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    the living proof of Johnson’s affirmation. From 1689 to 1799‚ Enlightened Despotism‚ also known as enlightenment from above‚ was enforced by these rulers with the main objective of obtaining more power by securing the economic and educational improvement of their subjects. In contrast with Joseph II‚ Maria Theresa and Peter the Great did not consider themselves enlightened rulers. Nevertheless‚ their reforms fit within the Enlightened Despotism

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    EESAY QUESTION: "Napoleon was a child of the Enlightenment". Assess the validity of this statement by using specific policies and attitudes of Napoleon. During the time period of the French Revolution‚ many governments came and went as a result of the unorganized and often times‚ radical political regimes that were recklessly installed by desperate people longing for equality and liberty. The French were inspired by the new liberal notions and ideas of political and economic rights for all proposed

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    In the 18th century‚ Europeans experienced the beginning of the age of knowledge‚ advancements in science and math‚ and the age of Enlightenment. The views on the advancements made in society were very optimistic. People began to rely more on science‚ than religion‚ to better explain the world and the society. These optimistic ideas of the Enlightenment were expressed mainly in literature and essays. The Enlightenment thinkers used the scientific method to apply in society to justify world beliefs

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    Europe and the American colonies during the 18th century prior to the French Revolution. The phrase was frequently employed by writers of the period itself‚ convinced that they were emerging from centuries of darkness and ignorance into a new age enlightened by reason‚ science‚ and a respect for humanity. The precursors of the Enlightenment can be traced to the 17th century and earlier. They include the philosophical rationalists René Descartes and Baruch Spinoza‚ the political philosophers Thomas

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    st​ World History: 1​  Semester Final 2013  1. Jerry Brown is ​ elected​  as governor of California. This is an example of  ­​  Indirect democracy  2. The ​ Constitution​  is the law of the land in the United States. This is an example of ​  civil rights and liberaties   3. Each citizen​  in town votes to place a stoplight at Main Street. This is an example of  ​ direct democracy  4. Indian tribes fight to have ​ equal access​  to voting booths close to their homes. This is an example of ​  civil right 

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    Michael Broers is Professor of Western European History at Oxford University and winner of the Grand Prix Napoleon prize. Michael Broers crossed a pivotal line narrating the masterful and pseudo genius life of Napoleon Bonaparte‚ the military conqueror or defined stateman from the view of his empire and the people he ruled. Europe under Napoleon 1799-1815 depicts the unification of Europe under Napoleon’s war machine‚ while creating centralized Napoleonic governments capable of peace and organization

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    Great Frederick the Great was one of the most influential and powerful Kings of Prussia. One of his main achievements was several military victories‚ which lead to the expansion of the Prussia. Nevertheless‚ Fredrick was one of the advocators of enlightened absolutism‚ which was a form of absolute monarchy that supported enlightenment. During that time‚ people perceived other monarchs as demigods‚ but they saw Fredrick the Great as an open atheist‚ someone who gave unexpected high religious freedom

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    Chapter IX. The French Revolution pp. 361-415 France “replaced the ‘Old Regime’ with ‘modern society‚’ and at its extreme phase it became very radical‚ so much so that all later revolutionary movements have looked back to it as a predecessor to themselves.” The French Revolution occurred in the most advanced country of the day‚ the center of the Enlightenment. It was the most powerful‚ wealthy nation in Europe. It had the largest population (24 m) under one government. Paris was smaller than

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    of 1796 to 1809‚ during which Napoleon Bonaparte was the military commander gaining popularity. The document starts in 1796 when Napoleon was a commander of the army‚ he began explaining with the conditions that they were fighting in and talks about wanting a change‚ and the document ends in the year 1809‚ with Napoleon explaining his strategies to make his army look larger than what it was (SWT‚ 117&119). 2. This document has four different parts to it‚ and Napoleon Bonaparte wrote them all. This

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    people named by the council. This new regime was met with resistance from the Jacobins and the Royalists. The army suppressed many riots and anti revolutionary behaviors. The army was led by Napoleon Bonaparte and gained much power. On the 9th of November in 1799 the Consulate was established by Napoleon. In many ways the Revolution gave birth to

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