History Unit 2 Lesson 4 Storyboard Final
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- Food shortage and economic crisis would lead to an outbreak in France, leading to the abolishment of noble rights
- The Tennis Court Oath on June 20, 1789 was the foundation the would later cause the most important events in history, such as the Declaration of the Rights of Man and the storming of te Bastille.
- The French Revolution began on May 5th, 1789 and lasted until November 9, 1799
- King Louis XVI before he died
- Many key figures during the French Revolution involved Georges-Jacques Danton, Maximillien Robespierre, King Louis XVI, Napoleon Bonaparte and many others.
- Due to King Louis XVI getting overthrown, he was killed by beheading in January 21, 1739
- The storming of the Bastille led to the overthrowing of King Louis XVI and the French Revolution.
- The Haitian Revolution revolted around the French, slaves, colonists, and armies from the British
- During the Haitian Revolution, that events that occurred involved slaves creating a coordinated attack on the country's plantations, the French giving the people of Haiti full rights and French citizenship, as well as the French declaring slavery to be abolished,
- The Haitian Revolution began on August 21, 1791 to January 1, 1804
- One of the major events during the Haitian Revolution was Toussaint Louverture taking control, leading his forces to take over the planter class and invading thousands of French troops.
- Overtime after the revolution, the Haitian Revolution was described as the most successful slave revolution.
- Toussant Louverture
- The Haitian Revolution had key figures such as Boukman, Toussant Louverture, and Jean-Jacques Dessalines.
- Father Hidalgo's beliefs in ideas were expressed during the Enlightenment. This would cause him to view the traditional and religious views in a way that would make him question the absolute power of the Spanish King and the Pope.
- The Spanish American Revolution started during September 25, 1808 until September 29 1833.
- Napoleon had conquered Spain and made his brother, Joseph, the King of Spain. Immediately, the Creole movement set up a self-governing organization. Following up, Napoleon successfully converted the military conquest.
- After the Spanish American Revolution, countries such as Bolivia, Columbia, Ecuador, Peru, and Venezuela saw Bolivar as a liberator, Argentina, and Chile would see San Martin as a liberator, and Mexico would see Hidalgo as a liberator as well.
- San Martin had accumulated twenty years of military experience, later introduced to secret lodges of revolutionaries who were conspiring to liberate South America.
- Key figures during the Spanish American Revolution included Simon Bolivar, Jose de San Martin, Miguel Hidalgo, Simon Rodriguez, Napoleon Bonaparte and Joseph Bonaparte.
- Class in Latin America dictated and judged a person's role and place in society.
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