Ch. 22 Hist
The American War of independence
Concord
British destroy arms
Surprised
4 Officials killed
Constitution
Revolution and war
Protest of high taxes
Smuggling
Boston tea
Not british, American
British representant
Militias
Commander George Washington
Declaration of independence
Thomas Jefferson
Power has to be allowed by people
Parties
American
Slave-owners
Thomas Jefferson
George Washington
Great leader
France
Rural
British
African Americans
Benjamin Franklin
Mohawk
End
Yorktown
Treaty of Paris
Independence of USA
Creating a Nation
A new order of the ages
Shays Rebellion
More centralized Fed constitution
Constitutional convention
Constitution
Fed Power
Taxes
Banking
Judicial Oversight
Diplomacy
Warfare
Checks and Balances
Montesquieu
3 Branches
Houses
Senate
2 Senators each
House of Representatives
Seats by population
Bill of Rights
Protect minorities
Basic rights
Democracy
Owners vote
Not direct
No women, slaves or blacks
All men are created equal
doesnt overcome economic interest
First president
George Washington
The Haitian Revolution
Saint Domingue
Slavery
Profitable
Planters vs Gens de couleur
Boukman
Killed
Ouverture
Great strategist
Napoleon
Try to recover Haiti
Soldiers get yellow fieber
The French Revolution
Poor economic situation
Call Estates General
Control by counting vote by estates
National Assembly
Constitutional monarchy
Troops in Versalles
Bastille
Liberate prisioners
Get arms
Kill Paris Mayor
National Assembly
Equality
Women?
Legislative Assembly
Harsh winter
Bread price went up
The march of the women
King and Queen back to Paris
Louis tries to escape
Help of other countries
Captured
Hate monarchy
Jacobins
Legislative Assembly
Declaration of a republic
Institution of universal manhood sufrage
Disolved National Assembly
National Convention
Constitution
Kill Louis XVI
Robespierre
Ideals of Rousseau
Liberty, Equality and Fraternity
Dictatorship
Reign of Terror
Guillotine
Killed
Guillotine
Napoleon
New Constitution
The Directory
Government
Coup d'etat
New government
Englighted Dictatorship
Emperor
Success
Glory
Church
Bank
Rights
Opposition
Won numerous territories
Lost
Russia
Anti-france
Abdicate
Comes back
Losses in Waterloo
Conquest of Spain
Help to Colonies
The Latin American Wars of Independence
Simon Bolivar
Coalition between Criollos and other races
There was no clear entity
War
Ayacucho
Peninsulares put limits to Criollos
control
Church
State