Political Revolutions and Their Characteristics

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Empire building by revolutionary governments was NOT a characteristic during the political revolutions of the 18th and 19th century.

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true

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The primary characteristic of a republic is the presence of a

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   government elected by representatives

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Political revolutions during the 18th and 19th century were supported by

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   the common people

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During the Age of Political Revolutions, which occurred

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Rise of nationalism, Revolutionary change

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The American and French revolutions both supported an increase in citizen participation in the government.

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True

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An idea that came from the Enligtenment that influenced the American government was

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   Religion and the government are separate institutions

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"No taxation without representation" was important to the American revolution because it showed that the colonists did not want to support the British government.

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True

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________ helped create/fund the 13 colonies.

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Joint Stock Companies

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A result of the Declaration of Independence and the ideas it expressed were

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A growth in independence movements

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The phrase "endowed by their creator with certain unalienable rights...life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness." from the Declaration of Independence shows whose influence from the Enlightenment

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John Locke