Exam 1 Times Flashcards by Rachel Sanders | Brainscape

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absolutism

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16th C- French Revolution

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constitutionalism

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England mid-17th C

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Versailles

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built 1660s Louis XIV France

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intendants

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1660s Fr to secure Louis XIV’s power

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The War of the Fronde

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1648-1653 Fr

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The English Civil War

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1642-1649

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Thomas Hobbes

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Eng mid 17th C (wrote Leviathan 1651)

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“The Glorious Revolution”

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Eng 1688

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Second Treatise on Govt

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1690 Locke

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“English Declaration of Rights”

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1689

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Jaques-Benigne Bossuet

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late 17th/early 18th C

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putting-out system

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18th C (GB, Fr, Germ)

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enclosures

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mid 1700s Eng

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guilds

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17th C Eng

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moral economy

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18th C Europe

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Agricultural Revolution

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18th C Holland, Eng, later Fr

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John Wesley

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18th C England

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triangle trade

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18th C

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bourgeoisie

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Eur 17th-18th C

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salons/coffee houses

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Eur 1720-1780 Enlightenment

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philosophes

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Eur Enlightenment 1720-1780

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Immanuel Kant

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1724-1804 German

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Marquis de Condorcet

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18th C Fr Enlightenment

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Voltaire

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18th C Fr Enl

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Deism

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18th C Enl

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Thomas Paine

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1737-1809 Eng Enl

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“Essay Concerning Human Understanding”

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1690 Locke

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Cesare Beccaria

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18th C Italian

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Mary Wollstonecraft

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late 18th C British

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“the general will”

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18th C Enl Rousseau Fr

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“Enlightened Absolutism/Despotism”

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18th C Enl Voltaire Fr

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Emmanuel Sieyes

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18th C pre-Fr rev

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Estates-General

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1789 meeting Fr

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The Bastille

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attacked July 14, 1789 Paris

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The Great Fear

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Fr 1789

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Declaration of Rights of Man and Citizen

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1789 Fr

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Society of the Friends of Blacks

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1790 Fr

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Petition of the Jews

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1790 Fr

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sans-culottes

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Fr Rev group late 18th C

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Jacobins

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1792 Fr

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Maximilian Robespierre

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leader of Jacobins 1792-1794 Fr

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Reign of Terror

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1793-1794 Fr

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De-Christianization

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1794 Fr

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Levy in Mass

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1792-1794 Fr

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The Republic of Virtue

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1793-1794 FR

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Thermidorean Reaction

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1794 Fr

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The Code Napoleon

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1804 Fr

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The Continental System

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1807 Eur