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2022-23 School Year

Welcome Mustangs!

This is my nineteenth year as a social studies teacher and year fourteen as a Mustang. Previously, I spent five great years at Bernardo Yorba Middle School.

This year I will be teaching world and AP European history. Also, I will be the coach of our Academic Decathlon team.

Parents AND Students! Please sign up for my text service through Remind.com I will send texts with historical information that can be beneficial. See website for information. Additionally, all students need to sign up for google classroom. I'll post many things w/in it that you will be responsible for. Glad to have you and I'm very excited to be with you for the year!
 
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El Dorado High School 1997
UCSB 2001


 

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FRESHMAN TAKING AP EURO NEXT YEAR!

If you're a Freshman and plan to take AP Euro next year then you know there is a mandatory PRE TEST being held the Monday April 17th at 725 AM SHARP!  The test will be based on the chapter nine reading from your book. DO NOT wait 'til the last minute to read. You won't pass the test. This course requires diligence. You'll need to focus on 4-5 pages a day. It cannot be done well (or really at all) in once sitting. GOOD LUCK! Here is chapter 9A. You'll need to ALSO get chapter 9B

Lenin-

***PLEASE REMEMBER THIS. Germany was founded by MILITARISTIC, CONSERVATIVE ideology of Prussia. The war ends with a DEMOCRACY, Weimar Democracy, apologizing for the war. Weimar SIGNS the surrender. It resembled a liberal democracy of sorts. It was diverse, LIBERAL, and apologized for teh war. Imagine if you served in the Kaiser's army. Imagine if when the war ended you were still occupying parts of France. YOU WOULD HATE WEIMAR AND ALL it stood for. 
 
Let's remember that in Russia they believed in that triad of Nationalism, Orthodoxy, and Autocracy. The Czar was at the center of this belief as SOLE head of the country and religious leader. This Czar, Nicholas the II is dumb. He's really dumb. He likes to be Czar but hates to work, no interest in it. Also....he's married to a German woman who was educated in England. SHE IS A TOTALY WESTERNER!!!!!! Russians always distrust the west and she was no different. As the war went badly, they blamed her saying that she was secretly spying on Russia for Germany. She was NOT spying. BUT....in a country tired of war angry at their idiot king (remember, the humiliating defeat by Japan in the Russo_-Japanese war?) she, like marie antoinette will become the symbol of absolutism, of decadence and a need for change. After russo japanse war, there is a revolution--1905. 
 
***Note, like Austrian-Hungarian Empire russia was SUPER SUPER DIVERSE. Lots of nationalities in it's empire. What do nationalities crave by the end of the 19th century and certainly by 20th? 
 
Rev of 1905. People are angry. Poor, nationalities(mad due to russification by super conservative Alex II--he also hated jews. His son Nickolas not much better) , liberals, the educated. The Liberals will demand that the Czar create a Duma---a Parliament that will help he lead. essentially what the liberals wanted was a constitutional monarchy that would rule. They will demand free speech, elections, freedom of religion(liberal ideas) 
 
October Manifesto written by Sergei Witte stopped the strikes in st petersburg. It was given to the czar to sign and granted formation of POLITICAL parties, basic civil rights, extending the franchise, AND creation of a Duma. the czar whined and was angry but signed. CONSERVATIVES furious. There is a conservative backlash in Russia. Liberals, socialist, AND jews targeted. 
 
***The Russian Socialist Democratic Labor Party was an outlawed party from the 1880's til 20th century. Rooted in Marxist goals.  Lenin will join it in like 1902. Two groups, "factions" {think Jacobins V Girondins in French rev) emerge. The Mensheviks and the Bolsheviks. Lenin will lead the Bolshevik faction, it will be HIGHLY centralized, disciplined and will focus on the educated workers. The "Vanguard" will lead. The people will follow and obey. What we'll get w Lenin's version of "Communism" is not the idea of communism espoused by Marx.(w marx, suffrage, free speech, etc) Lenin will say that a Vanguard will tell you what to do. You will obey. You'll essentially get "state capitalism." (ill explain later. 

Belle Epoque!! Some help with art, too

Belle Epoque! Fin de Siecle (end of the century) These areas, especially the former were used to describe the period of time FROM 1871(birth of germany AND third Rep in France) to World War 19(the end of empires)  NEW Art! Science! Culture, FREE TIME! Art exhibits!
 
