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Global History

TermDefinition
Ottoman & Mughal Empire Religious Tolerance
Tokugawa Shogunate Reject foreign influence
Enlightenment new ideas about government and law
John Locke 3 natural rights (life , liberty, property); self government; democracy; people
Rousseau Social contract (give up some rights for the common good)
Montesquieu 3 syllable-3 words-3 branches, Separation of Powers
Catherine the Great Monarch with Enlightenment Ideals (Enlightened Despot)
French Revolution Robespierre & Reign Of Terror
Napoleon Bonaparte stability & nationalism, Napoleonic Code
Three Estates (Causes of French Revolution) social inequality; unfair tax structure
Congress of Vienna restore balance of power / restore power of monarchs
Simon Bolivar & Toussaint L'Ouverture (Haiti) Nationalist leaders of Latin America = wanted independence from European powers.
Adam Smith capitalism, laissez faire ("hands off')
Karl Marx (& F. Engels) communism, government control, Proletariat overthrow bourgeoisie (class struggle), goal is to create a classless society
Capitalism Consumers control means of production, profit and self interest control market
Communism Workers(proletariat) control means of production. Government makes decisions on the market.
Sadler report Sad Story, revealed poor working conditions in factories, child labor
Reason for Imperialism Resources of industrialization “Civilize” Native peoples National Pride
Berlin Conference Scramble for Africa
Boxer Rebellion Taiping Rebellion Sepoy Mutiny Push back against Foreign Control
Meiji Restoration Westernization/ Modernization
Nationalism Pride in one's country
Causes of WWI Militarism Alliances Imperialism Nationalism
Otto Von Bismarck “Blood & Iron” Unified Germany
Spark to start WWI Assination of ArchDuke Franz Ferdinand
Vladimir Lenin Peace, Land, and Bread (Communist Leader of Russia/USSR)
Treaty of Versailles Germany Blamed for war, must pay Reparations($$ For repairs) Led to rise of Fascist dictators
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