1. Happy Monday to you!
Please get both papers
Please open your notebook to a new page (no journal)
Era 5 Map due this Wed/Thurs
Supplemental Reading Assignment due this Friday
Quest Ch.17 this Friday
Ch.18 Study Guide due Monday (next week)

2. Ch.17 The Atlantic Revolutions
The revolutionaries drew inspiration from the Enlightenment philosophers.
What kind of revolution was the American Revolution?

4. Before French Revolution
After French Revolution

5. Le Marron Inconnu =Unknown slave blowing a conch trumpet to begin the Haitian Revolution.

6. Locke Social Contract Gov’t protects the peoples’ rights
People consent to be governed
But what if the gov’t doesn’t protect their rights?

7. Voltaire Argued for religious toleration and for freedom of speech
Famous quote: “I disagree with what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it.”

8. Holy
Roman
Empire

9. Montesquieu
Separation of gov’t power:
Legislative
Executive
Judicial

10. Where do we see these ideas?
U.S. Declaration of Independence
2) Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizen
3) Bolivar’s Jamaica Letter

11. Overall, they stressed the importance of expanded suffrage, abolition of slavery and the end of serfdom.

12. America: Civic nationalism
America: Civic nationalism. Grievances by the British led Americans to seek independence.
Germany: Ethnic nationalism. Otto von Bismarck united Germans in a series of short wars.
Italy: Civic & Ethnic nationalism. Liberal ideas, resistance to foreign powers, idealizing ancient Roman empire.

13. Women’s Suffrage & Feminism
Some Notable Contributions:
1) Mary Wollstonecraft’s A Vindication of the
Rights of Woman
2) Olympe de Gouges’s Declaration of the Rights of
Woman and the Female Citizen
3) Seneca Falls Convention (1848)

14. Seneca
Falls
Convention