The Age of Revolutions

After the French Revolution in the second half of the 18th century and the industrial revolution of the 19th century, many Europeans were urged to encourage the revolution to gain more freedom and protection. I hope that the freedom gained during the French Revolution can be expanded to a wider range and to further promote all freedoms. To end the abuse of the industrial revolution and to protect those who need urgent protection, others want to be restricted. Lower classes and working classes after France and the Industrial Revolution hope that the confrontation between the classes will be completely resolved.

The era of revolution (1750-1917) The era of revolution was the era when the Western countries experienced several major revolution and changed society from dictatorial monarchy to more democratic republic. The revolution in America and France, the political uprising in Europe in 1848, the main revolution in this era, including the Kuomintang revolution in Italy, Greece, and Latin America. It also includes the Haitian Revolution against slavery. See also romantic poets (Breake, Keats, Callridge, Wordsworth, Sherry) and famous revolutionaries (1790s - 1850s) and romantic artists, composers and writers. The romantic era is part of the reaction to a reasonable belief. This is also a response to the industrial revolution, emphasizing the belief in nature and the spiritual need of human beings.

The golden age of the United States expanded from 1877 to 1890. In addition to the era of gold plating, there was a second industrial revolution. Meanwhile, the US experienced "one of the fastest and most serious economic revolution in history" (Foner, 2012, pp. 586). - Learn from past mistakes, teach history to not happen again. Industrial revolution was a terrible era for the working class. The industrial revolution brought pain, suffering, and death to many people, but today's economists have not learned the lesson. Sweatshops is a modern version of the factory during the Industrial Revolution

What happened in 2008 was the end of the industrial era. The industrial revolution including steam engines at the beginning of the 18th century grew from the 19th century to the early 20th century to the industrial era and the electronically related world economy emerged in the latter half of the 20th century. By that time, production materials (ie factories) began to integrate with computerized robots and redefined the whole concept of "industry". Historians can easily choose the beginning of the 1980s as the end of the industrial era. This is an era of shocking economic change, when a large domestic industrial company in the United States suddenly went bankrupt. Not only are thousands of people working faithfully for these industry giants unemployed, they have no promised retirement plans.