This part of the course covers the scientific, political, and industrial revolutions that took place over a period of 150 years.
Unit 2 covers a variety of topics and a long period of time - about 150 years. The theme that binds these disparate topics together is revolution. When we think about revolution, we usually think of the overthrow of a government. But that is not necessarily the case. Revolution, in this case, simply means a drastic change from the past in one form or another.
For this paper you will be working with and citing different kinds of sources.
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Capitalism and Socialism: Crash Course World History #33 (Watch this video as part of your preparation for the Unit 2 paper.)
Films on Demand:
Scientific Revolution: Part 1
Unknown Islamic Astronomy - The Roots of Modern Science
Issues and Controversies in History:
Trial of Galileo (This is the reading for the Unit 2.3 Discussion.)
Smarthistory:
Galileo Galilei
Galileo and the science of nature
YouTube:
The New Astronomy: Crash Course History of Science #13 (This is the video for the Unit 2.3 Discussion.)
Films on Demand:
Marie Antoinette: The Scapegoat Queen
Revolutionary Paris: Filthy Cities
Smarthistory:
Eugène Delacroix, Liberty Leading the People
Films on Demand:
Napoleon Bonaparte
Napoleon: Part 1
Issues and Controversies in History:
Napoleon Bonaparte
Napoleon and Art
Napoleon's Wives
Smarthistory:
Napoleon’s appropriation of Italian cultural treasures
Issues and Controversies in History:
Women and Social Reform (1820's-1850's)
Smarthistory:
Becoming Modern: An Introduction
J.M.W. Turner, The Fighting Temeraire
Youtube:
What was the industrial Revolution?
Films on Demand
Realism: The Artistic Form of the Truth
Issues and Controversies in History
What is Communism?
Smarthistory
Romanticism
Latin American Artists Learning in Paris
YouTube
Political Theory: Karl Marx
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