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Key Concept 5.1-2: Enlightenment and Atlantic Revolutions
Key Concept 5.1-2: Enlightenment and Atlantic Revolutions
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This quote is an argument for...
voting rights for all people.
the Protestant Reformation against Catholicism.
revolutions against the power of Kings.
the divine right of Kings to rule.
2
In this document, what ideology is being used to critique and solve the issue of male patriarchy?
The author uses a Marxist COMMUNISM critique of patriarchy.
The author uses a critique of NATIONALISM to solve patriarchy.
The author uses CAPITALISM to critique and solve patriarchy.
The author uses Enlightenment LIBERALISM to critique & solve patriarchy.
3
Napoleon's invasion of Spain and Portugal weakened their power over their empire, so "Creoles" like Bolivar began
The French Revolution
The Latin American Revolutions
The Haitian Revolution
The American Revolution
4
Discontent with the divine power of kings encouraged the development of new governments. This describes a
social cause of revolution
religious cause of revolution
political cause of revolution
economic cause of revolution
5
Read the following Document. What is the best statement of context for this document?
The USA and Haiti inspired Bolivar to believe in political revolution.
Bolivar wanted to abolish all social class distinctions.
As a 'Creole', Bolivar wanted rule by 'Peninsulares' to continue.
Bolivar was allied with Native Americans and wanted to give them land.
6
Who would have REJECTED Enlightenment ideas because it challenged divine right?
Mary Wollstonecraft
King Louis XIV of France
Immanuel Kant
John Locke
7
Which of the following is an accurate description of the outcome of the American Revolution?
Slaves were freed and women gained voting rights.
A new government and nation-state was created.
Colonial elites lost their power to the victorious British.
A socialist government was created which guaranteed economic equality.
8
A widespread crop failure, rising taxes, Louis XVI's weak leadership, and a growing middle class all contributed to
The American Revolution
The Latin American Revolutions
The French Revolution
The Haitian Revolution
9
Most philosophers of the Enlightenment supported
Ancient and medieval traditional solutions.
The divine right of Kings to force solutions.
Using human reason & logic to create solutions.
Turning to the Bible for religious solutions.
10
What made the Haitian Revolution
DIFFERENT
from the other Atlantic Revolutions?
It was the only revolution inspired by liberal Enlightenment ideas.
It was the only revolution that had economic effects.
It was the only revolution that led to a newly independent nation state.
It was the first successful slave revolution.
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All of these are true about the Enlightenment era
EXCEPT
Enlightenment ideas influenced abolitionism and feminism.
Revolutionaries relied on "liberal" ideas to legitimize their revolts.
Philosophers advocated using reason & logic to guide human action.
Traditional political & religious authority was accepted without question.
12
Successful "maroon communities" and growing unrest in the empire of France caused Toussaint L'Ouverture to start...
The Haitian Revolution
The Latin American Revolutions
The French Revolution
The American Revolution
13
This quote is an argument for which of the following belief systems that developed between 1750 to 1900?
Absolutism
Mercantilism
Feminism
Abolitionism
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Which of the following was an ECONOMIC cause of the Atlantic Revolutions?
European Kings were gradually increasing taxes.
Demands for women's suffrage were growing
Nationalistic feelings of a shared identity were spreading.
Popular sovereignty was becoming more widely accepted.
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How were all of these Atlantic Revolutions similar?
They all were politically inspired by Enlightenment ideas.
They all created a desire to create imperial nations.
They all led to the abolition of slavery.
They all led to widespread tolerance of different cultures.
16
Latin American Revolutions happened because their revolutionaries
REJECTED
the idea that
nations should have power over their own affairs.
men should retain almost all political and social power.
it was acceptable for European Kings to rule "Americanos".
republics should give popular sovereignty (power) to people.
17
Great Britain's mercantilist policies, rising taxes, and tightening political control were causes of
The Latin American Revolutions
The Haitian Revolution
The American Revolution
The French Revolution
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The French Revolution was DIFFERENT from the American revolution because
it sought to recreate a new French society from scratch
it wanted to preserve existing liberties in France
it was the only revolution to draw on Enlightenment ideas
it had no participation by women in revolutionary actions
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All of the following were causes of the Haitian Revolution
EXCEPT
The growing nationalism at slave voodoo ceremonies.
The weakening control of France after their revolution
The brutality of sugar plantation owners
Slave owners desired to immediately free their slaves
