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Revolución, Ilustración y Colonias

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Revolución, Ilustración y Colonias
 

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La Revolución Francesa estalló en 1789.

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Napoleón Bonaparte lideró la Revolución de las Trece Colonias.

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La Ilustración promovió ideas como derechos naturales y libertad de expresión.

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La Revolución Francesa terminó en 1799 con la restauración de la monarquía absoluta.

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Las Trece Colonias se independizaron en 1789.

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La Ilustración fue una corriente que defendía la obediencia ciega a la autoridad.

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Las Trece Colonias declararon su independencia de Gran Bretaña en 1776.

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Montesquieu defendía la separación de poderes.

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Voltaire criticó el absolutismo y defendió la libertad de pensamiento.

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Rosseau fue el principal filósofo que defendió la economía revolucionaria española.

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