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Industrial Rev. SG

Industrial revolution study guide

TermDefinition
Capital Money supply
Entrepreneur Seekers of new business opportunities
Industrial Capitalism Economic system based on industrial production
Socialism Governmental ownership and control of production
James Watt Developed steam engine that could drive machinery
Cotton industry Production method using rural, at-home workers
Spinning Jenny Invention that improved thread production
Conservatism Belief in tradition and social stability
Liberalism Belief that people should be free from government restraint
Multinational state Collection of different peoples under the same government, as in the Austrian Empire
Principles of intervention Right of the powerful countries to maintain order throughout Europe
Nationalism Belief that people owe loyalty to a nation
Militarism Reliance on military strength
Kaiser Emperor
Emancipation Law that freed Russian serfs
Abolitionism A movement to end slavery
Realpolitik Bismarck's theory of practical, as opposed to idealistic, governance
Romanticism Emphasized feelings and imagination as sources of knowing
Organic evolution Theory that some organisms are more adaptable
Natural selection Theory that life forms from simpler forms
Realism Literary movement that stressed ordinary characters, precise description
Ludwig van Beethoven Considered the bridge between the classical and romantic periods in music, music that had to reflect his deepest feelings and emotions. Specialized in Romanticism
Louis Pasteur Proposed the germ theory of disease
Karl Marx Published the communist manifesto. Believed the proletariat would rise up and defeat the bourgeoisie and form a dictatorship, the government would then control the state and produce a classless society
Charles Dickens British novelist made famous by writing realistic novels about focusing on England's lower and middle class during Britain's Industrial Revolution
Revisionist A supporter of a policy of revision or modification
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