Impressionism...1863ish what the eye "perceives and the brain understand are TWO" totally different things. Some of the art depicts life in Von Hausmann's new Paris. Lots of just regular folks living their lives. Bars, hanging out, parks, walking, eating. It (at least in this context) will focus on the alienation of living life in a big city; really the FIRST modern Big City. This was new, revolutionary art. It was the time of Napoleon the III. Many folks looked at the art and were like "what IS this."The idea that it all looked like sketches, that they weren't done yet.  In 1863 things will begin to change in the art world. Much of the NEW art is refused entrance into the annual Art Salon event due to the CONSERVATIVE world of Napoleon III's 2nd Empire. The folks' who are not allowed complained and Napoleon III, who remember, began allowing more free expression in the 2nd half of his reign, said essentially let the refused artists have their own exhibit. They did! The Salon des Refuse. Lots of NEW artist made their mark here. Manet, Pissaro. The master of it all is Claude Monet. A work of his "Impression" will help create the NAME of the movement
 
 
Post Impressionism came next. 1880s Here, you'll get Cezanne, Seurat(pointillism) Van Gogh, Gaugin,Cezanne. Emphasis on emotions and memories of the artist here. Remember, Van gogh was a very emotional guy. 
 
Lots of stuff happening in France at the end of the 19th century. What a time it must have been to be alive. I really like looking at the Exposition of 1889. To my knowledge, it's basically the World Fair or what in the 20th Century will be Expo.... I'd refer to it as Exposition of 1889. Look at the year. Its 100th Anniversary of something that took place in Paris 100 years before. See way below to continue....
 
The new Paris also offered business opportunities. How? WHY? Emile Zola-who also wrote J'Accuse mastered the writing of realism referred to Department Stores as "Cathedrals of Modernity." The new paris was vibrant, alive, and promoted consumerism. The Cathedrals of Modernity offered much in fact many women will work at them. They also hurt the small business. Capitalism. 
 
Look at the Third Republic. 
 
Pan Slavism---This could be a legacy of Nationalism that is promoted by Russia and to be sure Serbs! The latter now feel a bit liberated w the Ottoman Empire in Decline. Hey! What was the "Eastern Question" all about? 
 
Schliefen Plan. Germany's ONLY plan. Invade through neutral Belgium. (this would bring GB in but germany hoped they would not or would be a non factor) then PUSH down to paris. THEN off to crush Russia. This would avoid Bismarck's great fear (although he's long been dead) of a TWO Front WAR; Western Front, Eastern Front. 
 
Remember...the Battle of Valmy in 1792 SAVED france from the european powers who'd advanced into France. They were conservative forces (of course) and would have restored Louis and end the revolution. It was a CITIZEN effort. Volunteers , sans coulotte, AND regular army soldier. Battle of the Marne, 1914 the French are saved by stopping the Gerrman in N. France. Trench warfare will ensue. Both battles, linked together could be used a synthesis as "saving" france.
 
 
Yes! 100th anniversary of the French Revolution! The Exposition will also "unveil" the building of the Eiffel Tower. It'll be the tallest man made structure in the world for like 3o years. It was made of iron and utilized modern scientific and engineering techniques. It'll also have a revolutionary device to allow guests to go the top quickly; the Lift! aka the Elevator! Go engineering! "Yeah science!" (JP)
 
I want you to look at some of the key themes that Eiffel uses there and see if it helps explain the modern age that it is in and that the Exposition hopes to share. Of note as well...many folks and even artists hated it! couldn't stand it. Of note, too. In ww1 at the battle of the marne, a radioman climbed to the top of it and was able to jam German radio transmissions to upset communications. How could you fit synthesis here? Could you? Irony? Facts? Comparison?
 
