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Dachau
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First concentration camp
1938-1945 200,000 people died Germany Dachau massacre |
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Buchenwald
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One of largest and first
Germany 56,000 Labor first liberated |
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Flossenburg
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1938
Bulgaria 30,000 46 guards tried-41 guilty |
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Mouthausen
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1938
rock quarry 49 sub camps 112,000 100lb rocks up 86 stairs |
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Natzwiler-strothof
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1941-1944
France 25,000 horrific medical experiments |
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Jasenovac
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Largest in Croacia
1941-1945 620,000 "Auschwits on the Balkins |
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Bergen Belsen
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1943
Anne Frank 128,000 disease Joseph Cramer hung 1945 |
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Stutthof
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1939
last liberated 85,000 40,000 more after liberation |
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Chelmno
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Poland
extermination 1941-1945 300,000 mobil gas vans |
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Belzec
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poland
1940-labor 1942-death 155 officers guilty-4.5 years each 650,000 |
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Sobibor
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1942
one of firt death camps revolt=>300 escaped 1943 closed shortly after 250,000 |
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Treblinka
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1942
Poland 600 escaped 1943 closed and shot all rest after 970,000 |
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Majdanek
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1944
360,000 most Soviets |
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Auschwitz/Birkenow
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Poland
1941 1.3-1.5 million 1st with gas chamber 90% jewish 1945 |
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Gross Rosen
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1941-1945
work 40,000 many sub camps including Schindler's factory |
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Janauska
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Poland/Ukraine
1941-1944 100,000-200,000 transit and labor camp still prison today |
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Sachsenhausen
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1936-1945
Germany 30,000 |
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Plaszow
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Poland
1942-1945 work camp |
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Dora-Mittelbau
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Germany
20,000 40 subcamps 1943-1945 |
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Ohrdruf
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Nuclear energy project
Germany Part of Buchenwald all 11,700 in death march 1944-march |
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Neuengamme
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1938-1945
50,000 Germany |
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Ravensbruck
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Germany
Womens 1939-1945 90,000 mainly polish |
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Theresienstadt
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Czech
40,000 many children |
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Machiavelli
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The Prince 1513
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Martin Luther
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Complained about issues within Cathlicism
Began Protestantism |
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Hobbs
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1651: Leviathan
all humnas were warlike and would lead to anarchy came up with social contract: 1 leader chosen by the people |
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John Locke
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1689: Two treatises on government
limited gov social contract written to refute Hobbs |
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Rene Descartes
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Discourse on Method, 1631
Sciences and Mathmatics |
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Rousseau
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18th
The Social Contract should give up some rights to get order |
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Wollstonecraft
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18th
Vindication of the Righs of Women 1792 early feminist philosophy believes women should have same fundamental rights/education |
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Payne
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Rights of Man 1791
Government = safeguard of person/rights |
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Burke
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Member of Ole Wigg-against French Revolution
Reflections of the French Revolution |
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Hamilton
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The Federalists Papers
Forward strong central government weathy, privleged-no broad participatory gov |
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Kant
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Critique of Reason/ Metaphysics of Moral
Constitutional Republic |
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Mill
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Essay of Governmet: how politics should work
democracy short term |
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Bentham
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Father of utilitarianism
moral acts= greatest happiness |
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Jackson
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1st president to develop West
supported slavery and Indian removal act of 1830 |
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Calhoun
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Advocate of slavery, states rights, nullification
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Therous
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On civil Disobedience
Government should not over run That governs is best which govens least |
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John Stewart Mills
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Freedom of the individual
Father of modern liberalism |
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Elizabeth Stanton
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Seneca Falls
Suffering of women |
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Spinoza
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Political Treatis
Dutch Follower of Decartes |
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Nietzche
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German
all living things struggle for power individual |
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Chinese Immigration Act of 1882
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banned people from coming from China
State |
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Kippling
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The Jungle Book
The WHite Man's Burden State |
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Mein Kampf
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Hitler
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