Bingham
19/1/2018 13:50:23
I'm waiting for typed DBQs 1st period!
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faith davis
21/1/2018 10:33:11
mq1: in what ways did the ideas of the englightenment contribute to the atlantic revolutions?
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Seb Covington
21/1/2018 19:39:39
I would also add that it sparked endless controversy between rulers and ruled.
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Izze Chavez
23/1/2018 18:31:33
Here's what I got:
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Seb Covington
21/1/2018 20:04:00
MQ2: What was/was not revolutionary about the American Revolution?
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Megane Lin
22/1/2018 17:33:37
Hey Sebastian,
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Julissa Ramirez
22/1/2018 20:55:43
Generated a federal constitution and united 13 formerly separate colonies after an unlikely military victory
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Izze Chavez
23/1/2018 18:34:51
Here's what I got:
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Eleena Sherman
24/1/2018 17:41:17
Hey, I also added that the American revolution influenced and inspired revolutions elsewhere, such as the right to revolution in the Declaration of Indepndence
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Lia Stallmann
24/1/2018 21:08:07
hey, I'm not sure if you implied this when you mentioned Americans kept their political systems, but another way it wasn't revolutionary was that women and people of color were still excluded at the time, despite widening of political participation and growing democratic inclinations.
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Seb Covington
21/1/2018 21:12:59
MQ3: How did the French Revolution differ from the American Revolution?
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Izze Chavez
23/1/2018 18:42:44
Here's what I got:
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Chloe Shupe
22/1/2018 20:05:12
BPQ1: Do revolutions originate in oppression and injustice, in the weakening of political authorities, in new ideas, or in the activities of small groups of determined activists?
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Seb Covington
22/1/2018 21:33:14
MQ4: What was distinctive of the Haitian Revolution, both in world history generally and in the history of the Atlantic Revolutions?
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Chloe Shupe
23/1/2018 08:13:01
I would also add:
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Chloe Shupe
23/1/2018 08:21:35
And I would also add:
Izze Chavez
23/1/2018 18:47:25
Here's what I got:)
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Seb Covington
22/1/2018 22:20:50
MQ6: What accounts for the end of Atlantic slavery during the 19th century?
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Izze Chavez
23/1/2018 19:02:07
Here's what I got:)
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Seb Covington
22/1/2018 22:45:45
MQ7:How did the end of slavery affect the lives of the former slaves?
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Izze Chavez
23/1/2018 19:08:45
So this question is a little tricky, or it was for me at least. I see you answered a question but not particularly this one. This question is asking, "How did the end of the slave trade affect FORMER SLAVES?"
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Seb Covington
22/1/2018 22:52:41
MQ8: What accounts for the growth of nationalism as a powerful political and personal identity in the 19th century?
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Izze Chavez
23/1/2018 19:36:02
Here's what I got:)
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Chloe Shupe
23/1/2018 14:06:09
MQ5. How were the Spanish American revolutions shaped by the American, French, and Haitian Revolutions that happened earlier?
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Izze Chavez
23/1/2018 18:54:58
Here's what I got:)
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Olivia Miller
23/1/2018 20:41:42
I agree with everything you have Izze. I also added, though, that the nationalist leaders were influenced by the ideals of the Enlightenment AND the French Revolution.
Ella Bernstein
23/1/2018 19:09:17
I would like to say that "Russian slaves" are mentioned a couple times, but in reality they were serfs, and although serfdom was very similar to slavery in practice, they might not apply to some questions about slavery.
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Izze Chavez
23/1/2018 19:42:03
MQ9: What were the achievements and limitations of nineteenth century feminism?
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Josie Nunn
24/1/2018 18:44:51
For number 6, New Zealand was the first country to allow women to vote, Finland was the second.
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Eleena Sherman
24/1/2018 18:55:03
I'm not sure if this is too narrow of a detail to add, but I also have that some scholars viewed feminism as selfish because they argued that life outside of the home for a woman would cause reproductive damage and would result in depopulating the nation as a limitation of 19th century feminism
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hannah hervat
24/1/2018 21:59:49
BPQ #3: Did the Altantic revolutions fulfill or betray the goals of those who made them? Consider this question in both short and long term perspectives.
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