'Middle class citizens' diaporamas de présentation

Enlightenment Ideas Spread

Enlightenment Ideas Spread. Chapter 5 section 2 Define the terms below: Censorship Salon Enlightened despot Baroque R ococo. Enlightenment Ideas Spread. Read Setting the Scene on page 149 as well as the Global Connections section. Benjamin Franklin. Enlightenment Ideas Spread.

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Maya: Defined

Maya: Defined. By Anna Reyes H. World History 4 th Period Mr. Sinco. Background Info. Mayan origins are traced back to the Olmecs . Their civilization emerged in approximately 2600BCE and fell around 900CE (their peak period was roughly 300CE).

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The Age of Revolutions

The Age of Revolutions. What is Revolution?. Come up with reasons as to why a people might revolt The are several reasons for why revolutions occur Revolutions completely change or modify an existing system or constitution. What makes a situation ripe for revolution?.

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Enlightenment Ideas Spread

Enlightenment Ideas Spread. New Ideas. Enlightenment Ideas spread quickly through many levels of society With printers, these ideas were spread easily Many saw reform as necessary to achieve a just society Not everyone agreed with replacing the values that existed. Salons.

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The Victorian Period: Paradox and Progress

The Victorian Period: Paradox and Progress. 1832-1901. Peace and Economic Growth. Industrial Revolution expanded, creating new towns, new goods, new wealth, and new jobs for many Political reforms gave working and middle class citizens more political power. The Idea of Progress.

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THE POLITICAL PARTIES IN GREECE

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Rise Of The Middle Class

Rise Of The Middle Class. Chase Eckerman , Jorden Kirkland , Samuel Rogers. The emergence of the Victorian middle class is said to be a direct result of the Industrial Revolution. The Industrial Revolution began roughly in 1760. .

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5 Magazine Articles

5 Magazine Articles. By: Nelson Parker. Advertisement #1. Text.

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Sociology and The Law

Sociology and The Law. What is Law?. A system of rules and guidelines created and enforced by a common authoritative power. Laws are meant to control or change behavior.

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