Fill in the Blanks Chapter 22: Atlantic WorldOnline version History 104 SI opening activity for mad libs. Review for Chapter 22: Revolutions in the Atlantic World 1775-1815 by Jessica Fox 1 challenging Equality common Atlantic social sovereign absence investors Enlightenment economic vulnerable religious inequality The growth of the economy created new inequalities between the rich and poor . Inflation of the cost of goods hurt the poor while in trade and manufacturing made fortunes . Political ideas derived from the led to a call for liberty that led to demands for a government in which the people were . Economic was acceptable . between men and women was not desirable or deemed practical . Nobles and non - nobles among the social elite found cause for the traditional monarchial governments to protect private property . The British and French governments raised taxes , making them to calls for reform . In the of a powerful established church , the colonists were used to having freedom . In the colonies , free people enjoyed greater and equality .
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