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Answer
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Last Name of the family who ruled the Austrian Empire
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Hapsburg
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Latin Americans of Native American and European heritage
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Mestizo
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France's "citizens king"
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king louis Phillipe
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Spanish born Latin Americans of the highest social class
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penisulares
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self rule
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autonomy
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Latin Americans of African and European heritage
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Mulattos
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a period in which economic activity slows
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recession
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a system of thought and belief
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ideology
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seized power in France using a plebiscite to win public approval
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Napoleon
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people who favor extreme change
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radical
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established a link between microbes and diseases
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Louis Pasteur
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invented the radio
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Guglielmo Marconi
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reform movement concerned with voting rights
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women's suffrage
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a measure of the quality and availability of necessities and comforts in a society
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standard of living
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invented dynamite, a safer form of explosive than others at the time
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Alfred Nobel
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impressionist painter who relied on viewer's eye to blend brush strokes into patches of color
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Claude Monet
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romantic composer who was the first to take full advantage of the broad range of instruments in the modern orchestra
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Ludwig van Beethoven
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shares of an ownership in a corporation
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stocks
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advocated limiting or banning the use of alcoholic beverages
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prohibition
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rebuilding poor areas of a city
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urban renewal plan
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leader of the "red shirts"
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Giuseppe Garibaldi
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local, elected assembly in Russia
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zemstvos
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an important safety valve that relieved social tensions in Italy
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emigration
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a person who wants to abolish all governments
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Anarchists
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elected national legislature in Russia
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Duma
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government programs to help certain groups of citizens
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social welfare
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helped create the dual monarchy
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Deak
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violent mob attacks against Jews
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Pogroms
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inherited the Hapsburg throne at age 18
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Francis Joseph
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title of William I of Germany
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Kaiser
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a crime punishable by death
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capital offense
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allows people to cast votes without announcing them publicly
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secret ballot
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legal separation of the races
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segregation
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the body of people allowed to vote
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electorate
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an alliance of different political parties
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coalition
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local self government
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home rule
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land acquisition that doubled the size of the united states
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Louisiana purchase
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movement devoted to rebuilding a Jewish state in Palestine
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Zionism
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campaign against slavery and the slave trade
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abolitionist movement
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idea that it was inevitable that the United States would expand across the continent
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Manifest Destiny
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a strait connecting the Black Sea with the Mediterranean
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Dardanelles
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the spreading of ideas to promote a cause or damage an opposing cause
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propaganda
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the channeling of all of a nations resource into the war effort
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total war
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a list of terms issued by President Wilson to end World War 1 and prevent future wars
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14 points
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payments for war damage
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Reparation
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glorification of military
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militarism
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the policy of taking neither side in a conflict
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neutrality
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a growing class of factory and railroad workers, miners, and urban wage earners
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proletariat
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large gas filled balloons used by Germany to drop bombs
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Zeppelins
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a British colony who helped Arab nationalists free their nations from the Ottoman Empire
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Lawrence of Arabia
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renounced war as an instrument of policy
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Kellogg-Briand Pact
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liberated young women of the Jazz Age
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Flapper
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a one party dictatorship that tries to regulate all aspects of its citizens lives
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Fascism
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an artistic movement that attempts to portray the workings of the unconscious
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surrealism
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a system of brutal Russian labor camps
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Gulag
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Nazi secret police
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Gestapo
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militant supporters of Benito Mussolini
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Black shirts
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night of broken glass
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Kristallnacht
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encouraged world wide communist revolution
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communist manifesto
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a class of wealthy farmers Stalin destroyed
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kulaks
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