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AP Practice Essays

AP Practice Essays. Last week of review. Timing. 15 minutes to read 115 minutes to write 130 minutes total 38.3 minutes per essay You will have 35 minutes per essay today.

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AP Practice Essays

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  1. AP Practice Essays Last week of review

  2. Timing • 15 minutes to read • 115 minutes to write • 130 minutes total • 38.3 minutes per essay • You will have 35 minutes per essay today

  3. “Luther was both a revolutionary and a conservative.” Evaluate this statement with respect to Luther’s responses to the political and social questions of the day. • Discuss the rise and fall of Napoleon. Be sure to include an evaluation of the factors that made him an effective leader as well as the traits that led to his demise • Compare and contrast the extent to which Catherine the Great and Joseph Stalin were “Westernizers”.

  4. Luther Revolutionary Conservative Not wanting to overthrow Church, only change it Wanted debate of church practices Failure to support peasant revolutions-supported non-violence Supported secular power • 95 Theses • Indulgences • Pluralism, absenteesm • No celibacy • Sola Scriptura • Church is entire community • Consubstantiation • Burned letter from Pope publically • Diet of Worms • Denied power of the Pope • Originally sides with peasants • All vocations have equal merit

  5. Napoleon Effective Leader Traits to Demise Chauvinist-Women became dependent to husbands-Father’s power was absolute Paranoid-Freedom of speech and press violated and spy system put in place Ambitious- challenged Britain on the water and failed- Continental system fails Egotistical- refused to accept a compromise that Metternich offered-let France keeps its original borders • Victories in Italy • Napoleonic-Civil- Code • Establishes Bank of France • Confirmed gains of peasants • Grants amnesty to emigres • Appoints bureaucrats & mayors loyal to him • Took power to nominate bishops but gave Catholics right to practice religion freely

  6. Catherine/Stalin Comparisons Contrasts Stalin admired Western Technology, Catherine admired Western Art Stalinwesternized the army, Catherine westernized thinking of Russian nobility Stalin bullied the classes while Catherine gave power to the nobles Stalin rewarded the industrial elite while Catherine rewarded the intellectual elite Stalinimported talent, Catherine preferred homies • Admired the West • New classes of educated Russians prosper • Gain territory for Russia • Peter-Sweden, Latvia, Estonia • Catherine-Poland • Imported Western ideas • Oppressed serfs • Prized education

  7. To what extent and in what way may the Renaissance be regarded as a turning point in the Western intellectual and cultural tradition? • In what ways did the “new monarchs” of Europe continue to use religion as a tool for nation building during the age of Religious Wars? • Identify the major social groups in France on the eve of the 1789 Revolution. Assess the extent to which their aspirations were achieved in the period from the meeting of the Estates General to the Declaration of the Republic.

  8. Renaissance Intellectual Cultural Printed Word-Gutenberg Clocks Renaissance Man Castiglione Women and Work- lower class women go to work but upper class women lose status Rape decriminalized Homosexual acts trivialized Black slaves prized • Individualism • Humanism • Rejection of classical ideas that were opposed to Chrisianity • Art • Glorification of human body • Status of Artist • Not mechanic but free worker • Secularism • People more materialistic • Art more secular than religious

  9. New Monarchs • Taxation- supported by bureaucracies • Strong armies-supported by heavy taxes • Binding marriages • Intimidation-Star Chamber, Inquisition, Hermandades • Tolerance- Queen Elizabeth, Edict of Nantes • National churches- power to appoint clergy • Concordat of Bologna • Common commercial interests-tariffs

  10. French Revolution 1789-92 • First Estate- Church loses lands to National Assembly, abolished monasteries, constitution declares national church, priests chosen by voters, must give loyalty oath • Second Estate- nobles lose rights to National Assembly, many leave country • Third Estate-landowners sacked by Great Fear, peasants gain rights and buy Church land, women gain rights

  11. French Revolution 1789-92 • Intellectuals- rights of man established, republic established • Businessmen- Church taxed, nobility banished, uniform laws passed, taxes cut • Peasants-peasants gain rights and buy Church land, women gain rights

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