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"Nothing can stop the man with the right mental attitude from achieving his goal; nothing on earth can help the man with the wrong mental attitude." by Thomas Jefferson
Albert Einstein
Understanding of our fellow human beings...becomes fruitful only when it is sustained by sympathetic feelings in joy and sorrow.
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Napoleon Crossing the Alps
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What type of government was Napoleon II in charge of?
What internal issues did Metternich and the Austrian's have to deal with?
Credit Mobilier
Cavour
Kulturekampf
E. Bernstein
Disraeli (Reforms)
Bismarck
Women's Suffrage 19th century (Fawcett)
Social Darwinism
Italian and German Unfication
Berlin Conference
Congress of Berlin
Imperialism/China
Karl Marx on Imperialism
Sick Man of Europe
Kaiser Wilhelm II vs. Bismarck
Dreyfus Affair
King Leopold/H.M. Stanley
To what extent do we need to know about Napoleon II? For example, like the back of our hand, or anything less as a minimum?
Napoleon the second was in charge of an empire for a mere 15 days after his father, Napoleon Bonaparte abdicated his throne due to his defeat in Waterloos. Internal issues which Metternich and the Austrians had to deal with include the other political parties and the civilians which wanted liberalistic reforms happening in Austria.
BTW I WISH I COULD SEE DA BACK OF MAH HAND I'M TOO FAT TO TURN MY HEAD AROUND AND LOOK AT IT
Check that the first clue should actually read Napoleon III, sorry about that Bryan.
Another clue for you folks:
Irish Question
The Eastern Question
Franco-Prussian War
Garabaldi
Check that the first clue should actually read Napoleon III, sorry about that Bryan.
Another clue for you folks:
Irish Question
The Eastern Question
Franco-Prussian War
Garabaldi
1. The Credit Mobilier funded industrial and infrastructural growth as an economic reform of The Second Empire under Emperor Napoleon III of France.
2. Count Cavour was Sardinia-Piedmont's prime minister who led the struggle for Italian unification.
3. Kulturekampf ("culture struggle") was chancellor Bismarck's way of secularizing the German state by suppressing Catholic power.
4. Eduard Bernstein was a German political theorist who was a member of the SPD and the founder of evolutionary socialism and revisionism.
5. Disraeli's reforms: 1) His novel Sybil wanted working class social improvements 2) Reform Bill of 1867 was his "leap in the dark" for working class support 3) Got rid of "rotten boroughs" 4) Universal male suffrage 5) Trade unions + sanitation support
Napoleon III was in charge of the authoritarian Second French Empire.
Metternich dealt with liberalist and nationalist movements such as the university student groups (Burschenschaftens) by issuing the Carlsbad Decrees, which was enacted after a student assassinated a conservative figure.
Castiglione
Luther
Commercial revolution effects on society
Civic humanism
Encomienda system
Calvinist groups
30 years war start
Colombian exchange
Pope Paul III
Machiavelli
Wich hunts causes
Treaty of Westphalia
Classical liberalism supporters
Tycho Brahe
Enlightened despots
Frederick william I
Catherine de Medici
Spanish armada
Politiques
Francis I/cardinal Richilieu diplomatic similarities
1689-1815 what nation disrupted the balance power
Bullionism
Jean baptist Colbert
Edict of fountainbleu
Newton/principia
Montesquieu
Industrialization
Mercantilism
Thirty Years’ War (1618-1648) was the most important war of the 17th century. Its causes were Ferdinand II attempting German unification under Catholic rule, Growth of Calvinism, Failure of Peace of Augsburg. Four phases of the war were Bohemian, Danish, Swedish, and French phase. Treaty of Westphalia marked the end of the war. It left Germany physically devastated (as much as 1/3 of pop. in certain areas perished). End to wars of religion, Beginning of rise of France as dominant European power; also Britain & Netherlands.
Congress of Berlin- Ended the E. Question. It left Russia with little territory.
Berlin Conference- Carved up Africa.
The Sick Man of Europe was the Ottoman Empire during 1914.This was the first time the term has been used. This means that the Ottoman Empire was at the point of economic crisis. The Ottoman Empire, being a powerful nation, were at the top of its game, now ended up with only Syria, Mesopotamia, Palestine and parts of the Arabian Peninsula.
Wow we could set a record tonite in blog review responses...wake up your procrastinating classmates...
Castiglione - Wrote "The Courtier" as a handbook concerning proper Renaissance etiquette.
Luther - Authored the 95 Theses and spearheaded the Protestant movement. He condemned indulgences and found an adversary in Johann Tetzel, who sold them.
Commercial revolution effects on society - Caused inflation due to bullionism's impact; however, also increased consumerism, production, and overall standard of living.
Civic humanism - The idea of utilizing education to prepare individuals for civic duty.
Machiavelli - believed that the ends justifies the means and he is well known for his book the Prince.
Luther- confronted indulgences with his Ninety-Five Theses and taught that salvation is not earned by good deeds but received only as a free gift of God's grace through faith in Jesus.
Politiques- were rulers who governed without letting his or her personal religion/beliefs get in the way of doing what was best for his country.
Peace of Westphalia- ended the thirty years war.
The witchhunts were sparked by christian's superstitious beliefs, paranoia, and hard times during the 17th century.
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