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Out of the Congress of Vienna emerged a conservative Alliance of Britain, Austria, Prussia, Russia and soon France. (3 words, p.656)
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Marx argued that capitalism's constant need to expand and its recurring problems of _____would cause it eventually to collapse altogether. (p.673)
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A version of Liberalism with a more pessimistic view of human nature and business that believed that the goal of all laws should be to ensure the "greatest happiness for the greatest number" of individuals. (p.669)
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The ruling idea of the Congress of Vienna (3 words, p.655).
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When governments try to regulate manufacturing or trade in order to raise raise money and keep wealth within their own countries. ( p.668)
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Russian Tsar's secret police used to hunt down resisters (2 words, p. 657).
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The 19th century ideology that sought the stability that the powers of monarchy, aristocracy and the Church gave to society. (p.668)
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He was a bishop, then a revolutionary, then an exile, then served under Napoleon and finally served under the restored King of France (p.654).
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Austrian ambassador who called revolution a "sickness," "plague," and "cancer." (p.653)
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After Napoleon's defeat, the Congress of Vienna treated France with _____. (p.655)
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The 19th century ideology that held that government should be limited to the police-role of protecting the freedom and natural rights of individuals and businesses. (p.668)
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The 19th century ideology that tried to address the extreme inequalities of wealth and living conditions caused by the Industrial Revolution with proposals for redistribution, cooperation or collective ownership of property, goods, wealth or businesses. (p.671)
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The philosopher Hegel's idea that history is driven forward by the conflicting force of opposing ideas supplanting one another (p.763)
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The stage of history that immediately preceded capitalism in Marx's theory of history (p.673).
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Secretive resistance group in Italy that blackened their faces for covert operations against the conservative governments of Europe (p.656).
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He created experimental communities where people did; the kind of work they liked; women were treated equally; and there were no wages. (p.672)
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"To hope till Hope creates From its own wreck the thing it contemplates." (p.678)
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The ideas that nations should should determine their own destinies and that governments should represent the wills of their own people are ______ ideas (p.656)
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Radical Latin American revolutionary who led uprisings in many countries toward the goal of freedom for slaves and a Pan-American republic on the model of the United States (p.656)
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The US president who established the principle that no nation in Europe would be allowed to interfere with any the governments of any countries in South, Central or North America. (p.657)
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Russia fought for the independence of this quasi-state in the Balkans against the Muslim Ottoman Empire (p.659)
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Prussia, Russia and Austria carved this country up between themselves at the Congress of Vienna.(p.656)
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"dark Satanic mills." (p.678)
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19th century economist who believed a stable society would emerge from the unregulated activities of self-interested and free individuals. (p.669)
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The British poet who died from fever while fighting for the independence of Greece. (p.659)
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Factory owner who reorganized his business to improve the lives of his workers rather than to produce a profit. (p.671)
