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led a radical branch of British feminists founded the Women's Social and Political Union followers known as suffragetes argued for the extention for the votes of women imprisoned by liberal government
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Second Industrial Revolution |
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steel, chemicals, electricity, and oil application of electricity increased production of sulfuric acid and laundry soap automobiles Germany → main source for scientific research and education
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Britain's most influential socialist group mainly composed of civil servants that believed reform could be achived gradually, peacefully, and democratically took its name from Q. Fabius Maximus → avoided any direct contact that might lead to defeat
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leader of the French Socialists believed that socialists should cooperate with the middle class Radical ministries to ensure the enactment of needed social legisltaion advicated reconciliation with the state
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doctrine embraced by socialists expounded in Reflections on Violence advocates bringing industry and government under the control of federations of labor unions by the use of direct actions strikes commonly suppressed by the middle class Radical ministry troops
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AKA the German Social Democratic Party kept Marxist socialism alive during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries devided between those who advocated reform and those who advocated revolution worked for electoral rights, expansion of its membership, and short term political & social reform
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representative body announced by Nicholas II adter being dissolved twice, the third one was elected on the basis of a more conservative franchise moderate liberals of the body approved new land measures brought forth by Stolypin
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