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Jethro tull
innovator in agricultural revolution as the creator of the seed drill
Adam Smith
professor at the unicersity of glasglow. defended the idea of free economy and wrote the wealth of nations. three natural laws of economics:
1) self interest
2) competition
3) supply and demand
Jeremy Bentham
English philosopher. introduced utilitarianism
Karl Marx
german journalist, introduced Marxism. cowrote communist manifesto
Fredrick ENgels
german, co-wrote communist manifesto
crop rotation
the system of groing adifferent crop in a field each year to preserve the fertility of the land
enclosure system
one of the fenced in or hedged in fields created by wealthy british landowners on land that was formerly worked by village farmers.
what did the enclosure system result in? (2)
1) landowners trying new agriculture methods concerning seeding and harvesting methods to boost crop yields.
2) large landowners forced small farmers to become tenant farmers or give up farming and move to the cities.
domestic system
a manufacturing system whereby orkers make produvts in their on homes with materials supplied by entrepreneurs
laissez-faire
let be... government stay out of things. the idea that government should not interfere ith or regulate industries and businesses
industrialization
the development of industries for the machine productions of goods
urbanization
the growth of citiesand migration of people into them
socialism
factors of production owned by the public and operate for welfare of all
capitalism
an economic system based on private ownership and on the investmenet of money in business ventures in order to make a profit
bourgeoisie
middle class..
proletariat
lowest group of workers.. thought to eventually rise up and rule by Marx
communism
all means of production are owned by the people. no private property, all is shared equally.
utilitarianism
government actions useful only if they promote the greatest good for the greatest number of people...

basically, stay out of it unless you're help Is really needed
ballot act
allowed for voters to vote in secret
reform bill of 1832
eased property requirements so that well-to-do men in middle class could vote
chartist
members of working class who demanded reforms and suffrage. also demanded parliament to not need to own land, wanted secret ballot, and wanted to parliament members to be paid
queen vicky
ruled own GB for a long time. reached height of wealth and power con su in charge
emmeline pankhurst
formed the WSPU
women's social and political union
the most militant org. for women's rights. goal as to draw attention to womens rights
Alfred dreyfus
jewish officer who people saidsold military secrets to Germany but he was really just framed
House of Lords
seats were inherited or appointed, one branch of the british government
house of commons
5% of population had riht to elect these people. other branch of british gov
what are the two branches of parliament
house of lords and house of commons
IRA
irish republican army that fought for self rule and independence
disenfranchised
being prevented from voting
suffrage
the right to vote
pogrom
organized violence against JEws
anit-semitism
prejudice against Jews
Zionism
movement that promotes jeish self-determination and the establishment of a jewish state in the ancient Jewish homeland
dominion
a nation allowed to govern its own domestic affairs
penal colony
a colony to which convicts are sent as an alternative to prison
unionization
making unions
collective bargaining
negotiations between workers and their employers
Ballot Act
right of voters to vote in private
redistribution act
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reform billo f 1832
eased property requirements so that well-to-do men in middle class could vote
dreyfus affair
controversy centering trail and imprisonment of captain Alfred Dreyfus falsely accused of selling military secrets to Germany
combination acts
outlawed unions and strikes
catholic emancipation acts
restored many rights to catholics after many were taken away because of britian
easter rising
irish nationalists rebelled in Dublin because they were frustrated over delay in independence
potato famine
1840s- plant fungus ruined potato crop.. about a million died from starvation and disease