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GUIDED READING Latin American Peoples Win Independence
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A. Recognizing Facts and Details As you read this section, fill out the chart belowto help you better understand why and how Latin Americans fought colonial rule.
Independence for Haiti
South American Wars of Independence
End of Spanish Rule in Mexico
B. Writing Expository Paragraphs On the back of this paper, explain the divisionswithin Latin American colonial society. In your writing, use the following terms:
peninsulares creoles mulattos
Strategy
2. What events led up to General Dessalines’s
declaration of independence for Haiti?
Reasons
1. Why did slaves in the French colony of Saint-
Domingue revolt?
Strategy
4. What tactics did José de San Martín and Simón
Bolívar use to defeat Spanish forces in South
America?
Reasons
3. How did events in Europe lead to revolution in
the Spanish colonies?
Strategy
6. What role did Indians, mestizos, and creoles
play in Mexico’s independence from Spain?
Reasons
5. What is the significance of the grito de Dolores?
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GUIDED READING Revolutions Disrupt Europe
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Section 2
A. Perceiving Cause and Effect As you read about uprisings in Europe, makenotes in the chart to explain the outcomes of each action listed.
B. Using Context Clues On the back of this paper, define the following terms:
conservatives liberals radicals nationalism nation-state
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1. French citizens’ armies win their
revolution for liberty and equality.
2. Greeks revolt against the Ottoman
Turks.
3. Nationalist groups in Budapest, Prague,
and Vienna demand independence and
self-government.
4. Charles X tries to set up an absolute
monarchy in France.
5. Paris mobs overthrow monarchy of
Louis-Philippe.
6. Louis-Napoleon Bonaparte is elected
president of France and later assumes
the title of Emperor Napoleon III.
7. In the Crimean War, Czar Nicholas I
threatens to take over part of the
Ottoman Empire.
8. Alexander II issues the Edict of
Emancipation.
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GUIDED READING Patterns of Change: NationalismSection 3
A. Drawing Conclusions As you read this section, take notes to answer questionsabout nationalism as a force for disunity and unity.
B. Recognizing Main Ideas On the back of this paper, explain how Otto von
Bismarck brought about the crowning of King William I of Prussia as kaiser ofthe Second Reich.
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How did nationalism lead to the breakup of these empires?
1. Austro-Hungarian 2. Russian 3. Ottoman
How did each of the following help unify Italy?
4. Giuseppe Mazzini 5. Camillo di Cavour 6. Giuseppe Garibaldi
How did each of the following lead to German unification?
7. policy of realpolitik 8. Seven Weeks’ War 9. Franco-Prussian War
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GUIDED READING Revolutions in the Arts
Section 4
A. Recognizing Facts and Details As you read this section, take notes to answerquestions about the artistic and intellectual movements of the 1800s.
Nationalism ushers in a romantic movement in arts and ideas.
Realism in art and literature replaces romantic idealism.
B. Writing Descriptive Paragraphs On the back of this paper, define impressionismand describe the impressionist painting by Claude Monet on page 622 of your textbook.
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1. How did the ideas of romanticism contrast with 2. How were the ideas of romanticism reflected in
Enlightenment ideas? literature?
3. How was romanticism reflected in art? 4. How did romanticism affect the music of the time?
5. What trends or events led to a shift from 6. How did photography exemplify the art of the
romanticism to realism? new industrial age?
7. What were some themes common to realist 8. What did realist novelists hope to accomplish
novels? with their exposés?
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Comparative biographies
George Washington George Washington was born on February 24, 1732 in Virginia to an aristocratic Virginia plantation family. He was a fair student as a child and eventually learned the trade of being a surveyor, but he longed for adventure as a young man and became a member of the Virginia Militia. Washington eventually rose to the rank of colonel in the militia and was greatly influenced by General Braddock of the British Regular Army. The campaigns that Washington fought in, under General Braddock, during the French and Indian War were to train him well for the future. After the end of this war, Washington retired to his Virginia estate at Mt. Vernon where he ran for, and was elected to, the Virginia House of Burgesses. When the American Revolution started in 1775, Washington was seen as the best choice to lead the American Army. Under his leadership the American colonial armies were able to defeat the British and in 1783, the thirteen American colonies gained their freedom. Washington again “retired” from public service, but after the ratification of the United States Constitution at the Constitutional Convention, which he led, he was elected the first President of the United States. Washington has been honored for his efforts by the naming of our United States capital city or him, a state and over 120 cities in his name, making him a truly honored man in the United States. (Mr. Doser’s note: there is even a George Washington street in Sofia, the capital city of Bulgaria.)
