PPT-Rebellions, Insurrections and Social Concerns

Trials and Tribulations in the Colonies S Forner Supported by the Navigation Acts 1660 Colonists trade only with England 1663 Ships must pass through England for taxing purposes Appointment of Custom Officials . HI 168: Lecture 3. Dr. Howard Chiang. Partitioning of China. - Queen Victoria. - William II (Germany). - Nicholas II (Russia). - French Marianne. - Meiji Emperor. The Origins of Rebellion. Sub-ethnic . I. Slave Rebellions & Escapes. A. African Slaves would frequently rebel and/or escape from slavery. B. Escapes came in the form of: . 1. Slave ship mutiny (ex. Amistad). 2. Slave ship wreck (ex. Ecuador). Key concept 5.3 – Nationalism, Evolution, and Reform. Thinkers applied new theories about the natural world to human relationships.. Thinkers encouraged . observation. Names to know. John Locke. Voltaire. Of Upper and Lower Canada 1837. What we know already:. Residents of Upper and Lower Canada were dissatisfied with their governments in the early 1830s. Their governments were . undemocratic. (decisions were not fairly made through elections) because the officials came from only a small group of the . 1 Brest-Litovsk, 1917 and 1939If the Russian Revolution becomes the signal for a proletarian revolution in the West, so that both complement each other, the present Russian common ownership of land Social Issues . Throughout the 1830's the social and economic conditions grew worse in Lower Canada. There were:. food shortages due to poor harvests and drastic drops in wheat . production. thousands of newly arrived British . always been close to the heart of anarchism. The fi rst programmatic documents of the anarchist movement were created by Bakunin and a group of European left-republican insurrectionists as th Revolt of Edwin and . Morcar. 1068. In 1068, Edwin, . Morcar. and Edgar the . Aetheling. left London and fled north to gather support for a rebellion. Edwin seemed to be upset that he hadn’t been able to marry one of William’s daughters and . SS9 – April 4. Punishing the Rebels. After the rebellions were . defeated, . the . leaders . were treated. harshly. ; the British hoped that quick and . severe . punishment would . deter . (stop) future rebellions. WGSS SS10 Mr. Salter. Pre-Rebellion recap. Upper Canada. Family Compact. Mainly English. Run by British governor. Land owned by wealthy and church. Lower Canada. Chateau clique. Mainly French. Run by British governor. William’s Bold, Ruthless Leadership. William was certainly ruthless with his harrying tactics and for many of the rebellions, William went himself to deal with the threat. This could be a key reason why he was able to keep control.. OR. A Galactic Rebellion. Video. How We Can use Star Wars to Remember the 1837 Rebellion. Surprisingly there are a lot of similarities!. The Rebels in Star Wars can be compared to the Patriotes and the Rebels in Upper and Lower Canada. Social Issues . Throughout the 1830's the social and economic conditions grew worse in Lower Canada. There were:. food shortages due to poor harvests and drastic drops in wheat . production. thousands of newly arrived British . Age of Revolutions and . Rebellions. SSWH14 The student will analyze the Age of Revolutions and Rebellions. . a. Examine absolutism through a comparison of the rules of Louis XIV, Tsar Peter the Great, and Tokugawa .