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This document is a study guide for a final exam, focusing on the American, French, and Latin American Revolutions. It covers key events and causes related to these historical periods.
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Youwillbeassessedonthec ontent&s killsassociatedw/Units1-5ontheFinalExam QuizletCollection: ReviewVideos U nit1:Ancient&Medieval AmericanRevolution Unit2:Renaissance,Reformation,Scientific P HILOSOPHICALFoundationsofthe Revolution AmericanRevolution-Heimler'sHistory Unit3.1:AgeofExploration&Conquest WhatcausedtheAmericanRevolution? Unit3.2:GlobalAge explainedin5minutes-Epimetheus Unit4.1:Absolutism AmericanRevolutionaryWarPartIII-Valley Forge,EuropeanAllies,War@Sea,etc. -Mr. Unit4.2:Enlightenment+ Raymond'sSocialStudiesAcademy Unit5.1:AmericanRevolution Unit5.2:FrenchRevolution FrenchRevolution&Napoleon T heFrenchRevolution:CrashCourseWorld Unit5.3:Haitian&LatinRevolution History#29 Unit5.5:WorldHistory1stSemesterFinal WhatcausedtheFrenchRevolution?-Tom Gimkit Mullaney S1FinalStudyGuideDoc Napoleon-FrenchMilitaryLeader& &AnswerKey Emperor|MiniBio|BIO aitian&LatinAmerican H ABC-CLIOVideos: Revolutions mericanandFrenchRevolutions A L atinAmericanIndependencemovements| HaitianRevolution[6:54] KhanAcademy WarforIndependence[5:12] HaitianRevolutions:CrashCourseWorld RevolutionsinLatinAmerica History#30 LatinAmericanRevolutions:CrashCourse WorldHistory#31 Unit5|PoliticalRevolutions-American,French,Latin I. American A. Causes 1. SalutaryNeglect,CommitteesofCorrespondence,Taxationw/o representation,TeaParty&IntolerableActs,ContinentalCongress, Lexington&Concord B. EnlightenmentInfluence 1. ThomasPaine&CommonSense 2. JohnLockeConceptsinJefferson’sDeclarationofIndependence II. French A. Causes 1. UnfairTaxation&Representation(EstatesGeneral),EconomicIssues, Enlightenment&AmericanDeclaration/Revolution B. Events 1. TennisCourtOath,StormingoftheBastille,ReignofTerror C. Effects 1. DeclarationoftheRightsofMan,FrenchMilitaryDisruptingEurope's BalanceofPower,Napoleon’sEmpire,NapoleonicCode,Congressof Vienna III. Haitian&LatinAmerican- A. EnlightenmentIdeasandsuccessoftheAmerican&FrenchRevolutions inspiredrevolutionsaroundtheglobe B. HaitianRevolution 1. T oussaintL'Ouverturefoughttoendslaveryandgainindependence fromFrance;Formedanarmyofformerslavesandtrainedthemin guerrillawarfare C. MexicanIndependence 1. MiguelHidalgo,aCatholicpriest,ledtheindependencemovement, battlingSpanishforces D. SouthAmericanWarsofIndependence 1. SimónBolívarliberatedVenezuela,Columbia,andEcuadorfrom SpaininhisgoalformonenationthatunifiesallofSouthAmerica; JosédeSanMartínliberatedArgentina,Peru,andChilefromSpain E. BrazilianIndependence 1. PrinceDomPedrodeclaredindependencefromPortugal Unit4|Absolutism&Enlightenment I. AbsoluteGovernmentsversusLimitedGovernments A. Absolute-Rulebyone;Thewillofthepeopleisnotconsidered; 1. Ex:Monarchy,AbsoluteRule,DivineRight B. LimitedGovernment-Thewillofthepeopleisconsidered;Ruleoflaw; 1. Ex:MagnaCarta,Parliament,EnglishBillofRights,etc a) Constitution/Parliament II. AbsolutisminAction: