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Unit 5 World

TermDefinition
Industrial revolution began in england circa 1760
spinning jenny 1760s spinning machine
water frame richard arkwright in 1769
capitalism economic system
adam smith wrote the wealth of nations (1776)
laissez faire approuch that means goverments should reduce/have little to no intervention
urbanization increasing size and number of cities
self-strengthening movement under Qing Dynasty
empress cixi a conservative, first opposed reforms
tanzimat reforms reforms after Mahud (1839-1879)
Middle class consisted of factory and office managers
bourgeoisie included middle class and investors who owned machines and factories
labor unions organizations of workers that advocted for workers' rights
scientific socialism approuch to economics based on how the world "actually" aperated
Karl Marx German scholar and writer
John Locke believed people had natural rights (to life liberty and pursuit of happiness)
Mary Wollstonecraft argued that females should get same education rights as males
Constitutional government a government structured according to a written document know as the sonstitution
declaration of indepedence expressed the philosophy behind colonists' fight against british rule
simon bolivar creole, pushed for enlightenment
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