'Political revolution' diaporamas de présentation

Dual Revolution

Dual Revolution. The Industrial Revolution which began in England around 1780. The French Revolution which rocked France in 1789. Socialist Concerns.

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Age of Metternich

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People should never take part in political revolution

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THE AGE OF ABSOLUTISM (1550-1800)

THE AGE OF ABSOLUTISM (1550-1800). Absolutism. Form of monarchical power when a ruler has a complete authority over the government and lives of the people Two types of A.: 1. Ruler 2. Ruler + Chief Minister A. took place in: Spain, France, Prussia, Russia, Austria .

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The Tale of a small Revolution

The Tale of a small Revolution. A little rebellion now and then is a good thing. . How to Start a Political Revolution Without Breaking the Law. : Let me say this: You're just like your candidate. Corrupt, stupid, and willing to skirt away from the best solutions to problems.

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The Haitian Rebellion and Latin American Wars of Independence

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The Sectional Crisis

The Sectional Crisis. two Party System Breaks down. Wilmot Proviso. Antislavery groups wanted to make sure that slavery would not expand in the case of an American victory. Added to the appropriation bill meant to end the Mexican-American War.

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Chapter 16.1: France before the Revolution

Chapter 16.1: France before the Revolution. France Consolidates France: Consolidating the Nation Turmoil of civil war ends with consolidation of royal power under Henry IV (r. 1589-1610) and Louis XIII (r. 1610-1643) Henry IV issued Edict of Nantes (1598)

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QUESTION FOR CONSIDERATION:

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Creation of New Nation

Creation of New Nation. From Constitution to Political Revolution. Ratifying the Constitution. Supporters of the Constitution called themselves Federalists.

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How do Languages Diffuse?

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State

State. Revolutionary situation. Political situation. Socio-economic conditions & culture. Revolutionary ideology & forces. Counterrevolutionary ideology & forces. Impact & Consequences.

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17 th Century History

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Revolution!

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Unit 3

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Gustave Courbet

Gustave Courbet. By: Arely Carrillo. His life. His real name is Jean Desire Gustave C ourbet He was born on June 10 of 1819 He died on December 31 1877. Gustave Courbet. Who he was?. He was a French painter who lead the Realist Movement in the 19 th century

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GLOBAL WARMING

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Political Revolution

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Chapter IX - The Nature and Necessity of Scientific Revolutions

Chapter IX - The Nature and Necessity of Scientific Revolutions. from Thomas Kuhn THE STRUCTURE OF SCIENTIFIC REVOLUTIONS. What are the functions of scientific revolutions in the development of science?.

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