1. Find your class period and click on "+" to create a post.

2. Under "Subject" type you and your partner's name.

3. Read Unit 2 Introduction each on your own.

4. Discuss and write 5 things of interest, facts, etc. in your own words.

5. Include one image that summarizes/symbolizes the main idea of the reading.

2.Liberal comes from the word liberty. it suggest people should have the freedom to govern themselves

3. Many people were still economically oppressed. These included slaves in the Americas and peasants in Europe.

4. The word revolution can mean rebellion and war but, it can also mean change

5. They changed the way communities were governed and how people participated in government

6. After 1750 things began to change. The new ideas are generally called liberal political ideas

7. The bright glow of the Enlightenment did not fully address the darkness of oppression and Many more people still lacked basic political rights.

2- In 1750, most people in the world had no say in how they were ruled.

3- Enlightenment ideas spread through trade, travel and book before 1750.

4- Different groups, like peasants and merchants, wanted change for different reasons.

5- The American, French, Haitian, and Latin American revolutions were connected by shared ideas.

6- Nationalism helped create new countries like Italy and Germany.

7- Even trough the revolution brought change, many people still had no right, especially women and enslaved people

2. Before this time kings and nobles ruled without involving most people.

3. After 1750 more people wanted a say in government because of new ideas about liberty.

4. The Enlightenment inspired people to demand rights and freedom.

5. Major revolutions happened in America, France, Haiti, and Latin America.

6. Nationalism made people want their own countries and self rule.

7. Nationalism helped create new nations like Italy and Germany and caused many revolts.

• the government was a group of people

• the wealthy people rule

• in 1750 the liberal ideas where introduce

• change during the 19th century

• nationalism is the believe that people should rule a govern stated

• affected the unwealthy

• benefit wealthy

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2. spread about freedom, rights, and self-rule liberism

3. hese ideas inspired n America, France, Haiti, and Latin America.

4. Revolutions gave some people more rights, but women and enslaved people were mostly left out.

5grew — the belief that people with the same culture/history should rule their own nation.

6. Nationalism helped create new countries like Italy and g and caused revolts in empires.

7. Liberalim and nationalim from this era still shape the world today.

2.they changed the ways how people participate in the government

3. The government was not a big group of people

4. It changed in the 19th century

5. The new changed affected the unwealthy but atleast it benif

6. Many people were still econoically oppressed

7. the word liberal came from liberty

2.The Enlightenment spread new ideas about liberty, rights, science, and reason, encouraging people to imagine greater

r freedom and equity in government.

3.Various groups used the ideas of the Enlightenment for their own purposes: slaves and peasants yearned for liberation, wealthy elites desired more power, and merchants and businessmen saw opportunities for profit.

4.Four major revolutions defined these eras—the Haitian, French, American, and Latin American—connected by shared ideas and mutually influencing their outcomes.

5.Not everyone gained rights after the revolutions. Even with the new freedoms, many groups, especially women and enslaved people, remained excluded from political participation.

6.Nationalism became a powerful force as people began to believe that every community or nation should have the right to govern itself

7.Nation building expanded beyond the Americas; nationalism led to the unification of Italy and Germany.

2. spread about freedom and rights

3. here's ideas inspired in America, France, Haiti, and Latin America.

4. Revolutions gave some people more rights, but women and enslaved people were mostly left out.

5. grew, the belief that people with the same culture/history should rule their own nation.

6. Nationalism helped create new countries like Italy and caused revolts in empires.

7. Liberalism and nationalism from this era still shape the world today.

2. Nationalism is the idea that a people should rule, and govern, a state of their own.

3. Some small states were governed by councils, of sorts, in which quite a few people participated.

4. The development of nationalism and its spread around the world

5. Most people had no real political rights or role at all.

6. spread about freedom and rights

7. the government was a group of people

8. changed during the 19th century

   
   

2.They made decisions and wrote laws that suited them.

3.Kings, emperors, and the church would rule the land, and normal people woudnt have a say.

4. Most people didn't have and political rights, or any rights at all.

5. Nationalism is the idea that a people should rule, and govern, a state of their own.

6. in 1750 most people didnt have a say in countrys

5. economics and politics came together to help these group of people get a share

2.they had to make choices on the laws for the people.

