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Consider the Declaration of the Rights of Man and the Citizen on page 347. In what ways was this document revolutionary? How might Olympe de Gouge or Mary Wollstonecraft have critiqued this document?
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Under the ancien régime, the state was generally defined as the domain of the sovereign. How was this definition changed by the American and French revolutions? What are the elements of a national identity in the modern world? (And what is the place of minorities such as the Jews within this new concept of nationality?)
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Compare the positions of a conservative and a liberal in the nineteenth century on the nature of political authority and political change. What would each ideology say about the abolition of slavery? About women's rights?
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