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Ways of the World Chapter 18 - Revolutions of Industrialization

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I. Opening Vignette A.? Mahatma Gandhi criticized industrialization as economic exploitation. ? ? 1. few people have agreed with him ? ? 2.? every kind of society has embraced at least the?idea?of industrialization since it started in Great Britain in the late eighteenth century B.? The Industrial Revolution was one of the most significant elements of Europe?s modern transformation. ? ? 1. initial industrialization period was 1750?1900 ? ? 2.? drew on the Scientific Revolution ? ? 3.? utterly transformed European society ? ? 4.? pushed Europe into a position of global dominance ? ? 5.? was more fundamental than any breakthrough since the Agricultural Revolution II. Explaining the Industrial Revolution A.?

Ways of the World Chapter 17 - Atlantic Revolutions and their Echoes

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I. Opening Vignette A.? In 1989, celebration of the bicentennial of the French Revolution coincided with the Chinese government?s crackdown on demonstrators in Tiananmen Square. ? ? 1.? The French Revolution was the centerpiece of a revolutionary process all around the Atlantic world between 1775 and 1875 ? ? 2.? Atlantic revolutions had an impact far beyond the Atlantic world ? ? ? ? a. French invasions of Egypt, Poland, and Russia ? ? ? ? b.? inspired efforts to abolish slavery, give women greater rights, and extend the franchise in many countries ? ? ? ? c.? nationalism was shaped by revolutions ? ? ? ? d.? principles of equality eventually gave birth to socialism and communism II. Comparing Atlantic Revolutions A.?

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Religion Sacred Days/Places Clashes With Other Religions Major Beliefs Judaism Saturday- day of worship Synagogue- place of worship Zoroastrianism had major influence on Judaism Monotheism Everyone created in ?the image of God? Approx. Founding Date 1300 BCE Founder Growth of Faith Sacred Writing Gender Issues (Women?s Roles) Abraham Tanakh Talmud Ten Commandments Seen as separate but equal Had more rights than in other religions God has masculine and feminine qualities Region Origin- Canaan (modern day Israel) Organizational Structure Ties Between Gov. & Rel. Changes/Splinters Important Leaders Self-governance during Middle Ages Organized along spiritual and secular lines Islamic Law also affected Judaism like Islam

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Religion Sacred Days/Places Clashes With Other Religions Major Beliefs Buddhism Temples Buddhism?s beliefs followed Buddha?s beliefs Approx. Founding Date 520 BCE Founder Growth of Faith Sacred Writing Gender Issues (Women?s Roles) Gautam Buddha Tripitaka (Pali Canon)- compilation of Buddha?s teachings Mahayana Sutras- same plus Sutras Region Today mainly in China, Japan, Korea, Southeast Asia Organizational Structure Ties Between Gov. & Rel. Changes/Splinters Important Leaders Organized religiously and secularly

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