Modernity and Revolutions Flashcard

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Which primary source is associated with the French Revolution? Options: The Discourse on the Love of Country, Declaration of the Rights of Man, The Duties of Man, The Wealth of Nations

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Declaration of the Rights of Man

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Which unit 1 primary source is associated most with race-based nationalism? Options: Richard Price, "The Discourse on the Love of Country", Giuseppe Mazzini reading, Ernst Moritz Arndt, "The German Fatherland", Hung Jen-Kan source on the Taiping Rebellion

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Richard Price, "The Discourse on the Love of Country"

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Which primary source critiques capitalism and was published in 1848?

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Communist Manifesto

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Who published findings on genetics in 1863 that later influenced scientific racism and the eugenics movement?

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Mendel

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Which primary source from unit 2 most encouraged race-based nationalism? Options: Mao's Road to Power, Karl Pearson's "Social Darwinisim: Imperialism justified by Nature", Plan of Ayala, Joseph Conrad's Heart of Darkness

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Karl Pearson's "Social Darwinisim: Imperialism justified by Nature"

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According to Unit 2, which of the five main course themes "won" the first world war?

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nationalism

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Which author from unit 2 emphasized "freedom" in his writings the most?

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Franklin Delano Roosevelt, "The Four Freedoms"

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Which primary source in unit 3 most encouraged race-based nationalism? Options: Kwame Nkrumah's "Africa Must Unite", Universal Declaration of Human Rights, Nelson Mandela's "Statement from the Dock", Fidel Castro's appeal of Marxism in the "third world" (Cuba)

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Kwame Nkrumah's "Africa Must Unite"