PPT-The Historical Context: Great Debates in American FP, 1789-
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W 3 Six debates Isolationism vs internationalism Power and Peace debates over how big a military and how much to spend How true USFP has been to its democratic
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W 3 Six debates Isolationism vs internationalism Power and Peace debates over how big a military and how much to spend How true USFP has been to its democratic principles Whether USFP has been imperialistic. Introduction General debates Debates in Parliament The House of Commons The House of Lords Attending debates 10 Parliamentary Education Service brPage 2br Debates in Parliament Introduction How are decisions reached in Parliament Both Houses of Parl 1789-1825: First Five Presidents. WARM UP: Review your notes from yesterday. Quiz each other on the facts from the Early Republic Era.. I can describe five problems the early republic faced. Quick Review. 18 AugGreat-great-granddaughter-in-lawDebrah A. EastmanGreat-great-great-granddaughterRichard SmithJeremy Beattie SmithGreat-great-great-great-grandsonDiane L. Eastman Great-great-great-great-granddau Place de la . République. , Paris. 27 April 2002. Barricades in Paris, 1848. Eugène. Delacroix,. . La . Liberté. . guidant. le . Peuple. Course outline. Week 1: French perspectives on the crowd. By. Swood. Treaty of Paris 1783. The Treaty of Paris was signed on September 3, 1783. It formally ended the American Revolutionary War between Great Britain and the United States of America because the colonist’s had refused to fallow British rules.. World Studies I. Get ready!. The next slides will describe what happened during the . middle. of the French Revolution…. We pick up where we left off in 1789 after the Storming of the Bastille…. WITH CAMMY SRAY & ALEXA WINIK. Hist./Bio. Analysis– What Is It?. Situating the Text: Using the context surrounding a text to create a “lens” to interpret that text.. Context—event in author’s life or historical event/trend that occurred around time of text. An Age of Revolutions. Crises . of the Eighteenth Century. American Model. The French Revolution, 1789-1815. Social and Political Crises. The Meeting of the Estates General. Fall of the Bastille. Declaration of Rights of Man and Citizen. A terrible earthquake struck Lisbon, Portugal in 1755, claiming nearly 25,000 lives.. Seven Years War 1756-1763. Prussia, Britain, Hanover vs. Austria, France, Russia. Prussia kept most of its land because of Fredrick the Great. 1789-1825: First Five Presidents. WARM . UP: . Read your notes about the . five problems. in the early republic; the . Whiskey Rebellion. ; the . XYZ Affair. ; and . Hamilton & Jefferson. .. GET READY FOR A QUIZ!. The Estates General France Pushes for Democracy (1789) May 1789. For the first time in over 175 years, the Estates General meets. Prior to the meeting the King ordered the representatives of each estate to compile a list of grievances to be discussed at the meeting; known as 1. Incubation Phase (Old Order). Intellectual criticism, faith in the system is lost, economic crisis, a new class is on the rise. 2. Moderate Phase. Some acts of violence, revolution seems to be over, pressure from extremists, government is unable to operate effectively. W - 3. Six debates. Isolationism vs. internationalism. Power and Peace debates over how big a military and how much to spend. How true USFP has been to its democratic principles. Whether USFP has been imperialistic. The Three Estates . “. Ancien. Régime”. 1. st. Estate: Church: Priests, Bishops, etc.. 2. nd. Estate: Nobles: Princes, King, Queen, Lords. 3. rd. Estate: Everyone Else. Bourgeoisie (wealthy merchants),.
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