Industrial Revolution And The Post Napolean Period

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Klemens von Metternich

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German-Austrian politician and statesman who lead the Congress of Vienna

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Otto von Bismarck

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Prussian and German statesman who united Germany to establish the second reich

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Congress of Vienna

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Established borders after the Napoleonic wars

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Charles X

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Reactionary King of France who was disposed in the French revolution

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Louis Philippe

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Last King to reign in France

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Monroe Doctrine

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A U.S policy that president Monroe adopted that prevented the European Countries from interfering in the western hemispere

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Garibaldi

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A Italian revolutionary who lead the S. states in revolution

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Crimean war

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War against Russia which was the first modern conflict

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Florence Nightingale

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Nurse during the Crimean who was the pioneer of modern nursing

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William Wordsworth

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English romantic poet who started the Romantic age in English lit.

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Camillo Cavour

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Prime minster of Piedmont-Sardinia who united the Italian states

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Talleyrand

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French diplomat who represented France in the Congress of Vienna

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Napoleon the third

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Second emperor of the French, who was also the last monarch of the French

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Goethe

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German poet who started the Romantic age in Germany

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William Gladstone

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British prime minister who was the liberal party leader

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Benjamin Disraeli

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British prime minster who was the conservative party leader

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Adam Smith

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A Economist who was the father of free trade

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Robert Owen

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A British textile manufacturer who established a utopian socialist community

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Karl Marx

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A German political scientist who is the founder of Communism

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Realpolitick

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Politics based upon practical considerations rather than ideologies

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Nationalism

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Devotion and loyal to one's own nation

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Romanticism

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Intellectual movement characterized by a heightened interest in nature, emphasis on the Individual's expression of emotion and imagination

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Conservatism

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Political philosophy which emphasizes respect for traditional institutions opposing sudden changes in the established order

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Socialism

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Government ownership of the means of production and the distribution of goods for the presumed welfare of society

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Proletariat

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Those who earn a salary by means of a wage

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Bourgeoisie

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Factory owners( people who employ the Proletariat)