REVOLUTIONS

Freedom- the right to do anything as they please as long as they do not interfere with the basic of anyones human rights Equality- having the same privileged as anyone else, despite gender or race.

__AMERICAN__
 * 1) Different groups living in the British colonies were people planters elites living in the Southern Colonies or Mercantile capitalist in the Northern Colonies. Both consisting of African American Slaves, administrators, soldiers and members of the Indiana nations within the in and outs of the colonies themselves
 * 2) With the resentment in the colonies, mercantislism and social/political inequalities were being provoked because The British began to send a series of taxes to the colonies which even gave a bigger tension between both countries leading to the First shot at Lexington
 * 3) all group took Enlightened ideas in a different way, some believed enlightened ideas were just based only above the law, some didn't believed equality between people of gender or race.
 * 4) After gaining freedom from the British, Americans produced a government with strong equal power from states and combing them into a strong centralized national government
 * 5) The American revolution gave freedom to many people, they gave a chance for slaves to win and fight for freedom,
 * 6) It gave African-American people a way for equality and limits of the quality were based on race and gender

__HAITIAN__
 * 1) People loving in Haiti before the revolution were Europeans, Gens de Coulour and slaves
 * 2) Long term effects in Haiti were slavery which lasted many years and gave an increase to the global economy by giving up the rights of people, which led to revolts against "white people"
 * 3) Haitians took enlightened ideas a different way
 * 4) With Haitian revolution they achieved to abolish slavery in Haiti, but following the freedom, they had strong economic problems within their country
 * 5) they abolished slavery and free labor to avoid a "bloody uprising"
 * 6) Haiti then became independent, limits were based on equality

__FRENCH__
 * 1) People in France such as the capitalistic bourgeoisie, Politics, peasantry and landowners.
 * 2) The decreasing shrinking of the monarchy in France helped provoked a revolution in France. And the constant losing of battles which ended when the Treaty or Paris being signed
 * 3) The equality of voting and choosing political leaders in different ways
 * 4) in 1814 the French monarchy wasn't a absolute power,
 * 5) French revolution gave peace to women and to abolish slavery, it took away the powers of the nobility and the clergy. By Napoleon, these powers were limited
 * 6) Gave the African American people equal rights but were limits were on gender and race

__VENEZUELAN__
 * 1) Groups before the revolution were hacienda dos, peninsulares and criollos.
 * 2) The first reform was when the junta passed radical legislation, they abolished taxes on food
 * 3) Wanted a greater source of equality in political stages, they also wanted freedom by selling cocoa
 * 4) it ending the Spanish mercantile restrictions
 * 5) in 1819 they were liberated Venezuela, limits were on freedom
 * 6) Produced their equality through Spain, limits were placed on trading the cocoa

Voice Questions 1.First catching teh flu could be irritating and bothering 2.could lead to problems and could rise or could be stopped if sovling it correctly 3.taken to harsh measures 4. trying to recover and gain back the way it was before The beginning of the flu is when the flu first comes in contact with the being catching it, revolutionary wise, it could be the a rise in tension between others before showing the actually revolution actions The height of the flue it would make or break a struggle between others. it wold be solved in debate or a full time war, its either to be successful or be a failure The end would be the recoverability after the crisis stage and could not be satisfactory to all. -uhmm i dont know.... a cold? stuffy nose?
 * What differences are there between the beginning, the height of the flu, and the end?**
 * Describe specific traits that these stages could share with other illnesses?**

American Revolution || How this stage applies to the revolution you chose || In a revolution, this stage would involve the political, social, intellectual, or economic causes. In some cases, these causes could fester for many years before showing themselves in the form of actual revolutionary action. || * Having being told what to do In a revolution, this stage would be the first to involve direct action resulting from the social, political, intellectual, or economic causes of the incubation stage. This stage might involve the publication of works calling for a change, street level riots by the common people, or more direct attempts at changing the society. || * Becoming taxed on certain things In a revolution, this stage would be the make or break part of the struggle. It may involve conflict where sides for and against the revolution compete. This competition could take the form of debate or full-scale war. Successful revolutions survive this stage. Those that do not are usually considered failed rebellions. || * War breaking loose In a revolution, this stage would involve recovering from the extreme disruptions of the crisis stage. In general, the political, social, intellectual, or economic causes of the revolution must be addressed in some way, though not necessarily to the satisfaction of all revolutionaries. || * produced freedom and equality from the British Yes it could be compared to the revolts in Egypt, because just as Americans war during that time, Egyptians began to fight for their freedom even if it meant giving up their life. They wanted equality like everyone else in the world. Both people at the revolutionary were upset and disagreed with what was going on. So yes, this could be compared to the Egyptians.
 * Fever Stage
 * **__ The Incubation Stage __**
 * limits and rights violation your very own
 * Having different thoughts and ideas than the British ||
 * **__ The Symptomatic Stage __**
 * having limits of things again.
 * polices being places against them after the French Indian war
 * started to resent the restrictions on mercantile system
 * **__ The Crisis Stage __**
 * **__ The Crisis Stage __**
 * battle of Lexington and concord
 * more people began to fight for their freedom
 * thousands of soldiers from America and British began to die ||
 * **__ Convalescence __**
 * created a national government ||