Simon Bolivar
Simon Bolivar was born in Caracas, Venezuela on July 24, 1783 to aristocratic parents who were wealthy plantation owners by profession. He was a good student as a child and teen but longed for more adventure. In his late teens, he joined the Aragua Militia, a local defense force, and rose to the rank of lieutenant. He then traveled to Spain for further education and was heavily influenced by the revolutionary/Republican ideas, especially those of Napoleon Bonaparte in France. He returned home to South America determined to win its freedom from Spain. Bolivar, under the leadership of a man named Miranda, fought in the first revolt against Spain in 1811. This revolt failed and Miranda was captured. Bolivar then went home, but under pressure from people in the independence movement and his own strong beliefs, he began to organize a second revolution. During this time, he was elected to the Venezuelan Congress as a representative and was a driving force behind the Venezuelan Constitution. In late 1812 and 1813, Bolivar began a series of attacks that would eventually free Venezuela and most of South America from Spanish domination. Because of his leadership, he was seen as a father figure by his soldiers, and was greatly loved by many South Americans. The country of Bolivia is named for him and he is often referred to as “the George Washington of South America.” He was elected the President of the new country of Bolivia and is known throughout South America as the “Liberator.”
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Comparative biographies
George Washington Simon Bolivar 1. Where born? And to whom?
2. Education
3. Early Military Careers
4. People who influenced them
5. Political careers
6. Periods of retirement and why did they leave retirement?
7. Attitude of others towards these men
8. Accomplishments
9. Honors
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What Do You Think
Directions: Answer in complete sentences in the space provided. If you need more space, use the back side of this sheet.
1. Was Simon Bolivar the “George Washington of South America”? Give your reasons as to why or why not. 2. Do you think that Simon Bolivar would have accomplished what he did without role models to follow? Give examples of the role models. 3. What do you think would have happened in the United States and South America if neither of these men had lived?
Primary Source Document
Bolivar Shares His Reasons for Revolution Excerpt from “The Letter from Jamaica” Simon Bolivar was a leader in the struggle for independence of Spain’s South American colonies. In 1815 he fled to Jamaica to avoid imprisonment. While there, he wrote a letter detailing the colonies’ grievances. Read this excerpt from the letter, then answer the questions.
Americans today, and perhaps to a greater extent than ever before, who live within the Spanish system occupy a position in society no better than that of serfs destined for labor, or at best they have no more status than that of mere consumers. Yet even this status is surrounded with galling1 restrictions, such as being forbidden to grow European crops… In short, do you wish to know what our future held?--simply the cultivation of the fields of indigo, grain, coffee, sugar cane, cacao, and cotton; cattle raising on the broad plains; hunting wild game in the jungles; digging in the earth to mine its gold--but even these limitations could never satisfy the greed of Spain.
…Is it not an outrage and a violation of human rights to expect a land so splendidly endowed, so vast, rich, and populous, to remain merely passive? 1. galling: extremely irritating
1. What did Bolivar think was wrong with the Spanish system of colonization? ____________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ 2. Why might the Spanish government have forbidden colonists to grow crops that could grown in Europe? ____________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ 3. What words and phrases in this excerpt reflect Bolivar’s emotions? What facts did he cite in support of his argument? ____________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________
Social System in Colonial Latin America
Peninsulares European born whites
Creoles Colonial born whites
Mestizos Mixed blood (Spanish - Native Am. Indian) Mulattoes Mixed blood (Spanish - African) Native American Indians Natives
Enslaved African
Ch 24 test review terms
Use your textbook and the review sheet from the film "Nationalism in the 19th century" to study for this test.
social classes in the Spanish colonies Simon Bolivar Jose de San Martin Miguel Hidalgo
conservatives/liberals/radicals nationalism nation state the Balkans – what countries make up the Balkans Louis Napoleon Alexander II
Cavour Garibaldi Mazzini Red Shirts Bismarck realpolitik kaiser
Romanticism realism impressionism
From the film:
What are the elements that make a group of people into a nation? Who were the 3 main people who helped create Italian unification? What was the German state that united Germany? What countries became independent at the Congress of Berlin? The control of Bosnia was taken over by whom?