Revolution and the growth of industrial society, 1789–1914
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The development of Europe in the 19th century was influenced by two major events. The French Revolution began in 1789 and its influence echoed for decades in most parts of Europe. The First World War began in 1914. It resulted from many trends in European society, culture and diplomacy in the late nineteenth century. Between these borders - one opens a series of new trends and the other brings long-term tension to the majority of modern Europe
In this 125 years, Europe united and there are major differences. Many basic cultural trends, including new literary styles and the spread of science, are spread throughout the continent. European countries are increasingly involved in diplomatic exchanges, which ultimately led to a continental system after 1871. At the same time, this is the century of evolving nationalism, individual countries protected their identity and established unprecedented border control. Finally, the European continent is divided into two different development areas. Changes such as industrial revolution and political liberalization spread first and most rapidly in the UK, France, lowland countries, Scandinavia, and Western Europe in Germany and Italy. Eastern Europe and Southern Europe changed more in the countryside, more slowly and in various ways at the beginning of this period.
Europe has witnessed important common patterns and increased mutual relations, but these trends must be evaluated based on differences between national states and larger regional differences. Several trends, including the ongoing influence of the French Revolution, last almost through the 19th century. However, the lifetime of other functions will be shortened
Some historians tend to divide the history of the 19th century into smaller blocks. Thus, 1789-1815 was defined by the French Revolution and Napoleon; between 1815 and 1848 a period of reaction and coordination was formed; from 1848 to 1871 the revolution, the German and Italian Unification of the ruled. In 1914, the age of imperialism was influenced by the new political debate and the ultimate pressure of war. However, if you rewrite these important tags, a simpler split is also useful. Between 1789 and 1849, Europe addressed the power of the political revolution and the first impact of the industrial revolution. Between 1849 and 1914, a more complete industrial society emerging, including a new form of nation and diplomacy and military alliance. In the mid-nineteenth century, whatever its form, it became a particularly important turning point in the 19th century.
The historian calls the year from 1870 to 1914 the Second Industrial Revolution. The first industrial revolution caused the growth of coal, iron, railway and textile industry, but the Second Industrial Revolution witnessed the expansion of electricity, oil and steel. Many of the changes that occurred during this period are related to the fact that old products replace new products. For example, at this time iron has replaced iron. Steel is used in construction projects, industrial machinery, railway, ship and many other items. Iron and steel production made it possible to construct railroads at competitive cost, further expanding transportation
Impact of Industrial Revolution The Industrial Revolution has brought many changes to society. Two of these changes positively and negatively affected the increase of labor force and past transportation. Suppose things are good for everyone, let's make a new job. The development of technology and industry is not society's thinking. - The European Industrial Revolution has changed Europe to today. It started in England in the 18th century and reached Western Europe in the 19th century. During the Industrial Revolution, this brought the countries new technologies, food surpluses, trade, and various forms of production. European women and children work hard and have to work in the factory. They did this to leave enough money for the family. During the Industrial