1788– Patrick Henry (TEST 4/16) Timeline of Global Conversation

1785
Virginia Ratifying Conference
(Forms of Government and Society)
1788– Edmund Pendleton (TEST 4/16)
Virginia Ratifying Conference
(Forms of Government and Society)
1790
1790– Edmund Burke (TEST 4)
Reflections on the Revolution in France
(Forms of Government and Society)
1792– Mary Wollstonecraft (TEST 3)
A Vindication of the Rights of Women
Passages from the SAT
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1791– Thomas Paine (TEST 4)
Rights of Man
(Forms of Government and Society)
1791– Talleyrand (TEST 3)
Report on Public Instruction
(Women’s Rights)
1795– Samuel T. Coleridge (TEST 11/16)

(Women’s Rights) 1795 French Revolution

(Forms of Government and Society)

1799– Anne Frances Randall (TEST 5/17)

A Letter to the women of England on the
1800 injustice of mental insubordination
(Women’s Rights)

1820

1838– Abraham Lincoln (TEST 6)

Address to the Young Men’s Lyceum
(Forms of Government and Society)

1838– Angelina E. Grimke (TEST 5) 1830

Letters to Catherine Beecher
(Slavery)
1837– Catharine Beecher (TEST 5)
1838– Sara T. Smith (10/17)
Essay on Slavery and Abolitionism
Second Anti-Slavery Convention of
American Women (Slavery)

(Slavery)

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Democracy in America 1840
(Women’s Rights)

1842– Charles Dickens (TEST 3/18)

American Notes for General Circulation
1845

(Forms of Government and Society)

1850
1854– Stephen Douglas (TEST 5/18)
Defense of the Kansas-Nebraska Bill
(Forms of Government and Society)
1849– Henry David Thoreau (TEST 6)
Resistance to Civil Government
(Forms of Government and Society)
1851– Harriet Taylor Mill (TEST 7)
Enfranchisement of Women
(Women’s Rights)

1855
1856– Charles Sumner (TEST 5/18)
The Crime Against Kansas
(Forms of Government and Society)

1858– Stephen Douglas (TEST 8)

Lincoln-Douglas Debates
(Forms of Government and Society)
1858– Abraham Lincoln (TEST 8)
Lincoln-Douglas Debates
(Forms of Government and Society)
1860
1865– Frederick Douglass (TEST 4/18)
What the Black Man Wants
(Civil Rights)
1865 1865– Richard H. Dana Jr. (TEST 4/18)
To Consider the subject of Re-
organization of the Rebel States
(Civil Rights)

1869– Elizabeth Cady Stanton (TEST 2)

Address to the 1869 Woman Suffrage
Convention
1870 (Women’s Rights)

1880
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1900

1910

1920

1930

1938– Virginia Woolf (TEST 1)

Three Guineas 1940
(Women’s Rights)

1950

1960 1969– Cesar Chavez (TEST 3/16)

Letter from Delano
(Worker’s Rights)
1970
1971– Mark Day (TEST 3/16)
40 Acres: Cesar Chavez and the Farm
1980 Workers
(Worker’s Rights)

1990

2000

2010

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