Reviewing the Revolutions

How did John Locke describe natural rights?

• Natural rights are rights given to people by God not the government

• Natural rights are granted by the government.
• Natural rights are only applicable to citizens.
• Natural rights are temporary privileges granted by society.

What are examples of natural rights according to John Locke?

• Health, education, and friendship
• Life, liberty, and property
• Happiness, wealth, and fame
• Power, influence, and status

Where did we start to see Enlightenment ideas lead to action?

• The Russian Revolution
• The French Revolution
• The American Revolution
• The Industrial Revolution

Write one example of an Enlightenment idea that made it into the Declaration of Independence?

War spending was a big reason France was in debt. What category would "war spending" fall under?

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• Mass frustration

• Shared motivation

• State crisis

• Dissident Elites

What was the Declaration of the Rights of Man supposed to do for the people of France?

• It was meant to establish a monarchy in France.
• It was designed to promote economic inequality.
• It aimed to restrict the rights of the citizens.
• It was supposed to protect basic human rights and create a limited monarchy.

What inspired the slave population in Haiti to revolt?

• The French Revolution

• The American Revolution

• The Reign of Terror in France

• The Boston Massacre

Why was the Haitian victory in their revolution such a big achievement?

• It marked the end of colonialism in Europe.
• It was the first revolution led by women.
• It resulted in the establishment of a monarchy in Haiti.
• it was the first successful slave revolt and the first independent black nation in the west

Why is Simon Bolivar so important in Latin American history?

• advocating for constitutional governments in Latin America

• He was a famous painter in the 19th century.
• He was the first president of the United States.
• He discovered the Americas in 1492.

How does the video describe nationalism?

• Nationalism promotes global unity and cooperation.
• Nationalism is solely about economic growth.
• A force that binds people with the same ethnicities and languages together

• Nationalism disregards cultural identity.