AP World Unit 5

2. Factory owned working class homes
4. Leader of Latin American independence movements, known as 'The Liberator'
8. Growth of capitalism that led to more affordable and varied consumer goods
14. Samurai code of conduct
15. Large-scale transnational businesses with new banking and finance practices
16. New method for mass-producing steel, developed in the 19th century
19. Discontent with monarchies and empires led to the rise of democracy and liberalism
20. Process of concentrating production in factories, leading to labor specialization
21. The force and energy that makes a factory function

1. Spread of new industrial production methods to Europe, the U.S., Russia, and Japan
3. Era emphasizing reason, natural rights, and the social contract
5. Railroad connecting coast-to-coast, facilitating trade and migration
6. Workers' movement advocating for better conditions, wages, and an alternative societal vision
7. Movement influenced by Enlightenment and religion, advocating for the end of slavery
9. Period of rapid steam-powered industrial growth in Europe and the U.S.
10. New national identities often linked to state borders, sometimes challenging or uniting regions
11. Period of reforms in Japan that supported industrialization and regional power
12. This navy officer was the first to establish diplomatic relations with Japan
13. The storming of this fortress started the French Revolution
17. Overcrowded urban areas with poor living conditions, often linked to rapid urbanization
18. Idea of unity based on shared language, culture, and territory
22. The father of capitalism