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62 Cards in this Set
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NAPOLEON BONAPARTE
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FRENCH LEADER 1799-1815
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ABBE SIEYES
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BOURGEOIS POLITICIAN WHO SPONSORED NAPOLEON'S 1799 COUP
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PLEBISCITE
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POPULAR ELECTION
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CONSTITUTION OF 1801
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NAPOLEON'S OFFER OF A GOVERNMENT OF EQUALITY BUT NOT LIBERTY
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NAPOLEONIC CODE
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CODIFICATION OF FRENCH REGIONAL LAW INTO A CENTRALIZED ONE
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CONCORDAT OF 1801
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NAPOLEON'S DEAL WITH CATHOLIC CHURCH, RESTORING THEIR POWER IN FRANCE BUT KEEPING FRENCH CLERGY UNDER CIVIL AUTHORITY
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FAMILY MONARCHY
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NAPOLONIC TERM FOR A FRANCE RULED BY MEN
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JOSEPH FOUCHE
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THE ADMINISTRATOR IN CHARGE OF NAPOLEON'S POLICE STATE
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TREATY OF AMIENS
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1802 PEACE BETWEEN FRANCE & BRITAIN
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BATTLE OF TRAFALGAR
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1805 DEFEAT OF NAPOLEON BY BRITISH NAVY
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LORD NELSON
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BRITISH ADMIRAL WHO WON BATTLE OF TRAFALGAR FOR BRITISH NAVY
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BATTLE OF AUSTERLITZ
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NAPOLEON'S 1805 DEFEAT OF AUSTRIANS AND RUSSIANS
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CONFEDERATION OF THE RHINE
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NAPOLEONIC REORGANIZATION OF THE HOLY ROMAN EMPIRE
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BATTLES OF JENA AND AUERSTADT
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NAPOLEON'S DEFEATS OF PRUSSIA
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TREATY OF TILSIT
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1807 TREATY BETWEEN NAPOLEON AND PRUSSIA & NAPOLEON & RUSSIA
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GRAND EMPIRE
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NAPOLEON'S RULE OF EUROPE AT THE HEIGHT OF HIS POWER
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SATELLITE STATE
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A NATION RULED DIRECTLY BY ANOTHER NATION, USUALLY WITHIN AN EMPIRE
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CONTINENTAL SYSTEM
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NAPOLEON'S ATTEMPT TO DEFEAT BRITAIN ECONOMICALLY BY CLOSING EUROPE'S PORTS TO BRITISH GOODS
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BATTLE OF BORODINO
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NAPOLEON'S 1812 DEFEAT OF RUSSIA IN WHICH RUSSIAN ARMY WAS BEATEN BUT NOT DESTROYED
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WARS OF LIBERATION
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ANTI-NAPOLEON STRUGGLES IN CENTRAL EUROPE BETWEEN NAPOLEON'S RETREAT FROM RUSSIA AND THE BATTLE OF LEIPZIG
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BATTLE OF LEIPZIG
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CULMINATING BATTLE OF THE WARS OF LIBERATION, LED TO 1ST EXILE OF NAPOLEON
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ALSO CALLED BATTLE OF THE NATIONS
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ALSO CALLED BATTLE OF LEIPZIG
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LOUIS XVIII
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BOURBON WHO RULED FRANCE AFTER NAPOLEON
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HUNDRED DAYS
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NAPOLEON'S RETURN TO POWER AFTER HIS ESCAPE FROM ELBA
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BATTLE OF WATERLOO
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FINAL DEFEAT OF NAPOLEON
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1799-1815
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DATE OF NAPOLEON'S RULE
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1799
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DATE OF NAPOELON'S COUP
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1807-1810
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DATE OF THE HEIGHT OF NAPOLEON'S GRAND EMPIRE
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1812
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DATE OF NAPOLEON'S INVASION OF RUSSIA
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1814
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DATE OF THE HUNDRED DAYS
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1815
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DATE OF THE BATTLE OF WATRERLOO, FINAL DEFEAT OF NAPOLEON
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INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION
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PERIOD OF ENORMOUS CHANGES IN METHODS OF PRODUCTION, POWER SOURCES, SOCIAL CLASSES, ETC
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PUTTING OUT SYSTEM
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ALSO CALLED COTTAGE INDUSTRY; PRE-INDUSTRIAL TEXTILE PRODUCTION IN WHICH TEXTILE PRODUCERS 'FARMED OUT' PRODUCTION TO INDIVIDUALS
