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chapter 12 rev histo

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Seekers of new business Entrepreneurs
Money supply Capital
Production method using rural, at-home workers Cottage industry
Government ownership and control of production Socialism
Invention that improved thread production Spinning jenny
Improved the steam engine James Watt
Five factors that contributed to Britain's Industrial Revolution Agriculture, larger labor force, money supply, National resources, markets
Where and when did the industrial revolution begin? Great Britain in 1780's
Belief in tradition and social stability Conservatism
Right of powerful countries to maintain order throughout europe Principle of intervention
Belief that people should be free from government restraint Liberalism
Voting rights for all adult men Universal adult male suffrage
Collection of different peoples under the same government, as in the Austrian empire Multinational state
Where did 1848 revolutions take place France, German states, italy
Who was the first president of the second republic in france Louis-napoleon
Where was the peace settlement developed that followed the defeat of napoleon Congress of vienna
Who did Metternich believe should be restored to power after Napoleon's defeat Lawful monarchs
Prime minister of piedmont Camillo di cavour
King of Piedmont and ruler of italy King victor emmanuel II
Led the red shirts Giuseppe garibaldi
Prime minister of prussia Otto Von bismarck
Became emperor of germany William I
Ruled great Britain 1837-1901 Queen victoria
Popular vote Plebiscite
Document which freed many slaves Emancipation proclamation
Elected us president in 1860 Abraham lincoln
French speaking part of canada Quebec
Bismarck's theory of practical, as opposed of idealistic, governance Realpolitik
Reliance on military strength Militarism
Law that freed Russian serfs Emancipation edict
Withdraw from or choose not to be part of Secede
Emperor Kaiser
Major threat to American national unity during the nineteenth century Slavery
When was the civil war 1861 to 1865
How many people died in the civil war? 600,000
Emphasis on using feelings and emotions over reason Romanticism
Literary movement that stressed ordinary characters precise description Realism
Theory that some organisms are more adaptable Natural selection
Indifference to religion Secularization
Theory that life forms develop from simpler forms Organic evolution
Proposed the germ theory of disease Pasteur
2 romantic writers of this time period Charles Dickens and lord Byron
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