ATL 10 Early Radical Writings and Social Uprisings (1791-1820)

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Fill in the blank: Thomas Paine's writings advocate for the notion that individuals possess ______ rights that should not be infringed upon by governments or institutions.

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inherent

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Who is recognized as a pioneer of feminist thought, arguing for women's education and equality as a fundamental right?

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Mary Wollstonecraft

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Both Thomas Paine and Mary Wollstonecraft played a significant role in shaping revolutionary thoughts around ______, influencing movements in England and abroad during the late 18th to early 19th centuries.

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human rights

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What are natural rights according to Thomas Paine?

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Rights that individuals are inherently born with, including life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness

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Feminist theory is an intellectual approach that seeks to understand the nature of gender inequality and advocates for women's rights and social justice as exemplified in ______'s work.

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Wollstonecraft

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Historical Context: The Luddite movement emerged in _______ as a response to the adverse effects of industrialization. Options: Northern England, Southern France, Eastern Germany, Western Italy

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Northern England

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Workers protested against the _______ of their trade, which jeopardized their livelihoods.

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mechanization

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In 1812, the _______ Act made machine-breaking a capital offense.

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Framebreaking

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Legislation Against Machine Breaking: The act aimed to deter violent protests by imposing _______ on those who destroyed machinery.

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severe penalties

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Protest Actions: Luddites engaged in protests, notably the destruction of _______ in factories.

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