EUH 2001 Lecture Notes - Lecture 2: Sans-Culottes, Cultural Revolution, Royal Proclamation Of 1763
29 May 2017
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Appalachians: claimed it was land for the indians. But really, the further west the colonists went, the farther they were from english rule: classical liberalism. No emancipation of slaves (some in north, some by state) 3/5th compromise, everyone treated the same in court: equality before the law, shared wealth, public property amerindian lose territories secured by treaty of paris. Exempt from taxes, favored in government positions and courts: 3. Issues in france regulations: laissez-faire capitalism, enlightenment ideas, english, dutch, american revolutions. Pg 622-623 and the rights of which men? pg 626-627. World war and republican france 1791-1799: how did the french revolution take a radical turn entailing terror at home and war with european powers: responses to the french revolution, edmund burke, mary wollstonecraft. A vindication of the rights of woman, 1792. A vindication of the rights of man, 1790: austria and prussia opposed the arrest of french king (june 1791), declaration of pillnitz expressed intervention.
