Unit 10: Nationalism, Mass Politics and Imperialism

Importance: This measure is the same as the bill of 1867, extending the same voting qualifications that exist in town, basically a modern single member constituency as a regular model of parliamentary representative Establish. However, the 1884 reform law has not established a universal constituency system. At the time, the size of the voters was greatly expanded, but at that time all women and 40% adult men had not yet voted.

The importance is in two parts. One is anti-Semitism and Catholic army, the other is civil liberals and more radical Republican. As a result, the government blocked all relations with the church no longer being a pastor of a public school, and the Catholic Church lost a lot of persuasive power.

Metric Unit It is not surprising that in the majority of our legislation reference to measurements is in the form of an empire as the UK's main measurement system was always an imperialist system. All of these laws must be explicitly revised before the UK becomes a true metering country, but because the statutory requirements of the weighing system can still be done in the usual weighing system, in a relatively small number of cases With great ban on banned. Those working in the middle meet (3) the measurement of domestic standards, in particular the standards required by the manufacturing industry for metric production of materials and parts. In the UK, this work is considered the most important and important function of standard change. Prior to the establishment of the Measurement Committee, the British Standards Association (equivalent to the US Standards Bureau) is also the center of the planning industry plan.

Imperialism takes political control and creates forms of economic dependence. In Europe, the age of imperialism was consistent with the expansion of nationalism and unity, but in the past split political units were unified under monarchy. Because they insisted that people gathered under the monarchy and had the power to rule them, the unification allowed construction of the empire. For example, unification of Germany and Italy. By the end of the nineteenth century, imperialism became a policy pursuing colonial expansion with various European powers. When he defended this policy French President Jules Ferry told his parliament:

Imperialism 1890 - 1913, the United States worked under what is called imperialism. Under imperialism, a powerful country creates an empire by dominating weak nations such as economic, political, cultural and military. The reasons for this imperialist growth are economic factors, nationalistic factors, military factors and human factors. In the United States, there are people who oppose this, others do not. - Imperialism is political, economic, cultural or national. Empire's colonization was a time to start feeling. Imperialists will increase their importance and power by winning the empire. Several acquisitions were forced by political conflict. The country may occupy the territory to prevent competing countries from expanding to that area. Some countries will expand economic value or personal wealth