US enters WWI Germany violates the neutrality of the seas Women and WWI Gain suffrage Industrialists WWI group that benefited from WWI V.I. Real poltik Zollverein Customs union in Germany dominated by Russia Karl Marx wanted a classless society Louis Pasteur Germ Theory of Disease Electricity New power in second Industrial Revolution 1870 consumerism Markets are dominated by consumerism German Industrial Leadership beating Britain in chemical and heavy machinery second Industrial Revolution Women Found jobs in Service sectors such as teaching Socialism Worry more about the working class 19 century Education education is now free and compulsory or obligated Germany got unified in 1871 Einstein Famous for his theory of relativity Friedrich Nietzsche God is deadĬhristianity is preventing creativity Sigmund Freud behavior comes from the unconscious mind Dreyfus Affair Anti Semitism in France Realism Gleaners by Millet Impressionism Dancers by Degas Post Impressionism Van Gogh with Starry night World War I Main cause is Nationalism Schlieffen Plan Germany's plan to defeat France, then fight Russia Trench Warfare A type of combat in which opposing troops fight from trenches facing each other. Mills Men and Women treated equally Nationalism Drives the revolutions Romanticism Rejects reason Crimean War destroyed the Concert of Europe and united Italy and Germany Cavour United Italy Otto von Bismarck united Germany ![]() Women and boys no longer in mines.reduction in hoursĮducation for kids Congress of Vienna establish a balance of power in Europe Conservatism Burkeįrench Revolution Thomas Malthus worried about overpopulation so he didn't help people that were poor J.S. Parliament wins because of Cromwell's new model army English Bill of Rights lays foundation for constitutional monarchy John Locke social contract between people of government Bernini- Baroque greatest Baroque artist Isaac Newton famous for law of gravitation which proves how the universe stays in motion Women in Scientific Revolution Margaret Cavendish was a female scientist Francis Bacon talks about using the experimentation method Scientific Revolution Motive Revolution led to a lot of Profits Enlightened Secularists trying to use the laws of science applied to all parts of human life Montesquieu 3 branches of government (executive, judicial, legislative)ĭemocracy Voltaire believed that human reason was the key to progress in society not religious faith Adam Smith Laissez Faire Rousseau freedom is achieved by forcing the general will on people Salons private place to meet to discuss ideas and philosopes Mary Wollstonecraft vindication of the Rights of women Seven Years War ended with Treaty of Parisīritain dominates after war using the Treaty of Paris cottage system make products at homeĭomestic industry British vs France Government British government can borrow more money at a lower rate 18 century British Poverty Big problem was the government's attitude toward the poor French Revolution cause France has a large debt and they can't pay it off Liberty, Equality, Fraternity France slogan Constitutional Monarchy beginning of the French Revolution Robespierre leader of the Committee of Public Safety chief architect of the Reign of Terror Reign of Terror (1793-94) during the French Revolution when thousands were executed for "disloyalty" by Robespierre Haiti successful slave revolt Napoleon child of the Enlightenment and French Revolution Domestic policies Napoleon's civil code Steam Engine Caused for British to have the cheapest goods Railroads increased British superiority in engineering Child Labor repeated beatings for kids who didn't behave Great Exhibition 1851 displaced British Industrial wealth to the world Continental Industrialization government plays a heavy role Edwin Chadwick cleaned up Britain with the public health act Charles Dickens Realist writerĬoal towns Industrial Reforms induction of child labor Peter the great Westernized the Russian military English Civil War 1640s
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