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WHAP vocab 4

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declaration of independence a document modeled after the political philosophies of john locke
domestic system a manufacturing method in which the stages of manufacturing process are carries out in private homes rather than a factory setting
maoris a member of polynesian group that settled in new zealand about 800 CE
communism an economic system in which the state controls the means of production
suez canal canal constructed by egypt across the isthmus of suez in 1869
spanish american war conflict between the U.S and spain that began the rise of U.S as a world power
conservatism in 1800 europe a movement that supported monarchies, aristocracies, and state established churches
factors of production land, labor, capital, entrepreneurship, which existed in britain which allowed it to lead in the industrial rev
zaibatsu large industrial organization created on japa during the industrialization of the lates 1800s
indian national congress political party that became the leader of the indian nationalist movement
natural rights rights that belong to every person and that no government may take away
revolution of 1905 strikes by urban workers and peasants in russia
social darwinism the application of darwin's philosophy of natural selection to human society
bill of rights the first ten amendments
berlin conference the meeting of european imperialists to engage industrialization
reign of terror the period of most extreme violence in french revolution
gran columbia the temporary union of the northern portion of south america after the independence movements in a factory setting
treaty of nanking treaty ending the opium war that ceded hong kong to british
sino japanese war war between japan and chinese over control of korea
radicalism western european political philosophy during 1800s
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