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| people started to think with reason and prove things instead of just thinking them |
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| a series of procedures that are taken to legitimize an experiment |
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| An enlightenment philosopher/scientist that discovered the heliocentric theory |
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| proved the heliocentric theory |
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| Scientist invented telescope and studied astronomy |
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| Started the scientific revolution |
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| Life, Liberty, And the pursuit of happiness |
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| enlightenment thinker, pro-monorchy |
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| Enlightenment thinker, anti-monarchy, natural rights |
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| not taking action if not necessary |
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| unspoken agreement between ruler and the ruled, if one side breaks other side may discard |
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| enlightenment thinker, balance of power |
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| enlightenment thinker, branches of government |
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| all humans deserve rights |
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| intelectual gatherings for sharing of knowledge |
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| rulers thinking with reason |
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| the beginning of human studies like anatomy |
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| kings or rulers have a god given right to rule |
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| parties in the British parliament |
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| sided with the cavaliers in the british civil war |
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| sided with the whigs n the british civil war |
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| King of england, dissolves parliament a lot |
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| king of england, only goes to parliament for money |
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| dictatorish after english civil war |
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| charles 2, does anything parliament wants |
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| not made king decided py parliament |
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| laws change at times of war |
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| the rebuilding of the british empire |
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| the start of the restoration |
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| stamp act, tea act, intolerable acts, townsend acts |
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| acts put on colonists by the british |
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| first continental congress |
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| colonies decide that they want independence |
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| written by thomas payne, bandwagon and propaganda used to support the revolution |
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| england Vs. france for territories in USA |
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| first attempt at piece in the american revolution |
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| Declaration of independence |
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| official breaking off of america from england |
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| the king of france. loves to behead people |
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| king louis wife "Killer Queen" |
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| strict social class system in france |
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| kingdom build for king louis xvi |
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| french prison known for torture. stormed and destroyed by the french peasants |
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| the meeting of the three social classes. lowest class gets kicked out |
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| women march on Versailles |
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| women begin to starve and storm the castle of versailles in demand of bread |
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| national assembly/convention |
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| the third estate swears to over through the king |
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| common people of france who could not afford underwear |
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| radical party in favor of more death in the revolution |
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| reign of terror and Robespierre |
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| a period of time where Robespierre and the Jacobeans kill anyone opposed to the revolution |
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| the new french constitution |
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| the declaration of the rights of man |
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| the french bill of rights thingy |
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| dictator after the french revolution, considered one of the most powerful men to ever live |
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| extreame pride in your country |
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| battles leading to the falloff the french world power |
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| a convention to stop the spread of napoleonic france |
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| a system of government to control the people of france |
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| used in workers unions to get higher pay |
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| power from heated water evaporating and turning turbines |
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| paths of travel for trains |
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| corporations/partnerships |
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| businesses that are endorsed or have stocks |
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| the factories that made cloth |
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| a machine used to make cotton easier to clean |
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| helped make factories superior to domestic because of quick fixes |
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| groups of workers in similar fields combining to have more power against their employers |
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| a peson who has an idea for a new or different business |
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| a book written by adam smith about capitalism |
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| people that leave another country to go to another |
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| a conveyor belt type system of making products. everyone get one step |
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| a free market style of economy |
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| people should work for the common good |
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| monetary or machinery used to make more goods or money |
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| a sort of grey area between communism and capitalism |
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| a huge growth in birth of babies |
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| spread of industrial revolution |
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| revolution goes everywhere in the world |
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| regulation of working condition |
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| people fight to get better pay and shorter hours |
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| the survival of the fittest, if one race is better than another it will prevail |
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| creator of capitalism, wrote wealth of nations |
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| people move from farms to the cites |
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| english scientist, found cure/vaccine for smallpox |
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| a country colonizes another country or territory to gain wealth or recourses |
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| social darwinism, white mans burden |
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| Europeans felt that since they were white, it was their duty to help people of other races because they believed they were superior |
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| people who went to foreign areas trying to spread their religion |
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| belgian king that ruled in congo, brutally killed natives, destroyed land to get resources |
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| one of the first europeans to go to africa with intent of colonizing |
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| Britain imperializes china and makes unfair trade treaties to prophet more |
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| Britain goes to war with the dutch over south africa |
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| a radical nationalist society in the imperialized china |
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| leader of the nationalist party, comes to power after the over throw of the Qing dynasty |
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| countries met to decide how to split up africa |
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| the Spaniards in mexico want texas as part of there land and go to war with america for it |
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| a trade company set up by the british in imperialized india |
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| indian natives rebel against british, fail to gain independence but is the firs step |
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