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COURSE INTRODUCTION

Course Syllabus

Unit 1: The Nature of Revolution

1.1: What is Revolution?

1.2: Ideologies of Revolution

1.3: Paving the Way to Revolution

1.4: The English Revolution of 1688

1.5: Government, Citizens' Rights, and Religion versus the State

Unit 1 Assessment

Unit 2: The American Revolution

2.1: Origins of the American Revolution

2.2: Revolutionizing Governance

Unit 2 Assessment

Unit 3: The French Revolution and Its Legacy

3.1: Roots of Revolution

3.2: The Republic, Reign of Terror, and Thermidorean Reaction

3.3: Revolution and New Government

3.4: Napoleon and Legacies of the Revolution

3.5: The Partitions of Poland-Lithuania

3.6: The Congress of Vienna

Unit 3 Assessment

Unit 4: Revolution in Haiti, Mexico, Latin America, and the Philippines

4.1: Revolution in Haiti

4.2: Revolution in Mexico and Texas

4.3: Revolution in South America

4.4: U.S. Involvement and Filipino Independence

4.5: Revolutions of the 20th century

Unit 4 Assessment

Study Guide

Course Feedback Survey

Certificate Final Exam