Unit 8 history

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What is Industrialization?

Economic shift from agriculture to industries.

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What is Cottage Industry?

When food and clothes were made in the home; this was replaced by the factory system.

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What is a Steam Engine?

New engine made that ran on steam and allowed for increased industrial production and transportation technologies.

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What is the Factory system?

Goods were made in a factory with an assembly line; more efficient and cheaper than cottage industry.

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What is Urbanization?

The movement of people from rural to urban areas.

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What is Capitalism?

An economic system based on private ownership and profit motive.

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What does Capital mean?

Money or profit.

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What is Socialism?

Economic system characterized by government ownership of some means of production, and private ownership of other businesses.

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What is Communism?

An economic system characterized by government ownership of all means of production, focused on sharing the wealth and eliminating classes.

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Who are the Bourgeoisie?

Middle-upper class that managed and owned factories.

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What is Mercantilism?

Economic system in which governments prioritized maximizing exports and minimizing imports.

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What is a Free enterprise system?

An economic system emphasizing minimal government interventions in the economy.

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What is the Invisible hand?

The way that a free market economy regulates itself, without government intervention.

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What does Laissez-faire mean?

“Leave it alone”; used to support free-enterprise and minimal government intervention in the economy.

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Who is the Proletariat?

Lower, working class.

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What is Imperialism?

When a country exerts control or influence over another country.

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What is Nationalism?

The belief that your country is better than another.

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What is a Protectorate?

A state that’s controlled by another country, but still remains independent.

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What is a Colony?

A state that’s controlled by another distant country, usually with settlers from the mother country, and the colony has no control over its internal affairs.

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What is Social Darwinism?

A form of scientific racism used to justify imperialism, claiming that Europeans were biologically superior to their colonists.

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What is the Suez Canal?

Waterway that connected Mediterranean Sea to Indian Ocean, saving a trip all around Africa.

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What is White Man’s Burden?

The belief that it was Europeans’ duty or burden to save the 'less civilized' in the countries they colonized.

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What was the Berlin Conference?

A conference where European countries divided up Africa into colonies without African representation.

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What was the Scramble for Africa?

The rapid imperialism that followed as European countries quickly took control of African colonies to exploit their resources.

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What is Manifest Destiny?

The belief that it was inevitable and divinely ordained for the US to expand westward to the Pacific.

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