3.All the changes were very slow.

4. the goverment were a group of people.

5. many had littlr choices to rule.

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1. development of nationalism was spread through out the whole world.

2. They all made different decisions and they also wrote different laws that suited each person.

3. Mostly everybody had no political rights in any way.

4. All the wealthy people had a small chance of taking the power from the kings.

5. Economics ad politics came together to help different groups share governments.

2). Small groups of people were making decisions for large groups of people

3). In 1750 new ideas started circulating the world like merchants and religious travelers

4). Wealthy people took their chances and started trying to take power away from the nobles kings queens etc.

5). Nationalism is the idea that people should rule and govern a state of their own

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2.there werent many people involved in the government

3.people were born into roles in the government

4.people came became enlightened and realized they could control parts of their government

5.there were many revolutions that helped show people how things can be.

6.before many people were suppressed and not allowed to speak out

7.now people can support their own ideas and get involved with the government

8. they inspired each other

2. Most of the political leaders in the 19th century were not appointed that role, but they inherited it

3.Most people didn't' have any political rights and they were in small states ruled by few people.

4. A lot of people had different views of liberty because some thought it was freedom as a group and others thought it was freedom for themselves as individuals

5. Economic and intellectual changes stared wider political participation.

6. Poor and enslaved people were for the enlightenment because they had a lot to gain and hoped for a better life.

7. Revolutions happened due to economic changes and the political revolution era.

8.Nationalism that people should rule and govern themselves.

9. Liberal political ideas and nationalism would continue to have an impact well after the long nineteenth century.

10. They were among the most consequential types of changes in an era of many revolutions, helping to create the modern world we live in today.

2. 1750 was when the liberal changes as this was the time where the the govern changes started

3. A lot of people did not have political rights

4. The Nationalism is the idea that people should rule, and govern a state of their own

5. The long 19th century was a period of epic political changes.

6. it was mostly little groups that ruled and made all the decisions for

7. Some of the new thinking benefit some of the groups for example slaves, they were able to gain

2. The people who had power like kings, emperors had power over the people

3. there was many revolutions during 1750 like the American and the French revolution

4. goverment back then was just small groups of people making decisions for larger groups of people

5. the people didn't really have any political rights or roles

6. The people suggested that they should be able to govern themselves and as a group and as a individual

7. people fought for equality, but the rights took time to reach everywhere

8. there were economic changes that fueled political and social revolutions

9. American, French, Latin american and Haitian were born from economics, they all had consequences and how they influenced eachother

10. The emperors back then were given their role from brith because they inherited it from their parents

2 government was a small group of people

3 The nineteenth century contain revolution and politics

4 noble ,kings emperors never applied for a job

5 trading brought new ideas

6 the wealthy and kings had power

7 the word liberal came from liberty

1.The word revolution in this context means epic change, not just violent rebellion or war. Some changes, like nationalism, were gradual but deeply transformative.

2. Most Governments Before 1750 Were Not Democratic

Before the Long Nineteenth Century, kings, emperors, and nobles ruled by birthright, and the majority of people had no say in government decisions.

3. Liberalism Promoted Self-Government and Individual Rights

Liberal political ideas emerged from this era, emphasizing liberty, meaning freedom for people to govern themselves both as individuals and as communities.

4. The Enlightenment Helped Spark Political Revolutions

Enlightenment ideas about reason, individual rights, and freedom helped inspire revolutions, especially among the oppressed, wealthy, and business classes who each saw benefits in political change.

5. Four Major Political Revolutions Marked This Era

The Haitian, French, American, and Latin American revolutions were central political events, influenced by Enlightenment thinking and economic pressures.

6. Nationalism Was Born During This Period

Nationalism is the belief that a group of people (a nation) should govern their own independent state. This idea became a major force in global politics during and after this time.

The word “revolution” in this context means epic change, not just violent rebellion or war. Some changes, like nationalism, were gradual but deeply transformative.

2. Most Governments Before 1750 Were Not Democratic

Before the Long Nineteenth Century, kings, emperors, and nobles ruled by birthright, and the majority of people had no say in government decisions.

