AP Euro Absolutism
The Age of Enlightenment and Revolution (17th - 18th Century)
John Locke
Natural Rights
Social Contract
Voltaire
Freedom of Speech
Critique of Religion
Montesquieu
Separation of Powers
Influence on Modern Government
Rousseau
General Will
Education and Society
Key Figures
Copernicus
Galileo
Newton
Major Concepts
Heliocentrism
Laws of Motion
Empiricism
Impact on Society
Shift in Worldview
Rise of Rationalism
American Revolution
Causes: Taxation, Enlightenment Ideas
Key Events: Declaration of Independence, Constitution
French Revolution
Causes: Social Inequality, Economic Crisis
Key Events: Storming of the Bastille, Reign of Terror
Haitian Revolution
Causes: Slavery, Colonial Oppression
Key Figures: Toussaint L'Ouverture
Mercantilism to Capitalism
Transition of Economic Theories
Role of Trade and Colonies
Industrial Revolution
Technological Innovations
Urbanization and Labor Changes
Art and Literature
Neoclassicism
Romanticism
Religion
Decline of Religious Authority
Rise of Secularism
Influence on Modern Democracies
Human Rights
Constitutional Governments
Continued Relevance
Ongoing Debates on Freedom and Equality
This mind map encapsulates the key themes and figures of Unit 3 in AP European History, providing a structured overview of the Enlightenment and its revolutionary consequences.
The Age of Enlightenment and Revolution (17th - 18th Century)
John Locke
Natural Rights
Social Contract
Voltaire
Freedom of Speech
Critique of Religion
Montesquieu
Separation of Powers
Influence on Modern Government
Rousseau
General Will
Education and Society
Key Figures
Copernicus
Galileo
Newton
Major Concepts
Heliocentrism
Laws of Motion
Empiricism
Impact on Society
Shift in Worldview
Rise of Rationalism
American Revolution
Causes: Taxation, Enlightenment Ideas
Key Events: Declaration of Independence, Constitution
French Revolution
Causes: Social Inequality, Economic Crisis
Key Events: Storming of the Bastille, Reign of Terror
Haitian Revolution
Causes: Slavery, Colonial Oppression
Key Figures: Toussaint L'Ouverture
Mercantilism to Capitalism
Transition of Economic Theories
Role of Trade and Colonies
Industrial Revolution
Technological Innovations
Urbanization and Labor Changes
Art and Literature
Neoclassicism
Romanticism
Religion
Decline of Religious Authority
Rise of Secularism
Influence on Modern Democracies
Human Rights
Constitutional Governments
Continued Relevance
Ongoing Debates on Freedom and Equality
This mind map encapsulates the key themes and figures of Unit 3 in AP European History, providing a structured overview of the Enlightenment and its revolutionary consequences.