The
Restoration and Neo-Classical periods were marked by dramatic shifts in the
intellectual landscape of Western Europe and settlement of colonies in the
Atlantic Empire. Political systems, religious traditions, and cultural
conventions were giving way before revolutions in theology, philosophy, and
science, simultaneously with the rise of literacy, and the expansion of
national power across a transatlantic sphere of influence. In their blog posts, students will engage with the many arguments these revolutions created as they make connections to issues and debates in the 21st-century.
| • | Doty | Nathan | http://christiankid7.blogspot.com |
| • | Eason | David | https://neo-resto-tripp.blogspot.com/ |
| • | Echevarria | Ricardo | http://ricardoecheverria2.blogspot.com |
| • | Force | Anthony | https://myggcblog1.blogspot.com/ |
| • | Henley | Daryl | https://mrdhenley.blogspot.com/ |
| • | Johnson | Elena | http://neoclassicah.blogspot.com |
| • | Parker | Jacob | https://jakesblogoffunandstuff.blogspot.com |
| • | Rhea | Cecily | http://cecilyrhea.blogspot.com |
| • | Taylor | Karen | https://karentaylor4410.blogspot.com/ |
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