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Atlantic Revolutions, Global Echoes, 1750–1914strayer2e_ch16_1.html50917ce4b11c0f5e4c000000
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Author’s Preview Video: Chapter 16strayer2e_ch16_2.html50917ce4b11c0f5e4c000000
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Introductionstrayer2e_ch16_3.html50917ce4b11c0f5e4c000000
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Guided Reading Exercisestrayer2e_ch16_4.html50917ce4b11c0f5e4c000000
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Atlantic Revolutions in a Global Contextstrayer2e_ch16_5.html50917ce4b11c0f5e4c000000
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Comparing Atlantic Revolutionsstrayer2e_ch16_6.html50917ce4b11c0f5e4c000000
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The North American Revolution, 1775–1787strayer2e_ch16_7.html50917ce4b11c0f5e4c000000
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The French Revolution, 1789–1815strayer2e_ch16_8.html50917ce4b11c0f5e4c000000
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The Haitian Revolution, 1791–1804strayer2e_ch16_9.html50917ce4b11c0f5e4c000000
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Spanish American Revolutions, 1810–1825strayer2e_ch16_10.html50917ce4b11c0f5e4c000000
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Echoes of Revolutionstrayer2e_ch16_11.html50917ce4b11c0f5e4c000000
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The Abolition of Slaverystrayer2e_ch16_12.html50917ce4b11c0f5e4c000000
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Nations and Nationalismstrayer2e_ch16_13.html50917ce4b11c0f5e4c000000
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Feminist Beginningsstrayer2e_ch16_14.html50917ce4b11c0f5e4c000000
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Portrait: Kartini, Feminism and Nationalism in Javastrayer2e_ch16_15.html50917ce4b11c0f5e4c000000
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Reflections: Revolutions Pro and Constrayer2e_ch16_16.html50917ce4b11c0f5e4c000000
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Second Thoughtsstrayer2e_ch16_17.html50917ce4b11c0f5e4c000000
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Documents: Considering the Evidence: Claiming Rightsstrayer2e_ch16_18.html50917ce4b11c0f5e4c000000
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Document 16.1: The French Revolution and the “Rights of Man”: The Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizen, 1789strayer2e_ch16_19.html50917ce4b11c0f5e4c000000
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Document 16.2: Rights and National Independence: Simón Bolívar, The Jamaica Letter, 1815strayer2e_ch16_20.html50917ce4b11c0f5e4c000000
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Document 16.3: Rights and Slavery: Frederick Douglass, “What to the Slave Is the Fourth of July?”, 1852strayer2e_ch16_21.html50917ce4b11c0f5e4c000000
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Document 16.4: The Rights of Women: Elizabeth Cady Stanton, The Solitude of Self, 1892strayer2e_ch16_22.html50917ce4b11c0f5e4c000000
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Using the Evidence: Claiming Rightsstrayer2e_ch16_23.html50917ce4b11c0f5e4c000000
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Chapter 16: Considering the Evidence Documents Quizstrayer2e_ch16_24.html50917ce4b11c0f5e4c000000
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Visual Sources: Considering the Evidence: Representing the French Revolutionstrayer2e_ch16_25.html50917ce4b11c0f5e4c000000
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Visual Source 16.1: The Early Years of the French Revolution: “The Joyous Accord”strayer2e_ch16_26.html50917ce4b11c0f5e4c000000
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Visual Source 16.2: A Reversal of Roles: The Three Estates of Revolutionary Francestrayer2e_ch16_27.html50917ce4b11c0f5e4c000000
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Visual Source 16.3: Revolution and Religion: “Patience, Monsignor, your turn will come”strayer2e_ch16_28.html50917ce4b11c0f5e4c000000
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Visual Source 16.4: An English Response to Revolution: “Hell Broke Loose or The Murder of Louis”strayer2e_ch16_29.html50917ce4b11c0f5e4c000000
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Using the Evidence: Representing the French Revolutionstrayer2e_ch16_30.html50917ce4b11c0f5e4c000000
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Chapter 16: Considering the Evidence Visual Sources Quizstrayer2e_ch16_31.html50917ce4b11c0f5e4c000000
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Chapter 16 Summative Quizstrayer2e_ch16_32.html50917ce4b11c0f5e4c000000
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Chapter 16 Wrap Upstrayer2e_ch16_33.html50917ce4b11c0f5e4c000000
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STEP ONEstrayer2e_ch16_34.html50917ce4b11c0f5e4c000000
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STEP TWOstrayer2e_ch16_35.html50917ce4b11c0f5e4c000000
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STEP THREEstrayer2e_ch16_36.html50917ce4b11c0f5e4c000000
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