The Long 19th Century
1789 - 1914
1789 French Revolution
1914 WWI
The Atlantic Revolutions
- American Revolution 1776
- French Revolution
- Haitian Revolution
- Latin American Revolution
United by a foundation in Enlightenment ideas
Waged against absolute monarchies and the status quo.
monarcheys
American Revolution 1776 – 1783 or 1991
Revolutionary
- Made a significant change
No practical difference
Surrounded by Enemies
Push them to stay close to the UK
French & Indian War
Massive War between the French & English
The British get everything
Cost a lot of economy
Americans don’t pay the tax
Boston Tea Party
Protesting
Boston Massacre
Declaration of Independence
1st successful revolution of the European colony against the Europeans, set up a model
French Revolution 1789 – 1815
Truly, Extremely Revolutionary
France in 1788
Louis the 16th (XVI) made things worse
Lost the French Indian War, lost everything
Helped the American Revolution
Unjust, nobles don’t have taxes; they do not serve citizens
No outlit
Clergy < 1% of the population
Clergy & Nobles voted together and won every vote
Appresing
The 3rd state argued
Declaration of the Rights of Man - 1789
Storming of the Bastille - 1789
A prison, Symbol of Monarchy
Breaking into groups
Royalist
Girondins
Jacobins
Thermidoreans
Gearteend
Louis XVI was executed in January. 1793
The rise of Napoleon
Sole leader of France
Stabilized life
Russian Winter Campaign - 1812
War of the 6th Coalition
First Abdication
Congress of Vienna
They get their old kings again
Latin American Revolution
1800 – 1830
Europe was in Chaos
It gives the opportunity for Latin America
Creoles, Peninsclous
Constitution, gain people regardless of race
Simon Bolivar
Able to establish
Not united within the Latin American States
Problems in Latin America
The United race broke suddenly
They cannot build a stable democracy
The US became the dominant power in the Americas by the late 19th century