unit 5 world history

What was the name of the movement in which intellectuals emphasized reason & individualism over tradition & community?

Country that was influenced by natural rights and the lavish spending of its government

New country that manipulated its neighbors into warring with it so it could defeat its neighbors and take their land

New country that manipulated its neighbors into warring with each other to free similar city-states & unify w/them

Country that revolted against the Spanish, first because they wanted autonomy, then because they demanded independence

The belief in the creation of a homeland for the Jewish people

The country that was influenced by natural rights, laissez-faire economics, and opposition to mercantilism

Mixed-race people mixed between Black and indigenous

The belief that the means of production should be publicly owned

The belief that natural processes happen because God sets them in motion

Highest social class in Latin America; Spanish citizens born in Spain

Country that overthrew its colonizer in the first successful slave revolt, establishing the first Black republic

All of these countries collectively overthrew their European ruler without liberating their lower social classes EXCEPT

All Spanish colonies in the Americas gained independence in the 19th century except Cuba and the Panama

Believer in the social contract between people and government; governments should be overthrown when needed

The belief in doing what is practical politically, not necessarily what is morally or ethically right

Big fan of British government; believed in the separation of government powers into different branches

Region that experienced many rebellions against the Ottoman Empire, inspired by the Enlightenment, helped by Europeans

The belief that people are born blank slates and can gain any knowledge as long as someone gives it to them

Believed in constitutional monarchy (but NOT democracy); besties with Catherine the Great

The belief that businesses and consumers should be left alone without government interference

The belief that knowledge comes from observation and experience

Mixed-race people mixed between white and indigenous

Believed that if businesses and people were allowed to do what they wanted, the economy would naturally work itself out

A feeling of intense loyalty to one's culture or language group

Country that consisted of tribes of the same indigenous people; joined together to unsuccessfully fight off Europeans

The belief in the elimination of slavery

Man who led 6 Latin American countries to independence from Spain

First country to industrialize due to its coal supplies and waterways

The belief that traditional morals and values would heal society's problems

The belief in equal rights for women

Country that was inspired by Enlightenment ideals to rebel against the Ottomans, helped by other Europeans

The means of production are all privately owned and completely profit-driven

Inventor of the cotton gin and interchangeable parts

Led the revolutions in Latin America; Spanish citizens born in Latin America

Mixed-race people mixed between Black and white

Believer in the social contract between people and the government; believed we give up individual freedom for protection

The belief that the government should take care of its people, but the economy should also be left alone

The belief that socialism should be implemented gradually via parliamentary means

Empress of China who deposed her own adopted son and opposed any reforms except the civil service exam

Believed it was the government's job to carry out the will of the people; thought private property was evil