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UNIT 2: THE BOURGEOIS REVOLUTIONS - Coggle Diagram
UNIT 2: THE BOURGEOIS REVOLUTIONS
The Independence of US
The Thirteen colonies
Causes of the Independence
Political
no taxation without representation
Ideologic
Enlightenment ideas
separation of powers
popular sovereignty
sons of liberty
Economic
George III
Stamp act
Tea act
Boston tea party
American War of Independence
1775-1783
George Washington
Battles
Battle of Saratoga
Battle of Yorktown
Battle of Lexington
Declaration of Independence
4th of July 1776
Constitution of the US
17th September 1787
federal republic
Legislative power
Senate
House of Representatives
Executive power
President
George Washington
Judicial power
Supreme Court
Consequences of the Independence
French Revolution
Causes of the French Revolution
The influence of the Enlightnment
The bourgeoisie
Political crisis
Estates General
Nobility
Clergy
Middle class and peasantry
Economic crisis
Bankrupt
Increase taxes
Social crisis
Middle class and peasantly
Bourgeoisie
abolish absolute monarchy
Nobility and clergy
refused to pay taxes
Petite bourgeoisie
a lot of taxes
Stages of the French Revolution
National assembly
new voting system
true representative of the nation
demanded a constitution
Constituent assembly
constitution
legal reforms
Declaration of rights of man and the citizen
.
constitutional monarchy
popular sovereignty
separation of powers
limited the male suffrage
Legislative assembly
Girondins
moderate
Jabobins
radical
Convention
Robespierre
Terror
Louis XVI executed
Director
1795
Conservative goverment
1799
Napoleon Bonaparte
Coup d´ etat
First consul of life
Consulate
Domestic policy
Civil code
New legal concepts
International policy
Enlightnment policies
Revolutionary policies
Consequences: French Revolution and Napoleonic Empire
In politics
New form of goverment
Constitution
Republic
Monarchies
In the economic
Pay taxes
Private property
Social changes
Estates system creased to exist