#French Revoution

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The 1791 Haitian Revolution of Black Slaves

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Haitian Black Slaves revolt against French control in 1791 The Haitian Revolution was the largest, most successful slave rebellion in the Western World. Black slaves initiated a rebellion in 1791 and by 1803, they’d ended not just slavery, but achieved independence over French colonial rule. Ironically, it was influenced by the French Revolution of 1789. This had brought forth new concepts of…

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Perks of the Orleans chapter includes seeing Marie-Antoinette and Charles Henri Sanson being profoundly not normal about each other.

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It's so funny that The Scarlet Pimpernel is so notable and influential because the basic plot is that some nobles are trying to protect other aristocrats during the French Revoution.

Pls wont someone think of the rich

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Elliott, Grace Dalrymple, and E Jules Meras. 1789. During  the reign of terror; Journal of My Life During the French Revolution.  Paris: New York, Sturgis & Walton Company, 1910.

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Konoa. Versailles Palace and Park. 2018 https://kanoa.org.uk/to-be-seen/versailles-palace-and-park/

Lemonnier, Anicet-Charles-Gabriel. 1812. In The  Salon of Madame Geoffrin, 1755. Château du Malmaison, Rouel.

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Llewellyn, Jennifer, and Steve Thompson. 2020. The  Fall of Robespierre. August 21. Accessed July 31, 2021.  https://alphahistory.com/frenchrevolution/fall-of-robespierre/#Law_of_22_Prairial.

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For everyone who’s asked me about a good place to get an intro on the French Revolution! 

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My 2018 Tumblr Top 10

1). 238 notes - 03 January 2018

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3). 57 notes - 29 January 2018

4). 50 notes - 06 March 2018

Robespierre qui était rentré à 4 heures du matin du Comité et qui jouissait dans les bras de Morphée de trop justes délassements...

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Ce genre de schéma “explicatif” n’est peut-être pas la raison pour laquelle les gens ne comprennent rien à la Révolution...

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9). 31 notes - 20 June 2018

Hello, I am largely ignorant on matters of the French Revoution and would like to know: how historically correct or incorrect is...

10). 31 notes - 21 January 2018

Hello, I feel a bit stupid because I'm sure I saw you explaining this somewhere and I can't remember where... which were the...

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"With great power comes great responsibility" The verse dates back to french revoution and comes directly from the 1793 French National Convention: "Ils doivent envisager qu'une grande responsabilité est la suite inséparable d'un grand pouvoir" English Translation : They [the Representatives] must contemplate that a great responsibility is the inseparable result of a great power The phrase first appeared in Amazing Fantasy #15 (1962), although attributed to uncle Ben, the earliest appearance of a direct reference to Ben telling Peter the phrase is figured to be in Spider-Man vs. Wolverine #1 (1987) : And then to Aunt May in 2021 Movie 😀 [Not so much of a spoiler it is ] Spiderman : No Way Home is a movie to be enjoyed with kids, a real fun ride @cinepolisvipmx @vivianamall #spidermannowayhome #spiderman #greatresponsibilitycomeswithgreatpower #instagood (at Viviana Mall) https://www.instagram.com/aqua_shyam/p/CYEiQZKINnq/?utm_medium=tumblr

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French revolutionaries therefore wrote a Declaration of Rights that they hoped would serve as a model in every corner of the world

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If I had voted in the PnJ 2018

...there’s not enough time in the year personally or professionally to listen as much as I’d like to. But, if I had been asked to vote in the Pazz and Jop , this would be my ballot with points assigned. And, some albums I’d like to give a shout out to in the Lagniapppe section that just missed the cut. The dividing line between top ten and these is pretty thin. All listed below gave me a lot of pleasure amid a painful year, but these were the ones I’d truly return to again in the future. I’m not gonna list the albums that missed the cut but maybe I’ll start posting my listening habits here this year and that depends on how busy work and family keep me.  1. Waxahatchee- Out in the Storm- [25]

2. St. Etienne- Home Counties- [15]

3. Protomartyr- Relatives in Descent- [15]

4.  Fred Thomas- Changer- [10]

5. Robyn Hitchcock- S/T  - [10]

6. Nnamdi Ogbonnaya: DROOL-[5]

7. Starlito & Don Trip- Step Brothers 3- [5]

8. Slowdive- S/T-[5]

9. Replacements- For Sale: Live at Maxwell's 1986-[5]

10. Les Amazones d'Afrique- Republique Amazone- [5]  Lagniappe: Grateful Dead- May 1977: Get Shown the Light Prince & the Revoution- Purple Rain Remastered Deluxe Edition Pallbearer- Heartless Dylan Hicks- Ad Out John Moreland- Big Bad Luv Pere Ubu - 20 Years In A Montana Missile Silo Cloud Nothings- Life Without Sound Rolling Blackouts- French Press EP Harriet Tubman Trio- Araminta Craig Finn- We All Want the Same Thing The Perceptionists- Resolution Lorde- Melodrama Mastodon- Emperor of Sand William Parker- Meditation/resurrection Beth Ditto- Fake Sugar Mad Professo & Jah 9- Mad Professor Meets Jah9 In The Midst of the Storm Body Count- Bloodlust GirlPool- Powerplant Angaleena Presley- Wrangled Jay Z- 4:44 Rolling Blackouts- Talk Tight Orchestre Baobab- Tribute to Ndiouga Dieng

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Paris: A Biography of a City & Politics of the Veil

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Chapter 8; Intro & Chapter 1

Napoleon III adapted similar views and ideas from Napolean I, focusing on power, wealth, and sophistication. As Paris was described as “the heart of Europe”, Napoleon III began to renew and restore the lavish lifestyles that originated from Napoleon I. Paris was a city that was filled with art, music, plays, restaurants, fancy streets/architecture, that gave off a very luxurious feel. Businesses continued to grow and flourish, and the fashion industry was a huge success. Due to the high-status culture of Paris, fancy clothing and high quality fabrics became a must-have which influenced the fashion industry even more.

There are some similar aspects to French universalism and American multiculturalism, however they are not completely the same. American multiculturalism makes up a variety of different cultures and identities, unique to each individual. Despite the recognition of these differences, American multiculturalism does not completely appreciate them or allow equality to people and cutlures. French universalism recognizes and appreciates differences among different cultures, people, rights, etc., but believes that these cultures all eventually mesh within the public eye. This idea really began to take place after the French Revoution when people were considered equal, but were not treated that way.

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I like how the 11 year old is the one explaining politics. 

Wow france is a mess. 

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the Enlightenment's belief that reason should guide all human affairs

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the Anglo-American tradition of legal and constitutional guarantees of individual liberties

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The Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizen of 1789 brought together two streams of thought

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Liberty meant freedom of religion, freedom of the press, and freedom from unreasonable government

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Knowledge, its followers believed, could only come from the careful study of actual conditions and the application of an individual's reason, not from religious inspiration or traditional beliefs

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