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The French Revolution and Napoleon

The French Revolution and Napoleon. Focus Questions. Focus Questions. What were the causes and effects of the French Revolution? How did the French Revolution lead to the Napoleonic Era? How did Enlightenment ideas influence the French Revolution?. French Estates. French Estates.

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Versailles and the Consequences of World War I

Versailles and the Consequences of World War I. World War I. 10 million dead. A whole generation of Europeans are dead. Confidence in the inevitable, uplifting future is shaken/destroyed. Old Empires are shattered Ottoman Empire is gone. Austrian-Hungarian Empire is gone.

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SECTION 1

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THE FRENCH REVOLUTION

THE FRENCH REVOLUTION. The MODERATE Stage (Bourgeoisie). ESTATES-GENERAL (1789). Called by Louis XVI to resolve the financial crisis Meets May 5, 1789 First Estates-General since 1614! ( 175 years ) The three estates DO agree on some things Limiting royal absolutism

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Rise of Nationalism

Rise of Nationalism. The Age of Revolutions. Terminology. What is a nation? A nation often consists of an ethnic or cultural community What is a state? A state is a political entity with a high degree of sovereignty. Question.

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Nationalism in Europe

Nationalism in Europe. Important Terms and Concepts. Fedrric Sorreau’s Utopian Print. In 1848, Fedrric Sorreau printed a series of four prints visualizing his dreams of a world made up of ‘social and democratic Republic’. :It is a view which is too idealistic to be true.

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Troubles at Home and Abroad

Ch.8 Sect. 3 &4. Troubles at Home and Abroad. EQ1: How did the U.S. handle conflicts with the Natives, France, and Britain? EQ2: How did disagreements over states rights intensify the conflict between Federalists and Republicans?. Internal vs. External Challenges.

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The French Revolution

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The Haitian Revolution 1791-1804

The Haitian Revolution 1791-1804. Flow of ideas leading to each revolution. The American Revolution. The Enlightenment. Gave people the idea that they had natural rights as humans. This showed the people that a revolution against their government was possible.

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Age of Enlightenment

Age of Enlightenment. The 1700s. Age of Reason. During the Middle Ages if people did not understand something they would blame: God, superstition, witchcraft or mysterious forces Scientific Revolution changed the way people looked at the world

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The French Revolution

The French Revolution. The Estates General. France was left in heavy debt and discontent following the rule of Louis XIV 3 levels of society 1 st Estate- Clergy- .5% of the population who owned 10% of the land 2 nd Estate- Nobles- 1.5% of the population who owned 20% of the land

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