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Chapter 24
Mass Society and Democracy
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Week of February 15 (two Weeks)
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Read Pages 467-476
​Growth of Industry
the Second Industrial Revolution
Assembly Lines
Mass Production
World Economy
Marx
Transition
Bourgeoisie
proletariat
Socialist Parties
revisionist
​Trade Unions
Week of March 1
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​Read P. 476-480
Answer :
Cite three reasons for the growth of European Cities in order of importance. Explain your answer. 
What were some reasons government promoted Public Education.
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Define Feminism
           Suffrage
           Advocate
Week of March 10th
 
Please read Pages 481-485. 
Use these Terms in a sentence:
Ministerial responsibility
Duma
insecure
controversy

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