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Final Review Packet – DUE DAY OF YOUR FINAL

Final Review Packet – DUE DAY OF YOUR FINAL. Final is 70 MC and 3 SAQs PACKET: Contrary to what this looks like…I don’t enjoy torturing you. While this packet is a lot, it will be your Fall Semester review best friend for both the final and the AP Test in the spring.

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Final Review Packet – DUE DAY OF YOUR FINAL

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  1. Final Review Packet – DUE DAY OF YOUR FINAL Final is 70 MC and 3 SAQs PACKET: Contrary to what this looks like…I don’t enjoy torturing you. While this packet is a lot, it will be your Fall Semester review best friend for both the final and the AP Test in the spring. YOU MAY OMIT 2 PAGES OF YOUR CHOICE

  2. Last Fall HW reading assignment 685-691 JUST SECTIONS ON CONSERVATISM AND LIBERARLISM Fill in last page of Review Packet

  3. 19th Century Europe The Era of “Isms” Binder Paper. No Assignment # necessary. This will be on the final

  4. What is the purpose of these last two days of content? We have just experienced two momentous events in European History: the French and Industrial Revolutions. They create a completely new era in society. These last two days we will study new ideas brought about by these events (IMPACTS) that will lead us to new events in January (CAUSES)

  5. ISMS – another word for “a set of ideas” WHY NOW? Isms are born of the French Revolution -people realize that their beliefs can result in change …and the Industrial Revolution: opinions over forms of government break down along class lines

  6. WHY SO MANY REVOLUTIONS? • French Revolution set precedent • For many regions, being conquered by Napoleon reminded them they don’t like to be conquered (nationalism) and Napoleon’s relatively liberal policies will awaken a desire for individual rights (liberalism) • Congress of Vienna (as we will learn) will redraw and recreate boundaries and some territories will not be satisfied.

  7. The Isms • Conservatism • Liberalism • Socialism • Nationalism • Marxism • Romanticism

  8. The Congress of Vienna(September 1, 1814 – June 9, 1815)

  9. Key Players at Vienna Foreign Minister, Viscount Castlereagh (Br.) Tsar Alexander I (Rus.) The “Host”Prince Klemens von Metternich (Aus.) King Frederick William III (Prus.) Foreign Minister, Charles Maurice de Tallyrand (Fr.)

  10. Conservatism

  11. CONSERVATISM’S SPOKESPERSON • Prince Klemens von Metternich (1773-1859) • Architect of Congress of Vienna • Austria’s Foreign Minister (1809 - 1848)

  12. Metternich’s “Principle of Intervention” “States which have undergone a change of Government due to revolution, the results of which threaten other states, will cease to be members of the European Alliance, and remain excluded from it until their situation guarantees legal order and stability.”

  13. Liberalism In between the extremes…. Representative government! Individual Rights are most important Freedoms – speech, the press Economic – laissez faire – your individual right to make money ….Adam Smith

  14. Liberalism In between the extremes…. Representative government! Freedoms – speech, the press Economic – laissez faire – your individual right to make money ….Adam Smith

  15. Socialism

  16. Marxism: Marx and Engels Communist Manifesto

  17. Name that –ism!Namethat –ism! Where would you put the following? Some may fit in more than one category

  18. Nationalism

  19. Quick Draw! Select a big idea/major concept we just learned about. Reflect on the meaning of the concept and DRAW a visual that represents it (3 min only)

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