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Life, liberty and property are examples of 

A large group of businesses banded together to control a market

Leader of Hungarian nationalists

Self-rule

Individuals who desire no governmental system at all      

Tried to create a balance of power

Giving voting privileges to all adults

Ruler of France known as the “citizen king”

A government in which the ruling power belongs to a few people

Leader of Native American revolt against Spanish system of forced labor

Identical components that speeded assembly and repair     

Shrewd politician who brought about Italian nationalism

Laissez-faire economist supported by early 1800 liberals

Idea which applied the Theory of survival of the fittest to war and economic competition

Italian nationalist who helped to unify Italy using his red shirt soldiers

Editor of the controversial Encyclopedia    

A grand and complex artistic style

Leader of revolution in Haiti

Prussian leader who engineered Germany unification       

Practiced in Russia to restrict information

One who flees their homeland for safety in another place

Artists in this movement tried to capture a fleeting image with broad strokes

Belief one racial group is superior to another group

This artistic movement tried to excite strong emotion

French Doctor who developed the “germ theory”

Principle which states people should be ruled by their own ethnic groups, not foreigners

System of thought and belief

Creole leader who revolted against Spain and set up “Gran Columbia”

Giving all adult men the right to vote

These people were tied to Russian nobles and forced to work the land

A way of organizing workers and machines in order to create a finished product more efficiently 

Author of pamphlet encouraging Americans to declare independence from Britain

Movement in which religious organizations encouraged good works as means of salvation

People who supported the old aristocracy

A ruler who uses Enlightenment ides to bring about political and social change

1800s model that idealized women and the home

A business owned by stockholders

Enlightenment thinkers who applied the methods of science to improve society

Political decisions based on real needs      

An organized gang attack targeting helpless individuals

Tried to revive the absolute monarchy and divine right of King in France

An agreement by which the people give up their natural state for an organized state

People who supported natural rights and a republican form of government

A social gathering in which artists and thinkers exchange ideas

A policy that allows businesses to operate without government interference

Philosopher that believed that people are basically good

German composer of religious music for choirs and organ

Whig leader often called Britain’s first prime minister

Why did Malthus urge families to have fewer children?

German title used to identify their new era of unification

The right to vote

A realist English writer who portrayed slum dwellers

King of France who issued the Charter of French Liberties

Russian czar who freed the serfs

According to Hobbes and Locke, human nature was governed by

British engineer who invented a process to produce steel

Declared himself emperor of the second empire

This artistic movement attempted to show the world as it really is

The emperor of Austria and the king of Hungary

Its powers are defined and limited by law

Given this title due to constant nationalist struggles and fights