Chapter Summary: Political and Industrial Revolutions

Lesson 1 The American Revolution: The Puritans travelled to North America to escape (a)   ?

Lesson 1 The American Revolution: Settlers from ________ and ________ established colonies and developed relationships with Native Americans.

(a)  

Lesson 1 The American Revolution: As the colonies grew, they began to look toward (a)  

Lesson 1 The American Revolution: Great Britain relied on income from the American colonies, which eventually made the colonists angry. Britain imposed laws to control and tax (a)   ?

Lesson 1 The American Revolution: Tensions between the colonists and Britain led to the War for Independence, which the American army won with (a)   's help.

Lesson 1 The American Revolution: Americans established a federal government and a constitution that protected the rights of its citizens. The documents were based on the ideas of Thomas Paine, in the pamphlet (a)   , as well as on the Magna Carta and the English Bill of Rights.

Lesson 2 The French Revolution and Napoleon: Differences in French social classes and the tax burden on the poorest created widespread (a)   .

Lesson 2 The French Revolution and Napoleon: Inspired by successful revolution in America, angry peasants protested their conditions. They attacked a royal fortress and prison called the (a)   ?

Lesson 2 The French Revolution and Napoleon: Rebellion spread and the government quickly passed new laws that declared rights for French citizens. They ended the (a)   and set up a republic.

Lesson 2 The French Revolution and Napoleon: The new government tried King Louis XVI, convicted him, and beheaded him on the (a)   .