended both the French gov. and the church. he was locked up for his writings |
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| was a Scottish economist who fvored lassiez faire. he wrote the book The Wealth of Nations. he still thought that the government should protect society and provide public works though. |
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| was a philosophe who believed that people in their natural state were good. he thought that they were corrupted by society. he wrote The Social Contract. |
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| was a philosophe who did not like absolute monarchy. he published The Spirit of the Laws. in this, he discussed the different governments. He felt that it would be best to have a government with three different branches that would check each other's powers. |
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| was a party in England who spoke for the nobles landowners and other people whose interests were in agriculture. |
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| Declaration of Independence. |
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| was America's independence document. This was written by Thomas Jefferson. |
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| was a participant in the Congress of Vienna He wanted things back to the way they were in 1792, before Napoleon took control. |
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| was a journalist during the French Revolution she demanded equal rights when she wrote "The Declaration Of the Rights of Women and the Female Citizen" this was largely ignored by the public. |
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| is when ships cut off the flow of necessary supplies to a country. |
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| is the feeling of pride in one's country. |
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| were places where products are made this is the start of industrialization. |
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| was a British economist and philosopher who was inspired by Bentham's ideas He wanted the government to help the harsh lives of the working class. he also wanted to give voting rights to workers and women. |
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| was the person who invented the seed drill, which distributed seeds evenly around the field. |
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| was an invention that powered a locomotive by steam power. this was invented by Thomas Newcomen. |
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| was when agricultural machines were being built. the increase in food and requiring less people on farms that it had started the Industrial Revolution. |
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| was the industry of cloth and thread. this was one of the first to industrialize. |
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| is a business which that are owned by many different investors. this is possible because of the selling of shock. |
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| is an art that focuses on the first fleeting impression of an object. it was in the 1870's when this became popular. |
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| are identical components that could be used in place of one another. this were popular in the time of industrialization. |
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| was a movenment that urged Christians to do social services. |
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| was a way of putting something together in the Industrial Revolution. This involves one person to put only one part on. this moved the process along much faster than before. |
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| is taking Darwin's idea of survival of the fittest and applying it to humanity. |
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| was the theory that certain microbes caused specific infectious diseases. in 1870, Louis Pasteur proved it. |
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| was a system of sewers in the cities. This system made the cities alot more sanitary. |
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| is someone who believes that anarchy, or no government, is good for the people. |
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| was the kaiser of Germany in 1888 he believed that only he would do a good job of running Germany and fired Otto von Bismarck. he provided social welfare for his people, even though he did not like social reforms. |
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| was a war between the French and the Prussians. over Alsace and Lorraine. |
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| social and economic reform in Germany |
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| was the empress of China. she did not like reform and kept it the old way of running China. |
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| was the rebellion that the Hindus and Muslims of India had against the British because it was against their religions to use pig and cow fat to use in their weapons. |
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| was a congress formed by Indian National leaders, they wanted peaceful protesting to get what they wanted. Hindus dominated this party. |
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