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| A term that described the hegemony and was also widespread in the early 1870s Europe was |
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| Who owned the Congo Free State? |
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| Leopold II, King of the Belgians |
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| The two types of economic Imperialism discussed by Hobson are |
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| the free trade and growing manufacture of the empires |
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| In 1900 the religious missionaries were active in |
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| At the beginning of 1900s the British Empire ruled |
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| In 1900 the most African land in terms of area was held by |
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| Lord Kitchener led the army in the battles |
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| Battle of Omdurman and Second Boer War |
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| Largest socialist party in Europe was founded in |
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| 1880-1914 the most visible anarchist theories came from |
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| the right to well being; well being is for all, all is for all |
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| 1870-1900 British Socialist parties were |
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| First May Day celebration was held |
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| Anarchism and Socialism attack |
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| The Second International was inaugurated |
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| Socialists were members of the British government prior |
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| More prominent leaders and public figures in Europe were killed by Socialist Revolutionaries than by Anarchists |
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| Idea of Reformism was introduced by |
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| The founder of Zionism was |
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| The nationalism of the fin-de-siecle was more |
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| French term for radically new art is |
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| European artists of the fin-de-siecle did not disdain |
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| Japanese and Chinese arts |
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| Gallerist and influential person who helped promoting Art Nouveau was |
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| Three influential anti-Semitic voices from France were |
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| Edouard Drumont, Jules Geurin, Wilhelm Marr |
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| The Dreyfus affair lasted from |
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| The colonel who fabricated evidence against Alfred Dreyfus was |
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| J'Accuse appeared first in the newspaper titled |
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| Capitan Dreyfus was courtmartialed |
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| The leader of the Young Turks Revolution was |
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| The Ottoman Empire was expelled from SE Europe by |
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| The name given to anti-Semitic riots in Russia |
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| Russia and Japan fought together during the |
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| The two wrokers' councils that led strikes at the beginning of 1905 Revolution in Russia were |
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| the Socialist-Revolutionary Party and Marxist Russian Social Democratic Labour Party |
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| The Moroccan Crises of 1905 and 1911 involved |
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| Germany, France and Britain |
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| German term for the new art |
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| The celestial object recurring symbol in Salome by Wilde |
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| The step-father of Salome is |
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| Italian criminologist who influenced ideas of degeneration all over Europe |
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| A well-to-do's obsession with degenaration and the real improvements in living standards, social opportunities created |
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| Condition of an increasingly urbanized Europe was a source of |
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| anxiety through degeneration |
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| Biological movmement that sought to improve human hereditary traits |
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| French scientists known for their study on hysteria |
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| Jean-Martin Charcot Joseph Babinski |
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| Nobel Prize winning philosopher from France embraced New Psychology |
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| Second painter admired by Huymans' character is |
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| Hatred according to Freud was |
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| an ego state that wishes to destroy its unhappiness |
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| First German anti-Semitic political party was called CSP and founded |
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| Famous site in London that was a target for attack in 1894 |
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| The guy who attempted to blow up the observatory |
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| European Parliaments were viewed with equal scorn by illiberal movements and socialist |
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| La Ronde play ended with an encounter between |
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| New Sexology by Boucherau |
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| Case study for Sexual Inversion |
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| Ghosts Up To Date 1894 focuses on |
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| idea of the ghost and its definition |
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| Land and Stead were both fascinated by |
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| John Robert Seere said that |
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| We seem, as it were, to have conquered and peopled half the world in a fit of absence of mind |
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| Imperialists saw themselves as a |
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| Morris uses a watchword for competition |
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| Socialism is the best guarantee for Individualism by |
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