Quote below from Gustave Eiffel
 "Not only the art of the modern engineer, but also the century of Industry and Science in which we are living, and for which the way was prepared by the great scientific movement of the eighteenth century and by the Revolution of 1789, to which this monument will be built as an expression of France's gratitude"

Paris Commune Tips

After the Franco Prussia was was finished following the Battle of Sedan, people in Paris saw that they had a chance to BREAK with France and it's new Third Republic (remember, 2nd empire comes to an end after franco prussian war) Red Posters(red is the color of the PEOPLE, of revolution, of challenge to the status quo) are hung throughout the city. They will create a commune (Communards) of folks in Paris who want to transform France into a federation of separation city like states. Leaders of the Paris Commune came from groups like socialists, Jacobins(REMEMBER THEM!) and even republicans who wanted Paris to be a capitol of secular, and clerical government. Lots of the revolutionaries thought Louis Blanqui and his ideas of national workshops were great. In fact, many things they accomplished in it's short history were 1. A labor exchange. Unemployd workers could go to the city and find out about jobs. 2. NO MORE NIGHT BAKING! Think about how important this would be. Bakers would have more free time because they wouldn't have to bake all night long preparing bread for the market. 3. Nurseries for mothers who could find work were created. These nurseries would afford women the opportunity to seek employment because their children could now be cared for. women gained many rights and clubs were started all throughout Paris supporting this idea. Overall, the Paris Commune was PEOPLE driven. The people would govern and the govt would serve to help the people. 
 
The Prussian military and the new Republican govt surround the city. Many starve. Finally, a few months after the end of the Fracno prussia war the army is sent it to BREAK the commune. Lots of communards executed. Communards will retaliate by executing prisoners, too. Many on the LEFT political see the Paris commune as the FIRST successful(albeit super temporary) proletarian revolution. Conservatives hated it seeing it as revolutionary activity which will reaffirm their goal of stopping the people. 
 
THIRD republic born in 1871. ******* It starts off super conservative, gradually moves to the center, and then by 1899 it becomes radical. ****People in France, especially conservatives, will maintain the idea that Alsace Lorraine had been stolen by Germany. This idea will be a rallying cry for revenge against Germany

FOR US HISTORY

Attached is the project rubric and parent permission. THE FIRST permission slip is due Wednesday. I will not accept project without this slip. Again, it's due Wednesday!

GERMANY! ITALY! BORN. BISMARCK IS BOSS.

One misconception of Marx is that it was ANTI democratic. That’s not entirely true. What you get is universal suffrage, genderless society, NO concept of the “the nation” just the people. Of course we remember Marx’s view on parliaments; he said “they were instruments of the bourgeoisie” since before any proletariat revolution ONLY those w land, wealth, could vote; “bourgeoisie.” SO!!!! DESTROY the parliament, VIOLENT overthrow! Once this happens…..CO-OPERATION Vs. COMPETITION!!!!!!!!

 

ITALY! The dream is achieved! For almost 2k years, “Italy” was nothing more than a collection of different city state, a couple kingdoms, a republic, etc. There was NO Italy. The ideas FOR an Italy really begin to start again during the Renaissance. Guys like Bocaccio(the Decameron) Dante Alghieri (divine comedy---which’ll be written in Tuscan “italian” and serve as basis for n. Italian Italian!) and Machiavelli in the Prince called for a dude to emerge to unite “Italy” into one strong state. As you all know, the spread of nationalism from the Napoleonic wars will reawaken this feeling BUT it had been around since the Renaissance. 1848? It ultimately fails. 

1870-1 Franco Prussian War (DO YOUR READING!) also...what you have here is Napoleon III who was a protector of the Pope in Rome forced to move his troops protecting the Pope in Rome from Italy MOVE his troops to fight the Prussian. Nap III soldiers GONE, Italy swoops in. Rome now part of Italy! The Pope, no longer is charge is NOW only the boss(besides being the leader of the worlds' catholics) in charge of St. Peter's basilica and some of the land around it; the Vatican! Pope Pius IX is furious. This will lead to real friction between the Pope and the Kingdom of Italy(constitutional monarchy!!!) for decades. You'll have liberal reforms including separation of church and state FOR decades until the 1920;s. More later. 

