VOCAB:UNIT 5

POLITICAL REVOLUTION

• A Seisure of government by people intent on replacing the existing political system

REPUBLICANISM

• Belief in a form of government with separation of powers.

LIBERALISM

• Politic idea favoring individual political and economy.

COUP D'ÉTAT

• A sudden violent overthrow of government.

NATIONALISM

• Pride and devotion to one's nation.

CONSTITUTIONALISM

• Political theory according to fundamental laws and principles.

CONCESSION

• Economic privilege granted to foreign power.

CAPITAL

• Wealth in the form of money.

CAPITALISM

• A system where all resources are privately owned.

CAPITALISM

• Resources are privately owned.

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SOCIALISM

• The government owning all resources.

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SOCIALISM

• A system where the government owns all resources.

IMPERIALISM

• A state takes political and economic control outside the border.

IMPERIALISM

• A state takes control of areas beyond the borders.

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• The political revolution must be one of the most important change of U.S history.
• This was a fight for replacing the system.
• The fight was within the American colonies.
• This took place in 1763.
• After this, the Revolutionary War took place.

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• The Political revolution must be important.
• This was a fight to change the government.
• This took place in the American colonies.
• This took place in 1763.
• After this, the Revolutionary War took place.

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