This session will highlight the connections between the history of Europe and of the
Americas, from the independence of the United States to the formation of the new nationstates of Latin America. Students will reflect on Europe’s borders, the relations between
empires and nation- states, and the comparative history of state-building processes on either
side of the Atlantic.

• Collapse of the European empires
• Building the new American republics
• Societies marked by slavery

This session will reflect on the establishment of liberalism as a political idea, a form of regime
(parliamentarianism and constitutionalism) and a cultural tendency. Liberalism will be studied
in a comparative European context, including the abortive uprisings in Spain, Naples and
Russia, the repressive measures taken by the great powers of the Congress of Vienna, and
the liberal- and national-inspired revolutionary wave, from Greek independence to Belgian
independence via the July Revolution and the failure of the Polish insurrection.

• The assertion of liberalism
• Liberal movements: uprising and repression
• 1830, a transnational revolution

Criminal Law Week 2

Users

What counts as a user?

A user is someone who has authority to access the Keap software via their own username and password. Users can be managed via an admin account.

How many users are included?

Keap plans include a certain number of user license(s). Additional users can be purchased for only $29/month.

Pro – 2 users

Max – 3 users

Ultimate – 3 users

How do I add more users?

You can add users during checkout, directly through your app, or by reaching out to your Customer Success Manager or Keap support. Additional users are $29/month.