Revolutions

Establishment of democratic institutions

Increase in trade barriers

Decline in technological innovation

Reduction in cultural diversity

Common Sense

Declaration of Independence

English Bill of Rights

Great Compromise

Freedom

The right to make their own decisions

Self-rule

The right to vote for monarchs

Limited the monarch's power

Expanded Parliament's rights

Banned Catholics from inheriting the throne

Required the king to seek Parliament's approval for taxes and laws

The Declaration of Independence

The British surrender at Yorktown

The Treaty of Paris

The Constitutional Convention

The Missouri Compromise and the Great Compromise

The Great Compromise and the Three-Fifths Compromise

The Treaty of Paris and the Three-Fifths Compromise

The Bill of Rights and the Great Compromise

Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizen adopted

France became a constitutional monarchy

Feudalism abolished

Napoleon crowned himself emperor

They were inspired by Enlightenment ideas.

They all abolished slavery.

They all resulted in monarchies.

They were led by the same revolutionary leader.

Inspired future revolutionary movements

Created new independent nations

Established permanent monarchies

Challenged the divine right of kings