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humanities one

chapter 8

worddefinition
enlightenment ideas were published called the era of new ideas
reason logical thinking
secularism playing down the importance of a religion
individualism a belief in the political and economic independence of individuals
popular sovereignty people could only preserve thier freedom if they choose thier own government, and that good govrnment must be controlled by the people
social contract government should be based on an agreement made by the people
Patriots colonists who wanted independence
Loyalists colonists who wanted to remain loyal to great britian
alliance agreement formed to help both sides
oppresion the creul and unjust use of powers against others
Reign if Terror thousands of people died at the guillotine
balance of power a way to keep peace by making sure no one nation or group of nations become to powerful
reactionaries oppose change and would like to actually undo certian changes
Industrial Revolution advances in industry, bussiness, transportation, and communications changed people's lives around the worldin almost every way
factors of production items necessaryfor industry to grow includes;land, natural resources, workers, and capital.
capital refers to the money and tools needed to make a project
factories large buildings to house workers and thier equipment
capitalism owning and operating factories
mass production is a system of producing large numbers of identical items
working class people who worked in factories of mines
literacy the ability to read
emigrate leave one's country to live in another
suburbs area just outside or near a city
reform is to remove it's faults
suffagrates women who fought for all women's right to vote
nationalism is the love of one's country more than the love of one's native region or state
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