1. Haitian Revolution
1.1. Saint Domingue
1.2. Slave trade
1.2.1. Freed Slaves
1.2.2. Slave Owners
1.2.3. Code Noir
1.3. Plantation/ Cash Crops
1.4. Toussaint
1.4.1. Dessalines
2. New Way of Thinking
2.1. Philosphe
2.1.1. Locke
2.1.1.1. Social Contract
2.1.1.2. Tabula Rasa
2.1.2. Newton
2.1.3. Rousseau
2.1.4. Montesquieu
2.1.4.1. Executive
2.1.4.2. Legislative
2.1.4.3. Judiciary
2.2. Human reason can understand all aspects of the universe
2.2.1. Epistomology
2.2.2. Humans can and will improve themselves
2.3. Natural self governing laws
2.4. Differing views required to advance human reason and progress
3. Industrialization
3.1. Industrial Revolution
3.1.1. Economic growth
3.1.2. Shift in political power
3.1.2.1. New social hieracrhy based on skill
3.1.3. Transportation
3.1.3.1. Expansion of settlements
3.1.4. Population growth
3.2. Technological Advancements
3.2.1. Agriculture
3.2.2. Wool
3.2.3. Cotton
3.2.4. Water Power
3.2.4.1. Steam Power
3.2.4.1.1. Engine
3.2.4.1.2. Manufacturing machines
3.3. International trade
4. American Revolution
4.1. Declaration of Indepence
4.1.1. "All men are equal"
4.2. George Washington
4.3. Nationalism/Patriotism
4.3.1. Pledge of Allegiance
4.4. Boston Tea Party
4.4.1. Intolerable Act
5. Modernity
5.1. Modern World
5.2. New Epoch: "Modern"19th and 20th century
5.3. Technological advancement
5.4. Change in society
6. French Revolution
6.1. Old regime
6.1.1. Secularism
6.1.2. Church state
6.1.3. Monarchy
6.2. Estates General
6.2.1. 3 Estates
6.2.1.1. Church
6.2.1.2. Aristocrats
6.2.1.3. "Everyone else"
6.2.1.3.1. National Assembly
6.3. Decleration of Rights of Man
6.3.1. Constitutional Monarchy
6.4. Insurrection
6.4.1. Bastille
6.4.2. Great Fear
6.4.3. Depose of King
6.4.4. Jacobin/Radicalism
6.5. War
6.5.1. Military Consolidation
6.5.2. Napeolean Bonnaparte
6.5.2.1. Whiff of Grapeshot
6.5.2.2. Emperor
6.6. Politics
6.6.1. 3rd estate represented in politics more
6.6.2. Equality
6.6.2.1. Socialism/progressivism
6.6.3. Liberty
6.6.3.1. Liberalism
6.6.4. Fraternity
6.6.4.1. Nationalism,
7. Latin American
7.1. Mexico
7.1.1. Creole
7.1.2. Mestizos
7.1.3. Mulattoes
7.1.4. Commanche
7.1.4.1. Texas
7.1.4.2. New Mexico
7.2. Brazil
7.2.1. Non violence independence
7.2.2. Slave labour
7.2.3. Agricultural economy