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Aristotle and the Rule of Law?
Student of Plato; belived no one is above the law
Montesquieu?
3 branches of gov, seperation of powers; "the Spirit of the Laws"
Rousseau?
people in natural state are basically good; "The Social Contract"
Locke?
people had natural rights of life, liberty, and property. "Two treaties of Government"
Voltaire?
freedom of thought, speech and religion
Magna Carta?
monarch must obey law
English Bill of Rights?
superiority of Parliament ober monarchy
Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizen?
all male citizens equal before law
what Magna Carta, English Bill of Rights, DRMC, and Bill of rights in common?
protecting human rights and liberties
Declaration of Independence and the French Declaration of the Rights of Man in common?
natural rights of people
Madison in making U.S. Constitution based ideas on...?
Montesquieu
American Revolution similar with French Revolution?
Democracy
First step in French Revolution?
started with constitutional monarchy
Robespierre?
part of Comittee of Public Safety; guilloteen engineer
Rise of Napoleon and nationalism?
takes over France, extends reign to other European Countries, made people mad=nationalism
Factors leading to Industrial Revolution?
England natural resources, large labor force, and large population
Germ Theory?
infectious diseases cause d by diffrent microbes, Louis Pasteurs solution=cleaniness
Industial Revolution and Working Conditions?
working hours long, low wages=create labor unions
Socialism?
Everything under government control
territorial expansion benifit resources and thier economy?
European Imperialsim
Boxer Rebellion?
Chinese not wanting foreign influence
European Imperialism and the Rise of WW1?
competition to establish colonies=alliance system=ww1
to avoid a two-front fight?
Shlieffen Plan
U.S. entry to WW1 why?
German Unresticted Submarine Warfare
Russian Revolution affect on WW1?
germany only worry about western front
Effects of trench warfare and air warfare on cicilians during WW1?
milions of cicilians killed, communities destoyed
nationalism ignite new tensions between Turkish nationalists and minority peoples saught own state?
Amrenian Genocide
Lagacy of WW1 in West?
lost faith
opposite of traditional art and a break of tradition in teh war?
the Dada movement
When Ernest Hemingway, Schott Fitzgerald, and Gertrude Stein were noteworthy?
The Lost Generation
put people in concentration camps?
Lenin
political rivals?
Stalin and Trotsky
Soviet Union developed command economy, gov control over Societ Union economy?
Stalin and the Five-year plans
extreme nationalism, pro action, violence, discipline and blind loyalty to the state?
Fascism
when Japanese killed alot of the Chinese to expand thier territory?
Nanjing
A pact that was a relationship of political opposites?
Nazi-Soviet Pact
reason U.S. stayed out of WW2?
U.S. isolationist policy
D-Day invasion?
resulted in liberation of France and Belgium
Final Solution?
eliminate Jewish Race
to seperate Jews from other German citizens?
Nuremberg laws
Allied policy for winning war?
finishing the war in Europe, to defeat Germans
When Stalin, Roosevelt, Churchill met to determine how to politically reconstruct Europe after war?
Yalta Conference
Cause of the Cold War?
nuclear arms race
part of policy of containment which was to stop the spread of communism?
Truman Doctrine and Marshall plan
for argiculture?
Great Leap Forward
formed because of teh cold war issues between U.S. and soviets?
NATO and Warsaw Pact
Reasons for the collapse of the Soviet Union?
couldint keep up with western market system, soviet command economy
a mass movement that led to the soviets giving up control and ultimately democracy?
Polish Solidarity Movement
Perestroika and Glasnost goal?
to stimulate economic ggrowth and political discussion
Societ reaction to uprisings in Poland, Hungary, and Czechoslovakia in the 50's and 60's?
soviet union crushed uprisings