“Germany” COULD have happened in 1848. The Frankfurt assembly, which called for LIBERAL reforms at the expense of the conservative class/junkers was all set to allow the King of Prussia to lead a “Germany” as a constitutional Monarchy. Remember, in the 19thcentury, the idea of a constitutional monarchy was quite liberal. You’d have a parliament, which’d give the PEOPLE a voice and an executive to ensure the people’s voice in parliament was respected (the king). Fredrick Wilhelm IV said “NO WAY.” I won’t take my crown from the gutter! He WOULD, however, accept the crown if elected by the various German Princes…basically, this guy wanted to reinstate the HRE w Prussia at the head. “Thanks but no thanks.” That’d be in like 1849. Ultimately, there WILL be a Parliament in Prussia. Only a small handful of men could vote. Those who paid the most in taxes; the King could also appoint peope to positions(doesn’t matter but I just wanted to let you know.) The PEOPLE don’t make kings Kings…God (divine right) and OTHER kings do(being elected by fellow “german” princes.) A german nation will not be made by the people, or by parliaments, or constitutions” it’ll be made from Blood and IRON! War will unite Germany. Wilhelm I(he was king of PRUSSIA!!) will be the first Emperor, “Kaiser” of the German Empire or “2nd Reich.” (1871)He is NOT crowned by the people, but by the ARMY, the Junkers, the Nobility. There is a great painting of this coronation which takes place at the Palace of Versailles(think who lived there and had it built!!! This was a message, a symbol)

The Kaiser will rely on the Chancellor to run day to day stuff. The Chancellor answers to one dude, the KAISER!  You do have a parliament created but it really has little power. Germany is created based on Prussian values, military and the Junker class. The Junkers are the nobility, Bismarck was a Junker. Remember, the noblitly are from the countryside. They rule the land and are more than happy w the ideas of tradition, privilege, and conservativism!!) The urban centers will have a really small voice. The German Empire has lots of catching up to do and will have England, the most powerful country in the world on their radar 

Marx

From 1848 til really the end of class no man's influence is arguably greater to our class discussion, economic development, revolution, etc than that of German born Karl Marx. Marx is NOT ethnically German; he is Jewish. I make this comment for you to understand that the man who will design the themes behind radical socialism and then ultimately communism is NOT German but Jewish. These will be important themes with where we're going. He thought the Utopian socialists like Saint Simone and Fourier and thought there critique on capitalism was good but JUST NOT clear enough. It was "scientific" enough for him. He will adopt the posture of "scientific socialism." Science and research (more than the technocracy of saint simone) will be driving force in Marx's writings. Marx studied the idea of Hegel (another german writer) who wrote of history as ever evolving. The Historical dialectic that Marx talks about in his Communist Manifesto(co written w friedrich engels) say the NATURAL evolution of society things is that new overthrow the old. He starts his diabetic by looking at and addressing the french rev> Just as the bourgeoisie realize their CLASS and work to develop capitalism, overthrow the old regime and feudalism, a NEW class will ultimately emerge to overthrow them; that of the proletariat. The industrial revolution created the proletariat. Unrestrained capitalism/laissez capitalism created it. It created the terrible working conditions, the poor pay, the miserable lives. Commericalism had the bourgeoisie to power(govt, parliaments, etc) which help further develop the industrial revolution which helped create a growing "proletariat" class. "By creating the proletariat, the bourgeoisie had sown the seeds of it's own demise." Socialism would replace capitalism when the proletariat took over. how would they take over? VIOLENT REVOLUTION. OVERTHROW govts, parliament. To guys like Marx and his followers, Parliaments and elected political bodies were tools of the bourgeoisie. Why? Cuz the bourgeoisie elected t hem!!! Remember, the franchise was only offered to a select few.NOT the wretched poor, the battered worker, the proletariat. There was no way to negotiate w them because they did not represent the people; they represented bourgeoisie. W the proletariat, the STATE 
"The proletarians have nothing to lose but their chains"! Marx---in reference to revolution. The communist STATE would own the means of the production. The individual would not own the means of production (laissez faire, capitalism) the state would provide services and protection. ******** marx saw the June Days in France(1830 revolutions, ...you know..."To the barricades!!!") as a dress rehearsal for the proletarian struggle against the bourgeoisie. Remember, it failed and Louis Philippe is installed as King of the French. He's bourgeoise in all things. 
 
CONTRARY to this you have Proudon's ANARCHY! They say "the state?"  We HATE The state!!!!!! DESTROy IT!!! Marx believed "anarchism was utopian socialism, it was not scientific. BOTH will emerge as Revoutionary ideas which spring from the economic and social inequalities of industrial rev.

