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Global 10 MT Review

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The trade between Europe, Africa, Americas Middle Passage Triangular Trade
Europeans force Latin Americans into slavery. African slave trade developed because there weren't enough LAs to do work. Ecomienda System
mother country profits from colonies (raw materials/markets to sell goods) mercantilism
an absolute ruler (Louis XIV-divine right, Peter the Great- westernization) absolutism
use of the scientific method, a new way of thinking and observing the world, Galileo, Newton, gravity Scientific Revolution
when the Scientific Revolution ideas were applied to government and society (LOGIC and REASON), people spoke out against absolutism Enlightenment
Enlightenment thinker, believed in natural rights, Two Treaties on Gov't, Life, Liberty and Pursuit of Happiness John Locke
Enlightenment thinker believed people were naturally evil, favored absolute rule Thomas Hobbes
believed in separation of powers Montesquieu
Absolute rulers who used Enlightenment ideas (Catherine the Great) Enlightened Despots
caused by the American Revolution, anger of Third Estate, poor government/bankruptcy French Revolution
restored Europe's balance of power back to the way it was before Napoleon, led by Metternich Congress of Vienna
inspired by the French Revolution (Jose de San Martin, Simon Bolivar, Toussaint L"Overture, caused by inequality among social classes Latin American Revolutions
peninsulares, creoles, mestizos, mulattos- (most power-least of the population : least power-most of the population Latin American Social Classes
love for one's country nationalism
caused by nationalism unification of Germany and Italy
ruled by "Blood and Iron" unifying German States Otto von Bismarck
worked to unify Italy Giuseppe Garibaldi Camillo di Cavour
started in the 1700s in England- Factors of Production: land, labor and capital Industrial Revolution
believed in laissez-faire (government hands-off, leaves business alone) Adam Smith
wrote the Communist Manifesto Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels
industrialization, need for raw materials and new markets, Christianity (White Man's Burden), scramble for Africa causes of imperialism
set rules for Colonization of Africa 1884-1885 Berlin Conference
country taken over for economic advantage colony
areas in China taken over by Europeans especially after the Opium War and Treaty of Nanking Spheres of Influence
modernization of Japan Meji Restoration
makes Japan a major world power Japanese imperialism
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