Echos Of Revolution (1750-1900) Flashcards

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What is nationalism?

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  • Identification as a group (nation) based on common cultural characteristics like language, traditions, and ethnicity
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Prior to the 1800s what were nations and groups based on?

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A local village, clan, or feudal loyalty

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What two major European states formed as new nation-states by 1871?

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Germany and Italy

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Where did nationalism begin before it quickly spread to the rest of the world?

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Europe

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What were the 4 major causes of the abolition of slavery?

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  • Moral opposition by Protestants ( and eventually Catholics)
  • Industrial & capitalist societies made it undesirable and unnecessary
  • Haitian Revolution (1804)
  • British led the way
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What were the 6 effects of the abolition of slavery?

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  • 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
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What are some examples of resistance to the abolition of slavery?

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  • US Civil War
  • Brazil & Cuba last American States to abolish slavery
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Name 2 ways the social and economic status of freed slaves generally did not improve & one exception.

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  • Little/no land redistribution
  • Few political rights ( ex. Jim Crow laws in US)
  • Haiti exception
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What led to the eventual end of slavery in the Islamic world in the 20th century?

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  • Some internal opposition by Muslims
  • Ended by international pressure
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Which was the main product of the Enlightenment that impacted phase 1 of feminism?

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  • Mary Wollstonecraft & the “Vindication of the Rights of the Women”
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What did European and American women get involved in during the first stage of feminism?

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Revolutions and Political Organizations
These include charities, missionary work, temperance movements, and abolition

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What was the dominant feminist issue in the US and Western Europe in Phase 1 of feminism?

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Women’s Suffrage (Only for white women)

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What are the 7 other main Feminist Issues in Phase 1 other than women’s suffrage?

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  • Equal education rights
  • Property Ownership
  • Right to divorce
  • Birth control access
  • Challenging stereotypical “male” & “female” professions
  • Challenging traditional ideas of “motherhood”
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What was a political or social effect of the creation of nation-states in the 1700-1800s?

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Widens the division between rival states

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What forced labor system replaced chattel slavery in the 19th century?

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Indentured Servitude

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Where did most indentured servants in the 19th century travel from?

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India and China

17
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What work did Indentured Servants do in the 19th century?

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  • They worked on cash-crop plantations in the Americas
  • Worked building infrastructure in the US & European colonies