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Industrial Revolution

terms of new technology in Britain and Europe

Agronomy

Systematic concern on field crop production and soil management

Cartel

Association of independent producers or businessmen whose aim is to control the supply of a particular commodity

Finance Capital

Capital necessary to finance the creation of new industry

Iron Law of Wages

Belief that with incomes increased, people will choose to have more children

Family Wage

Wage usually earned by a male(head of the house)

Domesticity

An ideal that valued at home women, taking care of kids, and keeping the house nice

White Collar Jobs

Professional and clerical jobs: office work, and cleaning jobs

Corn Laws

Laws that restricted imported food to England---favored in rural areas

Socialists

believed that too much wealth was going to owners and little to workers

Proletariat

Working class that produces wealth

Bourgeoisise

Class that owns and directs the means of production

Garden City

Self-contained planned town combining work, residential, agricultural, and recreational facilities



Nationalism

Positive feeling of belonging to a particular Nation, often including a desire to serve your Nation

Millet System

Ottoman's system of rule through religious communities

Blood and Iron

Bismark's policy of using warfare against enemies to unify a new Nation

Pogrom

A murderous attack on a group of people

World System

Theory by some scientists----"core" dominates "others"

Social Darwinism

Theory by Herbert Spencer about survival to the fittest

White Mans Burden

Concept that the White men were superior to color and its their duty to rule, serve, and improve them