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TermDefinition
Laissez Faire Supply and Demand (Capitalism) -- Capitalists (living like kings) and The working men (living horribly)
Karl Marx (The Communist Manifesto) > Believed 19th century class struggle was between: Factory owners (bourgeoisie) Workers (proletariat) Communism was based on these ideas
Thomas Malthus Said the population would continue to grow unless stopped by war, disease, or famine
Cecil Rhodes Encouraged colonialism (taking political control over another country) in Africa
Robespierre Tried to eliminate enemies of the French Revolution Reign of terror - thousands of deaths
Sepoy and Boxer Rebellion Aimed at ending foreign involvement in India and China
Kemal Ataturk Encouraged industrial expansion Inspired Nationalism Replaced Islamic law with secular law Increased the rights of women
Holocaust Different groups in Germany were targeted; part of Hitlers “final solution” - which was the killing of over six million Jews during WW2
WW1 Italy, Germany, and Austria Hungary (triple alliance) was defeated by France, England, and Russia (Triple Entente). The US joined the fight during the end and helped the Entente
WW2 Came to an end with the: the Dropping of the atomic bombs
Marshall Plan When the US helped wartorn European nations rebuild (US gave aid packages, food, and building supplies)
Cold War Between US and Soviet Union; when Vietnam was two separate nations
Enlightenment Awakening of human potential and rights of man
French Revolution “Liberty, Fraternity, and equality” - rights of humans
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