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- -supported by historical records (couldn't explain or deny it)-not denied by the Pharisees-affirmed by eyewitnesses
- 1. we are spiritual beings (we have a soul)2. we are relational beings (called to live in union with each other)3. we are co-creators (meant to be caretakers of the earth and create out of love)
- USSR industry titled towards military goods; runaway inflation; new elite are more concentrated than ever before and own more privatized industries; powerful private monopolies controlled by oligarchs
- -the authority to absolve people of their sons, make judgment of doctrine, and make disciplinary decisions in the church-the power of arbitration-he would be the "rock", the foundation upon which He would build his church-became the first pope
- -semi-conductors-used as insulators-appearance similar to metals-less conductive than metals-more brittle than metals-nonmetallic chemical properties mainly-typically solids-can form alloys when combined with metals
- -dull and brittle-non-malleable-gasses at room temp-low density-poor conductors-low melting/boiling points-good insulators
- organic chem, inorganic chem, biochemistry, analytical chem, physical chem, and theoretical chem
- -descriptions about the "King" (how God treats us)-"Kingdom" responses (emphasizes how we are to act if we want to enter heaven)-relationship with our neighbors (addresses relationships with one another and the world)-the fulfillment of the "Kingdom" (refers to the future coming of God's Kingdom/judgment day)
- -metallic oxides-react with acids and erode slowly-free electrons in outer shell
- -shiny/have luster and ductile-malleable-good conductors of heat and electricity-hard solids at room temp (except mercury)-high density and weight-corrode when exposed to air overtime-high melting point
- Conservatism (those who didn't support the ideals of the revolution) and liberalism (those who supported the revolution's ideals)
- -failed to attract popular support from the working class-middle classes left because it became too radical-nationalism divided more than united
- Moscow regiment marching into Senate Square in St Petersburg refusing to swear an oath to Nicholas (Tsar Alexander's heir; the people wanted Constantine instead)
- -poor cereal harvests (wheat/rice/corn)-prices rose 60% in a year-Irish potato crisis
- -undo everything that napoleon had done-reduce France to its old boundaries-restore as many monarchies as possible-maintain peace
- United sociology; saw all previous history in terms of an economic struggle; proletariat (workers) were exploited by the bourgeoise; workers would rise up and overthrow capitalism; wrote the communist manifesto
- -France was deprived of all territory gained by napoleon-Russia was given Duchy of Warsaw (Poland)-German confederation-Austria's lost territory was returned (and more as compensation)-House of Orange was given the Dutch republic and the Netherlands to rule
- -too much investment in railways, iron, coal, etc.-prices rose 135% for food in one year-unemployment rates increase rapidly
- -Norway and Sweden were joined -neutrality of Switzerland was guaranteed-slave trade was condemned (British urging)
- -Klemens von Metternich (Austria; most important!!)-Viscount Castlereagh (Britain)-King Fredrick William III (Prussia)-Tsar Alexander I (Russia)-Charles Maurice de Talleyrand (France; former advisor to Louis XVI and Napoleon)