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active effort to promote human welfare
ex. andrew carnegie and rockefeller |
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survival of the fittest
charles darwin and natural selection
hoe herbert spencer explains society |
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| when you pay your employees very low and you sell your product for a lower price than other businesses in the same industry |
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| all competition within an industry are bought out or merge into one |
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| control the process of getting material needed |
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| private ownership of everything that produces and distributes goods |
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| government produces everything that produces and distributes goods |
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capitalism
hands free government |
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| negotiation between representitives of labor and management, to reach written agreements of wages,hours,and working conditions |
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| a work stoppage intended to force an employer to respond to demands |
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| a process requiring people to do a particular act or not to do a particular act |
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| develop industries in a country or region on a wide scale |
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Precint boss-controls a precint and its voters
ward boss-leader of employment agency
City boss-guaranteed success of machine |
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| an officeholder's power to appoint people-usually who have helped hime get elected-to positions in government |
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| an officeholder's power to appoint people-usually who have helped hime get elected-to positions in government |
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| adopting cultural traits of a new place |
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| acquire social characterisitcs of a group |
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| corwded,uncomfortable, housing wear immigrabts liveed |
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| the illegal use of politcal influence for personal gain (boss tweed) |
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| paper money backed with silver and gold in hopes that greenbacks would gain value(silvershoes) |
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| journalists who would expose the corrupt side of business and publis life |
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| as salaries went up so did the taxes |
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no open ballots
privatley voted |
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| a procedure fir removing aa public official from the office by a vote of the people |
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| deaths of african americans by hanging,burning, shooting, without trial or reason |
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| to deprive a person from the right to citizneship |
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| extending a countries authority over weaker countries |
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| an opposition to political and economic enlargements with other countries |
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| when you make up or exagerate stories in order to sell more papers |
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| a method of settling disputes in which both sides submit their differences to a mutually aprooved judge |
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| communication designed to influence peoples thoughts and actions |
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militarism,nationalism,allies,
imperialism |
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| the assasination of franz ferdinad and his wife |
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| building the strength of military forces |
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| countries are on a "team" |
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| devotion to the interests and culture of one's nation |
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| not being on anyones side. |
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| to assemble military forces into readiness f or battle |
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| required enrollment in army services |
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| harsh laws that imposed penalties onanyone who dissagreed with u.s. participation in WW1 |
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| a restriciton on peoples right to buy unlimited amounts of particular foods and other goodd |
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| the compensation paid by a defeated nation for the damage or injury it inflicted on other countries |
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| women who were coming out of their shells-new haircuts, clothes,etc. |
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| the number of people who died in a war |
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| people who would smuggle alcohol in their boots(prohibition) |
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| believed in the bible and its every word |
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| substantial rise in the general level of prices related to an increase in the volume of money and resulting in the loss of value of currency |
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| buy stocks with chance of quick prfoit |
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| buying stocks with borrowed money |
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| an arrangement where a buyer pays later for a purchase |
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| a time of very bad economic times |
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| not as bad as depression, but the economy is going bad |
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| a government spending of more money than it recieves |
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| escaping from a bad time. like seeing a movie |
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| blaming others for what you do |
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| one party government and state ownership of property |
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| a govrnemnt by the people |
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| a strong centralized, nationalistic government headed by a dictator |
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| when the governemnt owns EVERYTHING |
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| to bring to a state of peace |
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| japenese gained islands in order to have navel bases and gto get closer to target lands |
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| japenese would kill themsleves in order to destroy the enemy |
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| surrender with no conditions |
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