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had the house of commons and paid taxes.
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enclosure begins
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Moved away from tradition, promoted deeds over words, empiricalism. Two bibles, scripture and nature
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nobles had the exclusive right to hunt
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questioned the fascination with scientific instruments, good at math/language, only women allowed at society of london
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believes religion was personnal, people had the right to appeal to gov. and promotes religious toleration
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brought descartes to sweden to teach
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promoted the concepts of empircism and gravity.
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wrote about losing poetic vision
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cultura center
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aka american revolution
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against france over polices
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Religious tolreation was enforced in England.
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Trade--less regulation, allowing more trade.
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gaind land
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Essayist, critic who published in different formats.
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Clive
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Reflections on the revolutions in France. He was against the revolution.
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common sense
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war of jenkins ear vs. sain
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war with france/spain
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property damage
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convention of westminister
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vs russâ
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Suppressed reform exiled priestly and wanted to suspend habeus corpus
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reelected but rejected by ignored whigs
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sugar act
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then repealled
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revenue acts
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killed 5
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wyvil
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led to boston tea party
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hated
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extended to ohio river valley
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reseated
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trechard and gordon
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persuede french
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A Rebel among romantic poets
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The rights of man. He was the opposite of Burke.
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Britain Austria Russia Prussia against France
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Lord Liverpool imposded a tax on imported grain.
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Ireland wanted independence from England.
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Nationalistic pressures grew.
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Robert Owen believed that if workers are happier they would be more productive.
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Believed that industrial order ignored the passionate side of human nature.
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THe ballot act of 1872. The educational act of 1870,
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Allowed to work in India.
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The militia moved into the audience of a radical campaign.
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Arthur Thistlewood wanted to blow up the British cabinet.
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One forbade large unauthorized public meetings; two raised the fine for seditious libel; three speeded up the trials of political agitators; four increased newspaper taxes; five prohibited the trading of arms groups; six allowed local officials to search home in certain disturbed countries.
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Believed human society progresses through competition. Invented social Darwinism, Might Makes Right.
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Closed the Americas to European colonization.
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First police started in London by Sir Robert Peel. They were known as bobbies, in England they did not carry guns.
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Allowed Catholics to hold government positions.
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Britain was the only country to be considered this during this time period because its industries were highly advanced.
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Led by William Lovett, led this political reform by forming the London Working Mens Association.
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Coins the term scientist.
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Boers Migrate
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Wanted Britain politics and economics to be more conservative. Passed by the Whigs.
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Forbade the employment of children under age 9. Limited the workdy of children ages 9 to 13 to 9 hours a day. Required the factory owner to pay for 2 hours of education a day for these children.
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Argued for the empire after it was established.
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Made by the London Working Mens Association. Included universal male sufferage, annual elections of the House of Commons, the secret ballot,equal electoral districts, and abolition of property qualifications and payment of salaries to the House of Commons. Parliament refused to pass this bill 3 times.
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Half a milliion starved
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Parliament mandated a 10-hour workday.
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Expanded governmental power in relation to public health.
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Discovered how to make steel cheaply.
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Killed a bunch of people in Sudan
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Britian allies with the Ottomans against Russia.
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Russia falls to France and Britain.
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Revised laws.
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Indians don't like oil-dipped gun ends.
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In 1902 this English Imperialist published "Imperialism - A Study" which led to new imperialisms motives being economically viewed.
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free trade treaty
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1870s the Irish land league formed. 1866 the liberal unionist joined against the conservatives. 1914 the home rule bill was passed and a labor party was organized.
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meant to protect men
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Tried to get workers the right to vote. Proposed by conservative DeIsraeli
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Supported state-supported schools and school boards. There was also another one in 1902, where the government provided the same support and standards for religious and secular schools.
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Public health act of 1875. The artisan dwelling act of 1875.
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Benjamin Disraeli pushed through an act of parliament declaring Queen Victoria empress of India.
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O'Connor made speeches across Britain promoting the charitists' newspaper, The Northern Star.
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The first major public power plant is constructed.
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Allowed women to own property under certain circumstances.
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Society founded
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Wanted an independent Muslim state.
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Begins with Germany
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Conspiratized to install British Government in the Transvaal
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Dutch decendnts living in South Africa revolted against oppressive English Rule.
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British Womens Social and Political Union founded.
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British sufferagettes adopt radical tactics.
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This showed the British and French how much they needed each other.
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Extended to some British women.
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Declared but not recognized until 1921.
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Beginning of Radical Islamic thoguht
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Women get the right to vote.
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comet case resolved
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Churchill replaces Chamberlain
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wins independence.
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U. S. helps support Greece.
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U. S. Plan that provided states working toward the common good with aid.
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Opposed the welfare state