HIS109Y1 Study Guide - Final Guide: Mary Wollstonecraft, Corn Laws, Alexis De Tocqueville
Reading(Guide(for(February(3(Tutorials(
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Mary(Wollstonecraft,(A"Vindication"of"the"Rights"of"Woman(
Benjamin(Constant,(The"Principles"of"Politics(
Alexis(de(Tocqueville,(Democracy"in"America(
Satire"of"Liberal"Reforms([image](
W.J.(Fox,(Speech"on"Corn"Laws(
John(Stuart(Mill,(On"Liberty(
Johann(Gottfriend(Herder,(Reflections"on"the"Philosophy"of"the"History"of"Mankind(
Johann(Gottlieb(Fichte,(Addresses"to"the"German"Nation(
Adam(Mickiewicz,(The"Books"of"the"Polish"Nation(
Eugene(Delacroix,(Greece"Expiring"on"the"Ruins"of"Missolonghi([image](
Giuseppe(Mazzini,(Duties"of"Man(
Otto(von(Bismarck,(The"Memoirs(
Battle"of"Nations"Monument"in"Leipzig([image](
Ernest(Renan,(What"is"a"Nation?(
Eduoard(Drumont,(Jewish"France(
Theodor(Herzl,(The"Jewish"State(
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How(does(the(Mary(Wollstonecraft(piece(compare(with(the(readings(on(household(
management(last(week(and(the(Olympe(de(Gouges(reading(last(semester?((
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Compare(Constant's(ideas(on(popular(sovereignty(with(de(Tocqueville's(ideas(on(
democratic(politics.(How(might(John(Stuart(Mill(have(responded(to(their(work?((
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Describe(how(the(image(Satire"of"Liberal"Reforms(reflects(some(of(the(glaring(
contradictions(of(English(liberalism.((
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Why(is(the(policy(of(fair(trade(ideal(to(Fox?(How(does(this(relate(to(the(Smith(
reading(of(last(week?((
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Define(nationalism(and(account(for(its(emergence(in(the(late(eighteenth(century.((
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How(do(Herder(and(Fichte(describe(a(nation?(How(are(these(ideas(related(to(the(
enlightenment?((
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Compare(and(contrast(Mazzini's(and(Bismark's(ideas(on(nationalism.(Who(is(more(
conservative?(How(would(Renan(weigh(in?((
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Why(did(Jews(become(scapegoats(for(cultural(anxiety(in(this(period?(Why(might(
Drumont's(writing(have(appealed(to(nineteenth(century(Europeans?(What(does(
Herzl(see(as(the(cause(of(ideas(like(Drumont's?(What(were(its(effects?((
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Document Summary
Mary wollstonecraft, a vindication of the rights of woman. Johann gottfriend herder, reflections on the philosophy of the history of mankind. Johann gottlieb fichte, addresses to the german nation. Adam mickiewicz, the books of the polish nation. Eugene delacroix, greece expiring on the ruins of missolonghi [image] Compare constant"s ideas on popular sovereignty with de tocqueville"s ideas on democratic politics. Describe how the image satire of liberal reforms reflects some of the glaring contradictions of english liberalism. Define nationalism and account for its emergence in the late eighteenth century. Compare and contrast mazzini"s and bismark"s ideas on nationalism.
