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Revolutions in AP Euro

Purpose of this Wiki:


 * Identify & Analyze causes and impacts of European revolutions.**
 * Identify & Analyze the epistemologies that define the various perspectives that played out in a revolution (s).**
 * Review critical moments and key people that were critical to a revolution.**
 * Compose 3 AP multiple choice questions (5 choice). E-mail your questions to me by Thursday (noon). I need time to put all this together for Friday's exam.**
 * You will work in partnerships to complete this task and please put your initials under your completed chart. I am doing the "price revolution".**

Assessment for this Wiki: an encompassing multiple choice (AP style) with the common denominator "revolution". When: Friday: 3/5: 2011 Open Wiki! However, at the end of the period...it is over. No extra time. You may not open search anything during the exam. You may only use the our "revolutionary" Wiki.

Topics:

1. Scienctific Revolution 2. Intellectual Revolution (Enlightenment) 3. Glorious Revolution 4. French Revolution (1789) 5. Industrial Revolution (starts mid 18th Century) Haley Miller, Ian Armstrong, Cooper Marsh 6. French Revolution (1830) 7. Revolutions of 1848 8. Agricultural Revolution 9. Price Revolution (MZ)

Our well of **epistemologies** "ways of knowing" or "how we come to know" (not a complete list!): Aristotelian / Scholastic, Humanism, Magic, Locke, Bacon, Descartes, Mercantilism, Hobbes, Bossuet, Voltaire, Erasmus, More, Montaigne, Richelieu, Machiavelli, Newton, Feminism, Montesquieu, Diderot, Spinoza, Rousseau, Beccaria, Utopian Socialism, Liberalism, Utilitarianism, Nationalism, Conservatism (Burke), Capitalism (Smith), Romanticism (Goethe), Malthus, Ricardo...