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| stressed limited state interference in private life, representation of the ppl in gove; urged importance of constitutional rule and parliaments |
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| advocated broader voting rights than liberals; urged reforms favoring the lower classes |
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| attacked private property in the name of equality, wanted state control of the means of production and an end to the capitalistic exploitation of the working class |
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| urged the importance of national unity, valued a collective identity based on ethnic origns |
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| intensification of all the processes of production at a single site during the industrial rev., involved greater org. of labor and increased discipline |
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| British politician; granted the vote to working class males in 1867, an ex. of conservative politicians keeping stability through reform |
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| conservative prime minister of prussia; architect of german unification under the prussian king in 1871, utilized liberal reforms to maintain stability |
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| socialist though that disagreed with Marx's formulation, believed that social and economic progress could be achieved through existing political institutions |
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| sought legal and economic gains for women , among equal access to professions and higher education, came to concentrate on the right to vote, won initial support from middle class women |
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| an aspect of the later industrial rev., decreased time at work and offered opportunities for new forms of leisure time, such as vacation trips and team sports |
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| the british political est. in Indias |
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| battle btw the troops of the Brit E. Ind. Comp and the Ind. ruler of bengal, Brit victory gave them control of NE Ind. |
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| architect of brit victory at Plassey, est. foundations of the Raj in N Ind |
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| 3 districts that comprised the bulk of Brit ruled terr. in Ind. during early 19thc., capitals at calcutta, madras, and bombay |
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| ruled by Ind. princes allied with the Raj., agents of the E. Ind. Comp. were stationed at their courts to ensure loyalty |
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| name given to brit who went to ind. to make fortunes through graft and exploitation, returned to britain to live richly |
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| Brit. official who reformed E. Ind. Comp. corruption during the 1790s |
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| colonies as south af., new zealand, algeria, kenya, and hawaii where minority Eu pops lived among majority indigenous ppls |
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| belief in the inherent superiority of whites over the rest of humanity; peaked in the pd before WWI |
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| Ind.st.'s the Orange Free state and Transvaal-established during the 1850s in the south african interior by afrikaners |
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