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AP Review: Unit 5.3 pt. 2 (Industrialization) Modern Era 1750 CE-1914 CE

Key Concept 5.3: Nationalism, Revolution, Reform American Revolution Dates: 1775-1783 Important Individuals: George Washington Thomas Jefferson Causes: Taxation without representation stamp act, tea tax Enlightenment Outcomes: Independent United States- republican democracy Voting rights for landowning white men Influenced later revolutions

Key Concept 5.3: Nationalism, Revolution, Reform French Revolution Dates: 1789-1802 Important Individuals: Louis XVI Robespierre Napoleon Causes: Class divisions: 3 estates (peasants pay most in taxes) Failing economy Participation in American Revolution Enlightenment Outcomes: Republic established and then replaced by Napoleon as dictator Causes rebellion in Haitian colony Huge death toll from guillotine

Key Concept 5.3: Nationalism, Revolution, Reform Haitian Revolution Dates: 1791-1804 Important Individuals: Toussaint L’Ouverture Napoleon Causes: French Revolution Enlightenment Slaves desire for freedom Outcomes: Haiti becomes first independent slave nation Haitian economy is destroyed

Key Concept 5.3: Nationalism, Revolution, Reform Latin American Revolution Dates: 1800-1830 Important Individuals: Simon Bolivar Jose de San Martin Causes: Enlightenment Haitian revolution Unequal social hierarchy and frustration of Creole elites Outcomes: Independent nation-states formed in South and central America

Key Concept 5.3: Nationalism, Revolution, Reform Slaves resisted existing authorities through the establishment of maroon societies Anti-colonial movements arose in Asia as well, although they didn’t result in full scale revolution Indian revolt of 1857 Boxer rebellion (China) Some rebellions that arose were influenced by religious beliefs Taiping rebellion

Key Concept 5.3: Nationalism, Revolution, Reform Governments sometime responded to these rebellions by making reforms: Ottoman empire: Tanzimat reforms Qing dynasty: Self-strengthening movement Discontent with monarchy or imperialist rule led to the development and increased popularity of Liberalism Socialism Communism

Key Concept 5.3: Nationalism, Revolution, Reform Despite Enlightenment thinkers challenging existing political and social constructions, women’s rights were largely ignored in Enlightenment discourse Women still pursued feminist movements and suffrage Mary Wollstonecraft Olympia de Gouges