 

LEQ themes to know

KNOW these themes for your LEQ
Themes relating to the congress of vienna and conservatism, themes on nationalism, Romanticism throughout Europe, Napoleon (beginning, middle and end) what do you know?, Bourbon restoration ending in 1830 w louise philippe

Romanticism

NOstalgia? A longing for the past? For many, this was the case. The world of the enlightenment brought change very quickly and unleashed the French rev THEN the napoloeonic wars. For some, it was like "thanks, but NO thanks." For folks (volk) is "Germany" the war united them against a common enemy, Napoleon. The idea of a national spirit, or "volkgeist" emerges in "Germany." This same idea of a national spirit will emerge in "Italy" too. Remember, the USA is older than both germany and italy; the latter two are relatively new. Their culture however, is very old. The rationalism of the Enlightenment AND the Revolution in France AND the attempt to spread it was too much for some. These "rational" or scientific based on ideas on the world believed that certain laws could be applied to all and that ALL would accept them; many, especially in "germany" did not accept this. **In "germany" a return to a traditional lifestyle that came before Nap and his wars/reforms was better. Something familiar, something easier. Nationalism in France was rooted in creating a NATION based on the principles SELF GOVERNMENT and NO king. Both seek to "Unite the people" We'll see elements of Romanticism and nationalism be BOTH Rightwing AND Leftwing. Remember, change focuses on the left. The Status quo, the RIGHT. 

NATIONALISM! HERE, THERE, EVERYWHERE! (IN EUROPE)

1st. NATIONALISM...we go BACK to FRANCE. "What is the 3rd estate?" Abbe Sieyes? EVERYTHING, the NATION. Not the clergy, not the NOBILITY. Also....when the Rev wars get crazy and the Prussians are threatening Paris, the LEVEE En Masse of the French people, the NATION, pushed the conservative order of the 1st Coalition OUT. Go PEOPLE, go NATION. ----Then years later when Napoleon occupied so much of Europe NATIONALISTIC movements united people to get Napoleon out of their country! None other than the germanic states. When Nap beats em he ENDS the Ancient HRE&puts in place Confederation of the Rhine. States fighting for Nationhood against conservativism will be belgium, "italys", "germanys" "Poland--AGAINST THE RUSSIANS!!!!" "austria at some point." 
 
***"German Nationalist Movement--Founded on "Passion, emotion, the past, UNITY, brotherhood, Xenophobia, ROMANTICISM, GERMAN CULTURE"---Friedrich Ludwig Jahn, AKA Father Jahn. School teacher, really the inventor of gymnastics. He saw sports and gymnastics as a healthy pursuit of young german men who must be healthy in order to kick the French/Napoleon OUT of germany. Interesting dude. TOTAL hatred towards anything French due to NAP. So much of euro culture looked like france. French culture, thought, clothes were omnipresent throughout Europe. Who wore French clothes? The nobles. Who acted French? The Nobles. HATE The nobles.  Father Jahn and his followers will move to attack NOT JUST NAPOELON but the whole of French society. THAT INCLUDES The revolutionary ideas of 1789 (liberty, fraternity, equality) THESE are NOT German ideas, they're foreign. Let's unite behind our volkgeist(soul of our people) OUR german culture and our themes. His LIBERALISM rested in his belief in nationalism. 
 
"Poles, French, priests, aristocrats and Jews are Germany's misfortune." Father Jahn  As you can see, these are not really liberal ideals. 1800's to 1820 w Jahn influencing was known as the TURNVEREIN,  or "gymnast movement." Remember, he was a gym instructor and thought gymnastics good for german men. So, BEFORE the 1840's the Turnverein will be seen as restrictive, not open to foreign ideas, STRICTLY german. IN the 1840's the Turnverein will be back as a liberal group that focuses on traditional liberal ideology(religious tolerance, laissez faire, suffrage, nationalism, et) 
 
 As i mentioned, he was a school teacher and back in the day the only kids who went to school were boys. He had a huge following of them. They were in awe of his ideas of german nationalism and identity. He was an athlete and a scholar who will really be one of the organizers of the Wartburg Festival. Again, GERMAN ideas. German religion is NOT Catholicism(LET THE AUSTRIANS HAVE THAT!) it's Lutheranism. Martin Luther, the great reformer was GERMAN. The festival takes place at wartburg castle where Luther had translated the bible into German(GO GERMANY!)  300th anniversary of 95 Theses. An anniversary of a defeat OVER napoleon. Again, it's anti foreign. These young boys form Burschenschaften, student groups, fraternities throughout university in "germany." Together they go to warburg festival, burn catholic things, burn books(this will become more familiar as a tactic of later german intolerance seen in again in 20th century---synthesis) This sort of activity is so loud that Austrian conservative mettternich freaks out. He's like NO WAY. Not while i'm around. Remember, Metternich is Austrian> What's going to happen is that austria(catholic) is going to be at the head of the German confederation and will and continue to have rivalries w the northern states which are close to Prussia. Metternich is nervous. He bans to burshcenschaften in the carlsbad decrees. As a conservative, metternich was fearful of liberal ideas. Also as a conservative he was afraid of LIBERAL ideas relating to NATIONALISM, the people!
 
