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When was later enlightenment?

1750-1800

When was the 7 years war?

1756-1763

When was the American Revolution?

1775-1783

When was the French Revolution?

1789-1799

When was the Napoleonic era?

1799-1815

When was the Congress of Vienna?

1815

When was the unification of Germany?

1871

The Proclamation of 1763

Limited the expansion of settlement to lands east of the Appalachians.

The Stamp Act of 1765

Everyone had to pay a tax for legal docs, newspapers, playing cards etc. Lead to urban, lower class revolts, boycott of British goods, and riots

Boston Tea Party happened in...

1773

When did the 2nd continental Congress vote to separate the colonies from Britain?

July 4th 1776

When did the colonists win the war of independence against Britain?

1783

What is Enlightenment?

European intellectual movement (1650-1800) growing out of the New Science, based on the idea of materialism. Matter is considered the basic constituent of reality and mind or reason is a derivative.

Nationalism

Belief that people who share the same language, history, and sense of identity make up a nation and that every nation has the right to pursue its destiny

Romanticism

Intellectual and artistic movement that emphasized emotion and imagination over reason and sought the sublime in nature.

Dialectic

The investigation of truth by discussion; dialectic refers to Hegel's belief that a higher truth is comprehended by a continuous unification of opposites.

Realism

The belief that material reality exists independently of the people who observe it.