EUROPEAN HISTORY (MODERN AGE)

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Learning Outcomes

describe the English Bourgeoisie Revolution and its effect on the development of parliamentary tradition
analyze America’s construction process and its role in the enunciation of human rights and declarations
learn the effects of Enlightenment Philosophy on the emergence of the notion “liberated and happy person” and its reflections on “the relationship between the state and the citizens”
learn the development process of basic rights and freedoms and their reflections
analyze the socioeconomic and political reasons behind the French Revolution
compare the French social structure and the differences of status between them”
define the role of the king in the French political system on the basis of relationships between the King – the Parliament – the Church and the Society
Evaluate the effects of the Seven Years’ War on colonial competition, merchantilist policies and the process of the French Revolution
recognize the beginning of the French Revolution and its stages of development
Comprehend the reasons behind the sitting of the Parliament of Etat’s Generous and its importance on the beginning of the revolution
Comprehend the National Assembly – Constituent Assembly concepts’ development in the case of the French Revolution
compare the differences of French Constitutions and their enforcement conditions
define the actors of the French Revolution and their roles
Explain the relationship between the Leader, the Program and the Revolution
explain who Robes Piyer was and his place in the course of the revolution
Evaluate Napoleon’s place in the revolution and in the politics of Europe
Observe the development of concepts such as Absolute Monarchy, Constitutional Monarchy, Republic, Nation State, Social State, Multilateral Diplomacy, 19th Century Globalization and their reflections on Europe.
Comprehend the change in the quality of the concept of "Nation".
Recognize the process of change in the State-Individual relationship, their modes of organization and the struggles of people.
Comprehend Multilateral Diplomacy’s (international conferences) place in European history.