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Revolutions
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Target Identify the root causes and outcomes of the Revolutions of 1830 and 1848.
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Assignment Groups of 3-4 Complete the chart on one side of the blank piece of paper. Create a drawing, BE ARTISTIC, that depicts the ideas of this chapter. MUST HAVE COLOR MUST HAVE MEANING
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Assignment Define Universal Male Suffrage Multinational Empire Revolution of 1830Revolution of 1848 Government and Countries in power Groups revolting and reason Outcomes
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Target Discuss how revolution brings about political and economical change.
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1830 Revolutions Charles X overthrown by the liberals because of censorship. Constitutional Monarchy setup More revolutions fueled by nationalism Belgium Poland Italy
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1848 Revolutions France Poor economy – right to vote - republic Germany Constitutional Freedoms – No unification Central Europe Push by nationalists – Austria doesn’t give in Italy Nationalist movement – Austria doesn’t give in.
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Failure of the Revolutions Unity was key to success, however moderate liberals and moderate radicals became divided. Minority nationalities fought against each other.
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Definitions 23.3 Militarism Kaiser Plebiscite Emancipation Abolitionism
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Definitions 23.3 Militarism Reliance on military strength Kaiser German for Caesar Plebiscite Popular vote Emancipation Act of setting free Abolitionism Movement to end slavery
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Complete the Chart Outline the path to Italian Unification Outline the path to German unification. List the changes that take place. Great Britain FranceAustrian Empire Russia
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Complete the Chart List the Changes that take Place Great BritainFranceAustrian Empire Russia Vote Extended Economic Expansion Dual Monarchy Serfs Freed Social and Political Reforms Paris rebuilt Wars with Prussia
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Importance of Crimean War Russians vs. Ottoman Empire Russia wants ports to the Mediterranean Sea. Could challenge British Navy Control of Eastern Europe. Russians attack Ottomans in 1853. Great Britain and France declare War in 1854. Russia suffers huge losses. Forced to sign the Treaty of Paris. Austria refused to support Russia, now has no friends.
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Italian Unification King Victor Emmanuel II rules Piedmont. Builds an army through economic growth Join sides with the French against Austria Gain settlements through nationalist movements through Italy. Eventually gain control over all of Italy by 1870.
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German Unification Otto von Bismarck becomes the Prussian Prime Minister. Rule without the approval of the Parliament Claimed land through war. Signed a treaty with France, Franco-Prussian War 1870. German State is declared with William I of Prussia the kaiser.
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Target Discuss how revolution brings about political and economical change.
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Work Time PlaceLeaderOutcome
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South American Revolutions Creoles vs. Peninsulares Weakening of Spain and Portugal. Haiti San Domingue Toussaint-Louverture Slave revolt Gained independence.
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South American Revolution Mexico Hidalgo Executed, but change comes because of him Overthrew Spanish rule Chile San Martin Chile Independence Venezuela Bolivar Independence from SPain
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South American Independence Monroe Doctrine Governments dominated by landed elites. Cash crops Caudillo’s ruled militarily. Very few liberal reforms take place. Economically dependent on foreign trade.
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Define Romanticism Secularization Natural Selection Realism
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Define Romanticism Intellectual movement in reaction to ideas of Enlightenment. Feelings Emotions Imagination Secularization Indifference to or in rejection of religion in world affairs. Natural Selection The principle that some organism are more acceptable to the environment than others. Realism Rejected romanticism and sought to portray lower and middle class life
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