 
A few years later Father Jahn arrested. However..he has influenced a young kid. A theology student name Karl Sand. Sand is inspired to MURDER an author/playright who's books were INCREDIBLY popular, pro french, made fun of certain german traditions. and who's book had been burned. Sand, as a "romantic" thought that he was saving the honor of germany. Murders Kotzebue, the playwright. 
 
The german colors of red, black and gold have multiple meanings. For our class...we'll point out that they were the colors of the soldier's uniforms who fought napoleon in 1813ish. THEN, since these soldiers fought a nationalistic war of liberation fro napoleon, the Burschenscaften will adopt them as theirs. Red, black flag w golden oak leave type things. In the 1840's during the era of Spring of Nations (nationalist movements throughout europe-----2nd semester!) the traditional idea of german flag created. 
 
let me know if i can help you. BE SURE TO READ. BE SURE TO UNDERSTAND  FRENCH REV 1830 
 

Jews, Anti Semitism, and Napoleon-EC

We have been talking about the terrible nature of anti semitism since the beginning of the year. Jews had been welcomed and flourished in Moorish controlled Spain. However, after the Reconquista and Unification of Spain, the Jews were no longer welcome. This will be the case throughout Europe. The Italian States, Poland, Hapsburb and then Bourbon Spain, and Eastern Europe. These conservative countries (remember, conservative, traditional, monarchial, catholic or Eastern Orthodox) supported the concept of a state run church and no religious tolerations. Jews were allowed to live in these countries BUT were forced to live in what will be referred to as Ghettos. Jews could only live and typically work w/in the ghetto walls. These Jewish communities provided an element of protection for jews BUT it will limit their ability to become fully enmeshed with the country in which they live in; generally, these countries were kingdoms. Napoleon was different. As a dude of who came about during the French Revolution he held true to the ideas of the Declaration of the Rights of Man and the Rev's promotion of religious tolerance. Just as Napoleon would spread the Napoleonic code to conservative countries he defeated, he ELMINATED the laws restricting the rights of Jews and allowed them to live and work outside of the Ghettos in which they were confined.  He wanted Jews to become equals tot he citizens of the country; and to the countries that he was defeating (remember, basically all of Euorpe was conservative at this point until he comes around and changes things.) Whether or not Napoleon did this to promote the ideas of egalitarianism or not, it would certainly fit into the argument of a man of the enlightenment. BUT!! If we wanted to include Machiavelli into the picture we would look at a few simple facts. Napoleon promoted religious tolerance in france. While there was NO official religion(the Concordat w the Church only made Cahtolicism the majority faith) he said Catholicism, Judaism, and other Protestant Sects had full equally. Perhaps he did this to engender the support of those who had typically been oppressed in France w the hope of creating allies in case of a renewed reactionary forces against his rule?  Who know?  On paper, Napoleon wanted jews to become equals in society, to become citizens of the french republic, therefore NATION. Jewish men will serve the state AND in the military. It will be a Jewish officer (synthesis!) named Albert Dreyfuss later in the year who is the victim of anti semistism in France. A conservative France. 
 
****All in all, when the conservative forces ultimately defeat Napoelon, they will reverse the integration of Jews into society and once again force Jews to live in Ghettos. It won't be 'til the end of the 19th century when the Emancipation of the Jews will become more and more apparent throughout Europe. 
 
4 extra credit points to the 4 BEST responses by 3pm TODAY, Dec 28th. Respond "How was Napoleon's approach to the Jews an example of Enlightenment principles? Explain why the conservative forces who dominated Europe would HATE Napoleon, his Code, his reforms. WHY would the peoples he conquered embrace his ideas BUT hate the man?" GO.