Echos Of Revolution (1750-1900) Flashcards
What is nationalism?
- Identification as a group (nation) based on common cultural characteristics like language, traditions, and ethnicity
Prior to the 1800s what were nations and groups based on?
A local village, clan, or feudal loyalty
What two major European states formed as new nation-states by 1871?
Germany and Italy
Where did nationalism begin before it quickly spread to the rest of the world?
Europe
What were the 4 major causes of the abolition of slavery?
- Moral opposition by Protestants ( and eventually Catholics)
- Industrial & capitalist societies made it undesirable and unnecessary
- Haitian Revolution (1804)
- British led the way
What were the 6 effects of the abolition of slavery?
- Resistence to abolition in many places
- Social & economic status of freed slaves generally did not improve
- Many slaves did not return to plantations so indentured servants replaced them
- Russian serfs gain freedom in 1861
- Increase in slavery in Africa
- Slavery persisted in the Islamic World until 20th century
What are some examples of resistance to the abolition of slavery?
- US Civil War
- Brazil & Cuba last American States to abolish slavery
Name 2 ways the social and economic status of freed slaves generally did not improve & one exception.
- Little/no land redistribution
- Few political rights ( ex. Jim Crow laws in US)
- Haiti exception
What led to the eventual end of slavery in the Islamic world in the 20th century?
- Some internal opposition by Muslims
- Ended by international pressure
Which was the main product of the Enlightenment that impacted phase 1 of feminism?
- Mary Wollstonecraft & the “Vindication of the Rights of the Women”
What did European and American women get involved in during the first stage of feminism?
Revolutions and Political Organizations
These include charities, missionary work, temperance movements, and abolition
What was the dominant feminist issue in the US and Western Europe in Phase 1 of feminism?
Women’s Suffrage (Only for white women)
What are the 7 other main Feminist Issues in Phase 1 other than women’s suffrage?
- Equal education rights
- Property Ownership
- Right to divorce
- Birth control access
- Challenging stereotypical “male” & “female” professions
- Challenging traditional ideas of “motherhood”
What was a political or social effect of the creation of nation-states in the 1700-1800s?
Widens the division between rival states
What forced labor system replaced chattel slavery in the 19th century?
Indentured Servitude