AP World History Comparative Essay Generic Rubric Overview

Haitian Revolution
__ grand vs petits __ __ third estate vs first estate second __ __ economic differences __ __ lower class looked down upon __ __ no freedom __

your paragraph should be set up like this: topic sentence statement about one statement about the other explain why they are similar/different statement explaining what makes them different if you are comparing or what makes them similar if you are contrasting and it is appropriate and then you're done the poor people were slaves in haiti and the lower class in france weren't actually poor but just weren't given a say in what happened in society because they weren't in the clerg <span style="display: block; font-size: 11px; margin-bottom: 3px; white-space: pre-wrap; word-wrap: break-word;"> <span style="display: block; font-size: 11px; margin-bottom: 3px; white-space: pre-wrap; word-wrap: break-word;">both had rich upper classesand extremely poor lower ones

<span style="color: #333333; font-family: 'lucida grande',tahoma,verdana,arial,sans-serif; font-size: 11px; line-height: normal; white-space: pre-wrap;">there was an absolute monarchy in france and haiti was ruled by france before they gained their independence so they didn't have a legitimate government

In the late 1700's, tensions between France's own people grew, that is when the French Revolution took place as one of the most important events in the world. With French revolution happening, the causes and effects from it, were very relative of how the Haitian revolution come to be. With French people such as lawyers, doctors and engineers who seemed very valuable to society, they were placed in the third estate which they did not have a powerful rule over the first or second estate in which case caused a epidemic of "unfair-ness" which did not give equal power to all. <span style="color: #333333; font-family: 'lucida grande',tahoma,verdana,arial,sans-serif; font-size: 11px; line-height: normal; white-space: pre-wrap;">the lower classes in both France and Haiti were unhappy with the way the upper classes were treating them. In France, the upperclass was imposing taxes upon the lower classes, similarly to the Haitians that were looked down upon as "free people", As the Petits wanted equality between the grands, is when revolutions broke out.

Both the French and Haitian revolution started with the inequality between different social classes such as France differences between levels of estates and Haitian peoples tensions between the Grands and Petits. The French side, the first and second estate were always the higher class than the third. During meetings or votes on certain topics, all estates were granted one vote, the un-fairness of voting gives the third estate at a disadvantage when it comes to gaining something they want. This angered the third estate well enough to revolt. In Haiti, 90% of their population consisted of slaves or also called "Petit Blancs" and the other percentage the "Grand Blancs". As time went on, Petit blancs were tired of being slaves and treated so harshly, it seems almost as unfair to them to do all this work for someone else which led to one of the most successful revolutions in the world as slaves had gained their freedom and equality. Both revolutions became successful as both lower classes, the first estates and petits had won their equality in their country.

Both France and Haiti had relatively similar social classes, With both France and Haiti having an extremely wealthy upper class they opposite was applied to their lower classes, who were extremely poor. French First and second estate were pretty much the government. With the Church and Clergy in the highest of the high on the wealthy list, that both had the advantage over the third estate in every way. Such as putting taxes on the third estate, which the first and second estate would over rule 2/3 votes.and besides the disadvantage of voting, the first and second estate were extremely wealthy and if the third estate were being heavily taxed they also had the burden of not having as much money also which gave a greater cause to revolt and rise up against the upper classes because there was no justice in this. Haiti on the other hand, 10% of their population were wealthy and the other 90% were all slaves. The increase in the interest in slave began to increase which kept making the upper classes wealthier and wealthier and the other 90% did not profit at all. Haiti with the immense ratio between wealthy and slaves, Haiti still had the most lowest wealthiest class just as France's third estate was. Both Haiti and Frances bottom class were very poor, Haitis petit blanc and the third estate were working as hard as they could for the pay they didn't deserve, unlike both of their wealthy class which were high in riches and values. Both Haiti and France had two different classes when it comes to wealth, Rich or poor.

Though it seem France and Haiti were very alike, Frances lower class compared to Haiti class were very different in ranks in society. France estates. First and Second estate were the higher officials, wealthy and mostly made up of the church. The Third estate were believe it or not, consisted of doctors,lawyers, physicians, people that seemed like a very important asset to society. Haiti lower class, the Petit Blancs, weren't as socially highly ranked as French third estate was, they were majority all slaves, doing the job of serving other people. Both France and Haiti had a lower class that was not wealthy but both country's had different ways of how they weren't wealthy

France and Haiti during their revolution had both an absolute monarch for their government. During the French revolution they had a monarchy as their government, but since Haiti was under the control of France during their revolution, before that Haiti did not have a government at all. Haiti people were just as normal as they were not until after the French revolution, so under the influences of France, they also became an absolute monarchy.

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