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Review for unit 8 vocab.

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Enlightenment An era of new ideas from the mid- 1600s through the 1700s
Reason Logical thinking.
Popular Sovereignty Governmental principle based on just laws and on a government created by and subject to the of the people.
Social Contract Idea that government should be based on an agreement made by the people.
Patriots Colonists who wanted independence from British rule.
Loyalists Colonists loyal to Great Britain.
Alliance A formal agreement or treaty among nations formed to advance common interests or causes.
Oppression Cruel and unjust use of power against others.
Reign of Terror Period from 1789 to 1794 when thousands of people died at the guillotine in France.
Industrial Revolution Period that lasted through the 1700s and 1800s when advances in industry, business, transportation, and communications changed people's lives in almost every way.
Factors of Production The natural resources, money, labor, and capital needed for business operation.
Capital The money and tools needed to make a product.
Factories Buildings to house workers and their equipment.
Capitalism Economic system in which private individuals control the factors of production.
Mass Production System of producing large numbers of identical items.
Working Class Unskilled and semi-skilled workers with low paying jobs.
Literacy The ability to read and right.
Suburbs Areas just outside or near a city.
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