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25 Cards in this Set
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What do you call someone who frees a country from an enemy?
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A liberator
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What were some goals that represented conservative ideology in Europe in the early 1800's?
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1. restore the monarchy
2. government control of business 3. social hierarchy (classes) 4. one established church 5. preserve tradition |
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What were some goals that represented Liberal ideology in Europe in the early 1800's?
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1. tolerance of religions
2. freedom of speech, press... 3. written constitutions 4. democracy or republic 5. laissez-faire 6 all men created equal 7 protect natural rights |
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Who made up the conservative forces?
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monarchs, nobles and church leaders and peasants that wanted to preserve tradition
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Who made up the liberal forces?
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Middle Class--lawyers, business owners, bankers, writers
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What did liberals believe governments should be based on?
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written constitutions
and separation of powers |
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What are some things liberals were against?
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Divine right rule
old aristocracy established churches |
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Who are some leaders of independence movements in Latin America?
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Simon Bolivar, Jose de San Martin,and Toussaitn L'Ouverture, Father Miquel Hidalgo, Jose Morelos
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Who was a Hatian leader that led a successful slave revolt and moved his people to fight for independence?
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Toussaint L'Ouverture
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Revolution in Latin AmericaWhy were there revolutions and independence movements in Latin America?
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Latin American people were inspired the American Revolution and French Revolution and influenced by Enlightenment thinkers.
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Miss Robideaux
Chapter 8 Revolution in Latin America |
Cut apart and study
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How did differences between conservative and liberal goals lead to conflict in Europe?
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1. Congress of Vienna did not give any of the demands of the liberals
2. Liberals unhappy because demands not met. 3. Monarchy returns to France and Charles X takes away citizens' rights to vote , gets rid of legislature, and restricts the press. |
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Giving all adult men the right to vote
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universal manhood suffrage
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wanted governments to be based on written constitution and defended natural rights and against divine right rule and for a republican form of government
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liberals
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wanted the old order that existed before the French Rvolution--monarchy, established church
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conservatives
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systems of thoughts and beliefs
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ideologies
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European desended Latin Americans
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creoles
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people of Native American and European descent
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mestizos
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people of African and European descent
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mulattoes
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factors of production which are required to produce goods and services
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land, labor, capital
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another name for self rule
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autonomy
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wealth or resources to invest in businesses
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capital
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The Working Class
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proletariat
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Why was there a revolution in Latin America?
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Latin America had a social class system that was unfair. The top class made up only a small percent of the people. A class systme is one where you are born into and cannot change. People were denied basic rights which leads to revolution.
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Why did Revolutions occur in Latin America during this time period?
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People in these countries also wanted rights. They were influenced by the French and American Revolutions. They also were influenced by the Enlightenment thinkers.
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