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Constitutions And Independence Flashcards

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Ilianero

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Latin American royalist Cowboys

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Caracas Junta

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1810 - call for free trade and abolition of slavery

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Carta de Jamaica

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1815 - the necessity for the union of the countries of the Americas.

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Manuel Belgrano and British offer after capturing Buenos Aires in 1806

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“Either our old master or none at all”

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Constitutional Convention Philadelphia

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May 1787

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Articles of Confederation

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1781-1789 - strong state sovereignty

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Shays Rebellion

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1786-87 - Massachusetts farmers protesting against imprisonment for debt

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3/5 compromise

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Slaves would be counted for census purposes at 3/5ths of a person.

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US Constitution approval

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September 1787

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First French Constitution 1791 achievements

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Established National Assembly 
Defined citizenship 
Established elections 
Structured territory in departments 
Abolished feudal land-holding 
Independence of legislative and judicial branches
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Anglomanes vs Americanistes

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Anglomanes: constitutional monarchy, class divisions, property qualifications 
Americanistes: republic, equality, universal sufferage
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National convention opening

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20 September 1792

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Montagnards

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Radicals

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Girondins

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Moderates

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Committee on Public Safety and Committee of General Security

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April 1793

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New Constitution October 1795

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The directory. - five man executive committee.

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Abolition of monarch and establishment of republic France

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1792

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“La revolution est finie”

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Consulate 1799

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Led 1791 slave uprising in Haiti

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Francois Toussaint Louverture

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Haïti

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The wealthiest of Caribbean colonies in mid-18th century
Provided 40% of European sugar imports.
75% of European coffee imports

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Political Factions in Latin America

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Conservatives: strong central power, Catholicism, privileges for the elite
Liberals: more powers to the states, freedom of or from religion, participation by the underclasses.

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New constitution for Spain by way of its colonies

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1812

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Simon Bolivar quote about revolution

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Those who have served the Revolution have plowed the sea.

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Dissenting Protestants

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Not allowed to reside in the parliament -> dr. Price –> Marry Wollstonecraft

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Muscadins

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Street fighters of the Thermidorian reaction

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Treaty of Amiens

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1802 - Britain recognizes the French Republic

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