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 utopian society

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 invisible hand

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 utopian socialism

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 the Cold War

 a hot War

 m a d

 spheres of influence

 Superpowers

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 proxy wars

 Wmd

 space race

 NATO versus Warsaw Pact

 Egalitarianism

 rights and responsibilities

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 citizen advocacy

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 conservatism 

classical conservatism

 The Roaring Twenties

 Wall Street Crash

 the Great Depression

 a fiscal policy

 a monetary policy

 Roosevelt and the New Deal

 liberal democracy 

authoritarian governments

 Nazism

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 World War II events that led to the Cold War

 the Truman Doctrine

 the martial/molative plan 

Berlin blockade

 the Korean War

 Hungarian Revolution

 the Berlin Wall

 partial test band treaty

 Cuban Missile Crisis

 the Vietnam War

 salt treaties 1 and 2

 Helsinki Accords

 Soviet war in Afghanistan

 the fall of the Berlin Wall

 the nuclear arms race

 Tito's Yugoslavia

 Bigotry

 Reaganomics

 social Darwinism

 Lobbyist

 the trickle down Theory



 a radical 

a reactionary 

the good old days

 redistribution of wealth

 flexible morality

 political freedom


Thomas Hobbes

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 Jon Stewart Mill

 Adam Smith


 Keynesian economics

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1

 common good

Collectivism

 Liberalism

 modern liberalism

 utopian society

 divine right of kings

 Mercantilism

 Capitalism

 Laissez-faire

 invisible hand

 Agricultural Revolution

 cottage industry / domestic system

Industrial Revolution

 Classical liberalism

  Luddites

 Chartists

 Marxism

 Communism

 Socialism

 utopian socialism

 command economy

 traditional economy

 free market economy

 free enterprise economy

 mixed economy

 public Enterprise

 private Enterprise

 Fascism

 Expansionism

 Brinkmanship

 Detente

 Deterrence

 Containment

 Liberation movements

 the Cold War

 a hot War

 m a d

 spheres of influence

 Superpowers

 Alignment

 proxy wars

 Wmd

 space race

 NATO versus Warsaw Pact

 Egalitarianism

 rights and responsibilities

 language laws Bill 101

 Descent

 citizen advocacy

Welfare capitalism

 conservatism 

classical conservatism

 The Roaring Twenties

 Wall Street Crash

 the Great Depression

 a fiscal policy

 a monetary policy

 Roosevelt and the New Deal

 liberal democracy 

authoritarian governments

 Nazism

 Containment

 World War II events that led to the Cold War

 the Truman Doctrine

 the martial/molative plan 

Berlin blockade

 the Korean War

 Hungarian Revolution

 the Berlin Wall

 partial test band treaty

 Cuban Missile Crisis

 the Vietnam War

 salt treaties 1 and 2

 Helsinki Accords

 Soviet war in Afghanistan

 the fall of the Berlin Wall

 the nuclear arms race

 Tito's Yugoslavia

 Bigotry

 Reaganomics

 social Darwinism

 Lobbyist

 the trickle down Theory



 a radical 

a reactionary 

the good old days

 redistribution of wealth

 flexible morality

 political freedom


Thomas Hobbes

 John Locke

 Montesquieu

 Jon Stewart Mill

 Adam Smith


 Keynesian economics

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