1. Effects of Revolution

2. The Abolition of Slavery Slavery – 3000 BCE to 1888 Enlightenment thinking = equality Slave revolts change peoples thinking Prosperity of New England and England

3. Example’s of abolition of slavery British 1807 – forbade sale 1834 – emancipate w/in empire Patrol Atlantic for slave ships Russia Free serfs 1861 United States 1861 to 1865 – Civil War Latin America 1850’s depending on independence Brazil 1888

4. How did it work out for former slaves? Haiti – only place where land was redistributed US – Sharecropping Africa – internal slavery continued Russia – still poor and mad Caribbean, Peru, South Africa, Hawaii, Malaya indentured servitude From Inia and China

5. Slavery in the Islamic World Begins to loose favor because of Quran No popular grassroots movement Gradually outlawed in the 20 th century because of international pressure

7. Feminist Beginnings Enlightenment and equality Mary Wollstonecraft – influenced by French Rev.

8. Industrialization creates opportunity Or at least a change in venue The daily grind vs. textile factory jobs Middle class develops Seneca Falls, New York 1848 – first organized expression of women’s rights Elizabeth Cady Stanton – Declaration of Sentiments Similar efforts began to arise in both England and France Women even began to wear pants under their skirts

9. Progress – 1900 A few universities had opened up to women Some states in USA allowed women to own and manage property Few more jobs – nursing, social work and teaching Nightingale – Nursing Jane Adams – social work New Zealand – first country to allow voting rights

10. The other side of the Argument Strains of education would cause women not to be able to reproduce Some saw suffragist like Jews and socialists “A foreign body in our national life” http://historyoffeminism.com/anti-suffragette-postcards-posters-cartoons/

11. Non western suffrage The idea did spread but with mixed results Is it seen as a development from the hated west? Ex. Katina from Java – anti arranged marriage and wanted education Is there a country that you would like to know when women got the right to vote? http://womensuffrage.org/?page_id=69

12. Nations and Nationalism Before revolutions – community Foreign rule no big deal Part of a religious or ethnic group After revolutions - country

13. Why the shift from community? Science weakens the hold of religion Industrialization causes migration Printing press standardized languages and dialects

14. Why? Different reasons for different locations U.S.A and France – Re public “We the People”

15. Racism as a reason for nationalism Germany and Italy – Unify Greeks and Serbs want independence from Ottomans Czechs and Hungarians want out of Austrian rule Poles and Ukrainians become more aware of oppression Irish want out of British rule Jewish people want an area of Palestine