describethepowersheldbyanabsolutegovernment(suchascitizens,economy, military)versuslimitedgovernment.Examplesofabsoluteversuslimitedcouldbe France(LouisXIV)andGreatBritain(king/parliament).AlsoseeEnlightenedDespots A. SpainunderAbsoluteRule 1. PhilipIIofSpain-Catholicism,SpanishArmada B. Britain 1. BigEvents: a) EnglishCivilWar b) MonarchyRestoration c) GloriousRevolution (1) EnglishBillofRights 2. HenryVIIIofEngland&ReformationinEngland 3. JamesIofEngland-DivineRight,conflictwithParliament 4. OliverCromwellofEngland-DictatorialrulerafterEnglishCivilWar, StrictPuritanism C. France 1. LouisXIVofFrance-Bourbonfamily,callshimselftheSunKing,built Versailleswithincredibleeconomiccosttohisnation D. Prussia 1. FredericktheGreat-rulerofPrussiawhobelievesinenlightenment ideas,extendsreligiousandeconomicfreedomstolowerclasses,but rulesasanabsolutemonarchthroughextremegovernmentcontrol oftheeconomy,hightaxes,andlimitedupwardmobility. E. Russia 1. PetertheGreat-Westernization,expansion,warmwaterport 2. CatherinetheGreat-Westernization,expansion,warmwaterport III. Enlightenment A. Thinkers&Ideas 1. ThomasHobbes a) StateofNature b) SocialContract 2. JohnLocke a) Naturalrights b) Popularsovereignty c) RighttoRevolution 3. Montesquieu a) SeparationofPowers b) Checks&Balances 4. Voltaire a) FreedomofSpeech b) FreedomofReligion(SeparationofChurch&State) Unit3|OverseasExploration&Expansion ABClioLoginInformation:Username:FestushsPassword:2022#Tigers I. Causes A. Spices&Silk 1. AvoidItalians&Muslims-raiders&overchargingmerchants a) SearchforSearoutes-AroundAfrica&NorthwestPassage 2. PrinceHenry a) Invested,startedaschool,caravel B. Resources&SpreadofCatholicism 1. God,Glory,andGold[...andsilver] a) LineofDemarcation&TreatyofTordesillas (1) Spanish/CatholicMissionaries[E xample:Philippines] b) Colonialism (1) Nationscontrolinternationaltrade,importingraw materialsfromNorthAmerica,manufacturinggoodsat home,thensellingthosegoodstocolonistsforprofits II. Exploration&Expansion A. Explorers-DaGama&Magellan[Dias,Columbus,andothers] B. Conquistadores-HernánCortes&FranciscoPizarro C. Mercantilism&Capitalism 1. JointStockCompanies-DutchEastIndiaCompany III. Impact A. TriangularTrade 1. African-Slaves a) MiddlePassage 2. NewWorld-Sugar,Cotton,Tobacco a) Encomiendas&SistemadeCastas[racialcastesystem] 3. Europe-Textiles,Guns,Rum B. ColumbianExchange 1. Transferofgoods&diseasesfromonehemispheretotheother a) TheIndigenouspeople&SmallPox Unit2|Renaissance,Reformation,andScientificRevolution Addtraderoutesfromabovefor1moreyear I. Renaissance-Rebirthofknowledge;efforttoreviveandsurpassideasand achievementsoftheAncientGreeks&Romans A. RenaissanceArt 1. Realism&Perspective a) Linearperspectiveusesprinciplesofmathtorealistically portrayspaceanddepthinart 2. Humanism-Theindividualhasimportanceandhisachievements shouldbecelebrated a) RenaissanceMan-Apersonwhoisknowledgeable& accomplishedinmanyfields 3. EmphasisonGreeks,Romans,andBiblicalscenes B. Italian-Italiancitiesweretradecentersinthelate14thCentury;moneyto spendonarts&timetospendonlearning 1. People:Michelangelo,Machiavelli,DaVinci,Petrarch 2. Characteristics:Painting&Sculpturefocusedwithemphasison idealizedbeauty&proportions