AP WORLD (5+6)

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Cards (81)

  • Adam Smith wrote "The Wealth of Nations" and believed capitalism was superior to mercantilism
  • In capitalism, people only supply what there is demand for
  • Capitalism allowed for more global trade networks through joint-stock companies and trade in various areas
  • Governments should reduce their intervention in economic decisions in a capitalist system
  • Means of production are privately owned and operated for profit in capitalism
  • The Haitian Revolution was unique as it was a slave rebellion and the first slave-free country in the Western Hemisphere
  • Haiti had a strict social structure with 95% of the population being slaves
  • Toussaint L’Ouverture led the rebellion against slavery and established an independent government
  • Jean Jaques Dessalines orchestrated a Haitian declaration of permanent independence
  • Haiti was the first Latin American country and the first black-led country in the Western Hemisphere to gain independence
  • Enlightenment ideas emphasized reason over revelation and spread through literature
  • Enlightenment ideas influenced politics, advocating for constitutional monarchy, participation in government, and unalienable rights
  • The Enlightenment was against the slave trade and valued reason over tradition
  • Enlightenment ideas challenged the roles of monarchs and church leaders
  • The Enlightenment led to revolutions and the development of isms like socialism and liberalism
  • The steam engine, developed by Watt, was crucial for the 1st industrial revolution as it harnessed coal power to create steam for machinery
  • The American Revolution was rooted in Enlightenment ideas and was the first revolution influenced by them
  • The American colonies fought for independence from Britain due to increased taxes and lack of representation
  • The American Revolution led to the establishment of a republic and inspired other revolutions
  • Thomas Jefferson wrote the Declaration of Independence, emphasizing the right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness