'Political revolutions' diaporamas de présentation

The Reaction Against Revolutionary Ideas UNIT #2-GLOBAL HISTORY

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Political Revolutions

Political Revolutions. America France Caribbean Spanish America. 1750-1850. Revolutions and the modern world. The two major European political revolutions, the American (1775-1783) and the French (1789-1815), inspired revolutions in many parts of the globe

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New Years Revolutions

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Unit 6

Unit 6. Enlightenment and Age of Revolutions. Admit Slip. In your opinion, what is the role of government? What should the government do for its people? Based on your answer to the previous question, do you believe the government does what it is supposed to do?

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Poetic Revolutionaries: Blake and Wordsworth Mrs. Cumberland

Poetic Revolutionaries: Blake and Wordsworth Mrs. Cumberland. Objectives: To become acquainted with the poetry of William Blake and William Wordsworth To detail the differences between Neoclassicism and Romanticism To understand the political context for the Romantic Movement

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Juan Peron

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Does maintaining a balance of power promote or prevent war?

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Industrialization and Revolutions of Western Society

Industrialization and Revolutions of Western Society. Chapter 23. I. Introduction. Numerous changes occurred between 1750 and 1914 Industrialization Political Revolutions This time period was fueled by the Age of Enlightenment People are good (or improvable) Rationalism vs. blind faith

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Age of Revolution 1750-1914

Age of Revolution 1750-1914. Warm up Review PowerPoint and notes: Age of Revolution 1750-1914 Group BYOT activity. Age of Revolution 1750-1914: Warm up. Observations and Experimentation Limited the power of the Kings. Age of Revolution 1750-1914.

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Age of Revolution 1750-1914

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