C. Northern 1. People:WilliamShakespeare,AlbrechtDürer,ThomasMore,Erasmus 2. Characteristics:Literature&OilPaintingfocusedwithemphasison unflatteringhonesty II. Reformation A. Gutenberg&ImpactofthePrintingPress 1. spreadofideas&literacyrates a) morebooks(andotherliterature),faster,moreaffordable B. MartinLuther-indulgences&corruptionofthechurchcausedthewriting of95Theses 1. ThepoweroftheCatholicChurchinEuropewasweakened 2. NewProtestantdenominationsandbeliefsemerged a) (ex.Anabaptists,Calvinists, Lutherans,Anglicans) C. OtherProtestants&CounterReformation 1. Zwingli-sacramentsaresymbolic 2. Calvin-predestination;Geneva 3. KingHenry-StartedtheEnglishReformation; Wasdeniedadivorce andmadehimselftheheadofhischurch 4. PopePaulIII-ImplementedtheCounter(Catholic)Reformation; regaininfluence&powerw/CouncilofTrent,Inquisition,andJesuits III. ScientificRevolution A. Copernicus-HeliocentricTheory B. Bacon-Welldefinedscientificmethod C. Newton-Gravitationaltheory&calculus D. WilliamHarvey-Abetterunderstandingofthebodyandhowitworks (bloodflow,cardiovascularsystem,etc) Unit1|Ancient&MedievalWorld I. AncientWorld A. SocialStudiesSkills 1. Maps-Continents,Oceans,MajorCountries 2. ReadingTimelines&Charts 3. DBQs&EssayWriting B. BeginningofCivilizations 1. RiverValleys&AncientInnovations a) AgriculturalRevolutionw/farming&domesticationofanimals leadingtoPermanentSettlements 2. OriginsofGovernment a) Mesopotamia (1) SargonofAkkad&CodeofHammurabi b) TypesofGovernmentinAncientworld (1) Athens-Democracy,Sparta-Oligarchy,Egypt- Theocracy,Macedonian&China-Monarchy,Rome- Republic II. ExpansionofCivs A. WestAfrica-Ghana+Mali+Songhai;Trans-SaharanTradew/gold&salt, connectionwithSilkRoad&Mediterranean B. Byzantine-FallofRome,PreservedKnowledgeofAncientGreece&Rome, JustinianCode,ConstantinelegalizingChristianity C. Gupta-FallofMaurya&ExpansionofGupta,GoldenAge,ConceptofZero &Decimals D. ChineseDynasties-SilkRoad,Mongols&theGreatWall,Printing,&Gun Powder,Buddhismthoughttohaveweakenedthepoliticalauthorityof Chinesedynasties E. MuslimEmpires-SeeIslamBelow III. Religions A. Buddhism 1. Origins&Beliefs-FromHinduisminIndia;SharedConcepts;4Truths &8FoldPath 2. Spread-Merchants,SilkRoad,IndianOceanTrade B. Christianity- 1. Origins&Beliefs-Abrahamic;Jesus 2. Spread-Mediterranean,RomanRoads&Constantine C. Islam 1. Origins&Beliefs-Abrahamic;5pillars 2. Spread-MuhammadinArabia,TransSaharanTrade,Merchants& Conquest IV. MiddleAges A. Feudalism 1. MedievalSocialHierarchy:Kings,Nobles,Knights,Peasants 2. Crusades,BlackDeath,andPeasantsRevoltsledtotheend B. Crusades 1. Cause&Effect a) MuslimConquestofSharedHolyLand b) PopeUrbanII c) Authorityofkingsincreased d) WeakenedNobles&Feudalism C. BlackDeath 1. Cause&Effect ) SpreadbyInternationalTrade,BacterialInfection&fleas a b) Killedabout⅓population&helpedendFeudalism (1) Reducednumberoffarmlaborersincreasedtheirvalue (2) Peasants/serfsgainedtheopportunitytoadvanceinthe socialhierarchy V. TradeRoutes(movetradestandardhere;wehavetoteachthefollowinginorder toteachtheothertheother3standardsinthisUnit) A. Mediterranean 1. Routes B. SilkRoad C. IndianOcean 1. ZhengHe D. Trans-Saharan 1. Timbuktu&MansaMusa