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COTTAGE INDUSTRY
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PRE-INDUSTRIAL TEXTILE PRODUCTION IN WHICH TEXTILE PRODUCERS 'FARMED OUT' PRODUCTION TO INDIVIDUALS
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JAMES WATT
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PRODUCED 1ST STEAM ENGINE POWERFUL ENOUGH FOR INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION
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C0MMERCIAL REVOLUTION
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17TH-18TH CENTURY EXPANSION OF WORLDWIDE TRADE
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PROLETARIAT
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NAME FOR INDUSTRIAL WORKING CLASS
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AGRICULTURAL REVOLUTION
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17TH-18TH CENTURY INNOVATIONS IN BRITISH AGRICULTURE, INCLUDING ENCLOSURES
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ENCLOSURE MOVEMENT
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17TH-18TH CENTURY PARLIAMENTARY ACTS THAT CO NSOLIDATED ENGLISH FARMLAND IN THE INTERESTS OF LARGE LANDOWNERS, AND UPROOTED THOUSANDS OF SMALL FARMERS
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TARIFF
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IMPORT TAX MEANT TO PROTECT DOMESTIC INDUSTRY FROM CHEAPER FOREIGN GOODS
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LAISSEZ-FAIRE
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GOVERNMENT POLICY OF NOT INTERVENING IN THE PRIVATE ECONOMY
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PRIMOGENITURE
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SOCIAL CONVENTION IN WHICH ONLY 1ST BORN SON GETS TITLE AND ESTATE
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PER CAPITA
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DEMOGRAPHIC MEASURE THAT MEANS PER PERSON
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PER CAPITA INDUSTRIALIZATION
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AMOUNT OF PRODUCTED GOODS AVAILABLE PER PERSON ON AVERAGE
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ZOLLVEREIN
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GERMAN CUSTOMS UNION
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FRIEDRICH LIST
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GERMAN PROPONENT OF ECONOMIC NATIONALISM
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ECONOMIC NATIONALISM
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POLICIES FOR NATIONAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT VIA NATIONAL POLICIES SUCH AS TARIFF PROTECTION, RAILROADS, ETC.
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LIMITED LIABILITY
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LEGAL CHARACTERISTIC OF CORPORATE ORGANIZATION THAT MEANS THAT THOSE WHO PROVIDE CAPITAL ARE NOT PERSONALLY RESPONSIBLE FOR THE DEBTS OR REVERSES OF THE CORPORATION
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CLASS CONSCIOUSNESS
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MARX'S IDEA THAT INDUSTRIAL SOCIAL CLASSES POSSESSED A SELF-AWARENESS OF THEIR IDENTITY AND INTERESTS
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CAPITAL
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THE CONTRIBUTION TO INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION OF CASH, LAND, BUILDINGS, & EQUIPMENT
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SATANIC MILLS
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BLAKE'S DESCRIPTION OF THE 1ST FACTORIES
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LUDDITES
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TRADITIONAL 18TH CENTURY TEXTILE ARTISANS WHO ATTACKED MACHINES AS A PROTEST AGAINST INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION
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FRIEDRICH ENGELS
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19TH CENTURY CO-FOUNDER, WITH MARX, OF COMMUNIST THEORY
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WORDSWORTH
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ENGLISH ROMANTIC POET WHO IDEALIZED THE TRADITIONAL ENGLISH RURAL WAY OF LIFE LOST TO INDUSTRIALIZATIONH
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FACTORY ACT OF 1833
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ENGLISH LEGISLATION THAT LIMITED CHILD LABOR
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MINES ACT OF 1842
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ENGLISH LEGISLATION THAT PROHIBITED UNDERGROUND WORK FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN
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COMBINATION ACT
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ENGLISH LEGISLATION THAT OUTLAWED UNIONSS AND STRIKES
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CHARTIST MOVEMENT
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ENGLISH WORKING CLASS MOVEMENT THAT SOUGHT POLITICAL DEMOCRACY
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MORTALITY
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DEATH RATE
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ECONOMIC MULTIPLIER
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ECONOMIC PHENOMENON IN WHICH A SINGLE INDUSTRY PRODUCES GROWTH THROUGHOUT THE GENERAL ECONOMY
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REGIMENTATION
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INDUSTRIAL PHENOMENON OF STRICT ADHERENCE TO A UNIFORM SCHEDULE
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STANDARDIZATION
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INDUSTRIAL PHENOMENON IN WHICH ASSEMBLY LINE PRODUCES GOODS THAT ARE ALIKE
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