3. Liberalism Promoted Self-Government and Individual Rights

Liberal political ideas emerged from this era, emphasizing liberty, meaning freedom for people to govern themselves both as individuals and as communities.

4. The Enlightenment Helped Spark Political Revolutions

Enlightenment ideas about reason, individual rights, and freedom helped inspire revolutions, especially among the oppressed, wealthy, and business classes who each saw benefits in political change.

5. Four Major Political Revolutions Marked This Era

The Haitian, French, American, and Latin American revolutions were central political events, influenced by Enlightenment thinking and economic pressures.

6. Nationalism Was Born During This Period

Nationalism is the belief that a group of people (a nation) should govern their own independent state. This idea became a major force in global politics during and after this time. That's it!

• Nobles, kings, shahs, emperors, sultans, chieftains, and members of the elite never applied for the job – they inherited it from their parents.

• In 1750, the few ruled the many in almost all parts of the world, and the many had little choice in how they were ruled.

• In the years before 1750, Trade-hungry European merchants, religious travelers, and others had brought back ideas from around the world like new concepts about technology, government, religion, and individuality.

• Haitian, French, American, and Latin American revolutions were born from the economics and ideas of this era.

• Nationalism played an important role in the creation of a Haitian nation, a French nation, an American nation, and many new nations in Latin America. Each nation wanted their own state.

  
  

  . Small group used to make a the decisions for large group with out the other people saying any thing .

  
  

  . There was only one person in charge of making laws for all of the Mughal Empire.

  
  

  .It’s a sad fact that history is full of great ideas that didn’t go anywhere.

  
  

  . there were multiply country starting there own revolutions for freedom but they all had different outcomes

  
  

  . But nationalism didn’t end with these revolutions. It found expression in the creation of more nations throughout this era. It played a role in the birth of the nations of Italy and Germany, which had previously been dozens of smaller European states.

Before 1750 people ruled by the right of birth. For example, emperors, kings, and sultans inherited it the role from their parents.

2. Political change in the Long Nineteenth Century

Many people had no political rights or roles.

3. Political change in the Long Nineteenth Century

After 1750, most of the nations in the world allow their people to have a say in how they are governed.

4. Enlightenment

In the years before 1750 many new ideas have been circulating because of travelers and merchants.

5. Enlightenment

These new ideas and inventions were labeled as the Scientific Revolution and Enlightenment.

6. Enlightenment

Many wealthy people saw revolutions as a way to take power from the kings and nobles who ruled them.

7. Political revolution

Many revolutions happened during this era such as the American/French/Haitian Revolution.

8. Political revolution

All these revolutions resulted in many ideas and governments.

9. Nationalism

   Nationalism played an important role in the French/American Revolution.

10. Nationalism

    In China and India nationalism played an important role in revolts but they failed.

1, Nationalism is when people rule and govern a state or land of their own

2, during the years before 1750s ideas were going around for a wider political participation

3, new ideas from that period were called liberal ideas since they were suggesting people should have freedom to rule themselves this was the starting ideas of democracy

4, Many did not really have any political power in this era only those who ruled by birth had political power

5, there were some pieces of land governed by small groups or council's, but they were rare

6, the revolutions helped those in need at the time to have a chance for a better life

7, The main idea that came out of these ideas were sovereignty

8, Many rulers where Nobles, Kings, and shahs or anyone else that had birth right ow power

9, Haitian, French, American and Latin revolutions were made from the new ideas of this era

10, Liberal political ideas and nationalism continued to change the way the century worked

2. These changes affected political participation.

   
   

3. Often people were ruled by right of birth and got their jobs from their parents and most people didn't have rights at all.

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2. destaca que muchas de estasr evoluciones estubieron inspiradas por la ilustracion y las ideas de livertad, igualdad, y soverania popular.

3.analiza como la revolcuion francesa se convirtio modelo para otros movimientos en Europa America.

4. Muestra que los movimientos nacionalistas unieron a comunidades bajo una identidad comun,como en alemania e Italia.

5. Subraya que, aunque promovia livertad, muchas de estas revoluciones no incluyeron a todos los grupos sociales, dejando afuera a mujeres, campesinos y pueblos colonisados.