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Annotated-Unit 5 Atlantic Revolutions Graphic Organizer Assignment 5

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Unit 5 - Topic 5: Atlantic Revolutions Comparison (AMSCO pgs-293)

American Revolution

1765-

French Revolution

1789-

Haitian Revolution

1791-

What factors caused this revolution? Be specific.

Taxation from the British caused mass outrage, and when revolts began in Boston, the Boston Massacre occurred. This caused American Colonists to start revolts and delegates were making decisions that Parliament would make.

King Louis XVI and Queen Marie Antoinette’s lavish spending and the inability to rule or manage the government required the Estates General to be summoned for the first time in over 100 years. The voting system made the Third Estate feel overruled by the other 2 estates, meaning that the peasants and average civilians were not going to see change. The Tennis Court Oath then made the Third Estate join until the King listened to their demands.

There were 500,000 slaves, and only 40,000 whites. There were also 30, people of color that were free. The French Revolution challenged Slave Labor, which was triggered by rumors that Louis XVI declared an end to slavery. This caused 1,000 plantations to burn.

What were the desires/goals of Revolutionaries?

The goal was to become independent from Great Britain. The Colonists had enough of taxation and persecution by the Britain colonies.

The goal was to have Louis XVI to abdicate as King of France, allowing a republic rather than a monarchy.

Their goal was to revolt to no longer be used for forced labor and have freedoms that the 570,000 people also had.

Dates and Brief Summary of Major Events of Revolution

1773 – Boston Tea Party 1775 – The Shot Heard Around the World 1776 – Declaration of Independence and America being born/created 1781 – The Battle of Yorktown 1783 – The war officially ends due to the French’s alliance with the Colonists.

Spring, 1789 – Estates-General is called for the first time in over a hundred years. July 14, 1789 – A crowd storms the Bastille, peasants revolted against nobles. 1789-1791 – The National Assembly is born, the Declaration of the Rights of Man was adopted, Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette were arrested, the Jacobins rose to the National Assembly. 1792 – First French Republic is established by the Jacobins, and the Reign of Terror began. 1804 – Napoleon Bonaparte became

The Haitian Revolution lasted from 1791-1804.

Emperor.

Important Documents of the Revolution

Common Sense by Thomas Paine Declaration of Independence by Thomas Jefferson.

L’Ami du Peuple by Jean-Paul Marat Declaration of the Rights of Man.

The Oge Insurrection

Outcomes of the Revolution, both long-term and short-term.

America is born. Britain is defeated and the creation of the President position and Congress goes underway.

Maximillian Robespierre is executed, and the emperor (Napoleon) goes to war with Britain, Russia, Austria, and Prussia, causing the Wars of the First, Second, Third, and Fourth Coalitions (also known as the Napoleonic Wars).

It was the first and last ever successful slave revolt, truly one of it’s kind.

Latin American Revolutions

Late 18th-Early 19th centuries What factors caused this revolution? Be specific.

Creole Elites had a growing disdain for Spanish rule.

What were the desires/goals of Revolutionaries?

To have less Authoritative and racist rule from Portugal and Spain.

Dates and Brief Summary of Major Events of Revolution

The Revolution lasted 20 years from 1805-1825.

Important Documents of the Revolution The political database of Americans.

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Annotated-Unit 5 Atlantic Revolutions Graphic Organizer Assignment 5

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Unit 5 - Topic 5.2: Atlantic Revolutions Comparison (AMSCO pgs.285-293)
American Revolution
1765-1783
French Revolution
1789-1799
Haitian Revolution
1791-1804
What factors
caused this
revolution? Be
specific.
Taxation from the British caused
mass outrage, and when revolts
began in Boston, the Boston
Massacre occurred. This caused
American Colonists to start revolts
and delegates were making
decisions that Parliament would
make.
King Louis XVI and Queen Marie
Antoinette’s lavish spending and the
inability to rule or manage the government
required the Estates General to be
summoned for the first time in over 100
years. The voting system made the Third
Estate feel overruled by the other 2
estates, meaning that the peasants and
average civilians were not going to see
change. The Tennis Court Oath then made
the Third Estate join until the King listened
to their demands.
There were 500,000 slaves, and only
40,000 whites. There were also 30,000
people of color that were free. The
French Revolution challenged Slave
Labor, which was triggered by rumors
that Louis XVI declared an end to
slavery. This caused 1,000 plantations
to burn.
What were the
desires/goals of
Revolutionaries?
The goal was to become
independent from Great Britain.
The Colonists had enough of
taxation and persecution by the
Britain colonies.
The goal was to have Louis XVI to
abdicate as King of France, allowing a
republic rather than a monarchy.
Their goal was to revolt to no longer be
used for forced labor and have freedoms
that the 570,000 people also had.
Dates and Brief
Summary of
Major Events of
Revolution
1773 – Boston Tea Party
1775 – The Shot Heard Around
the World
1776 – Declaration of
Independence and America being
born/created
1781 – The Battle of Yorktown
1783 – The war officially ends due
to the French’s alliance with the
Colonists.
Spring, 1789 – Estates-General is called
for the first time in over a hundred years.
July 14, 1789 – A crowd storms the
Bastille, peasants revolted against nobles.
1789-1791 – The National Assembly is
born, the Declaration of the Rights of Man
was adopted, Louis XVI and Marie
Antoinette were arrested, the Jacobins
rose to the National Assembly.
1792 – First French Republic is established
by the Jacobins, and the Reign of Terror
began.
1804 – Napoleon Bonaparte became
The Haitian Revolution lasted from
1791-1804.

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