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policy


Danielle Bitner
Unit 4, Chapter 15, Section 1
methods and plans governments use to do their work
empire


Danielle Bitner
Unit 4, Chapter 15, Section 1
a large collection of people and lands ruled by a single government
Pax Romana


Danielle Bitner
Unit 4, Chapter 15, Section 1
Roman peace; a 200-year period of peace that began when Augusts, the first emperor of Rome took power
feudalism


Danielle Bitner
Unit 4, Chapter 15, Section 1
a kind of society in which people worked and sometimes fought for a local lord in return for protection and the use of land
Middle Ages


Danielle Bitner
Unit 4, Chapter 15, Section 1
the period of European history between ancient and modern times
serf


Danielle Bitner
Unit 4, Chapter 15, Section 1
a person who lived on and farmed a lords land in feudal times. He did not own land and depended on the lord for protection
monarch


Danielle Bitner
Unit 4, Chapter 15, Section 2
a system of authoritarian government headed by a monarch-usually a king or a queen
middle class


Danielle Bitner
Unit 4, Chapter 15, Section 2
a group of people that included traders, merchants, and others who were economically between the poor and the very rich
Renaissance


Danielle Bitner
Unit 4, Chapter 15, Section 2
a period of European history that included a rebirth of interest in learning and art, peaking in the 1500's
humanism


Danielle Bitner
Unit 4, Chapter 15, Section 2
an approach to knowledge that focused on worldly rather that religious values
revolution


Danielle Bitner
Unit 4, Chapter 15, Section 2
a political movement in which people overthrow the existing government and set up another
Parliament


Danielle Bitner
Unit 4, Chapter 15, Section 2
a group of elected officials in Great Britian who help govern by deciding about taxes and other laws
Scientific Revolution


Danielle Bitner
Unit 4, Chapter 15, Section 2
a movement that took place during the 1600's and 1700's when Scientists began to base their study of the world on observable facts rather than on beliefs.
Industrial Revolution


Danielle Bitner
Unit 4, Chapter 15, Section 3
the change from making goods by hand to making them by machine
textiles


Danielle Bitner
Unit 4, Chapter 15, Section 3
cloth products
imperialism


Danielle Bitner
Unit 4, Chapter 15, Section 3
the control by one country of the political and economic life of another country or region
nationalism


Danielle Bitner
Unit 4, Chapter 15, Section 3
a feeling of pride in one's own homeland; a group's identity as members of a nation
alliance


Danielle Bitner
Unit 4, Chapter 15, Section 3
a mutual agreement between countries to protect and defend each other.
westernization


Danielle Bitner
Unit 4, Chapter 15, Section 4
the process of becoming more like Western Europe and North America.
czar


Danielle Bitner
Unit 4, Chapter 15, Section 4
title of Russian emperor's before the formation of the Soviet Union
Duma


Danielle Bitner
Unit 4, Chapter 15, Section 4
a Russian congress established by Czar Nicholas whose members were elected by the people.
Communism


Danielle Bitner
Unit 4, Chapter 15, Section 4
a theory of government in which property such as farms and factories is owned by the government for the benefit of all citizens.
dictator


Danielle Bitner
Unit 4, Chapter 15, Section 4
a ruler of a country who has complete power.
Cold War


Danielle Bitner
Unit 4, Chapter 15, Section 4
a period of great tension between the United States and the former Soviet Union, which lasted for more than 40 years after World War II.