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Chapter 20

Chapter 20. THE INDUSTRIAL REVOLTUION AND ITS IMPACT ON EUROPEAN SOCIETY. The Industrial Revolution in Great Britain. Origins of the Industrial Revolution Technological Changes and New Forms of Industrial Organization The Cotton Industry The Steam Engine The Iron Industry

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Chapter 20

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  1. Chapter 20 THE INDUSTRIAL REVOLTUION AND ITS IMPACT ON EUROPEAN SOCIETY

  2. The Industrial Revolution in Great Britain Origins of the Industrial Revolution Technological Changes and New Forms of Industrial Organization The Cotton Industry The Steam Engine The Iron Industry A Revolution in Transportation The Industrial Factory The Great Exhibition: Britain in 1851

  3. The Spread of Industrialization Industrialization on the Continent Centers of Continental Industrialization The Industrial Revolution in the United States Limiting the Spread of Industrialization The Example of India

  4. The Social Impact of the Industrial Revolution Population Growth The Great Hunger The Growth of Cities Urban Living Conditions in the Early Industrial Era Urban Reformers New Social Classes: The Industrial Middle Class New Social Classes: Workers in the Industrial Age Working Conditions for the Industrial Working Class Efforts at Change: The Workers Luddites Chartism Efforts at Change: Reformers and Government

  5. Chapter 23. MASS SOCIETY IN AN “AGE OF PROGRESS,” 1871-1894

  6. The Growth of Industrial Prosperity New Products New Markets New Patterns in an Industrial Economy The Spread of Industrialization A World Economy Women and Work: New Job Opportunities Organizing the Working Classes Socialist Parties Evolutionary Socialism Trade Unions

  7. The Emergence of Mass Society Population Growth Emigration Transformation of the Urban Environment Improving Living Conditions Housing Needs The Social Structure of a Mass Society The Upper Classes The Middle Classes The Lower Classes The “Woman Question”: The Role of Women The Middle-Class Family The Working-Class Family Education in the Mass Society Universal Elementary Education Female Teachers Literacy and the Mass Newspaper Mass Leisure

  8. The National State Western Europe: The Growth of Political Democracy Reform in Britain The Third Republic in France Italy Central and Eastern Europe: Persistence of the Old Order Germany Austria-Hungary Russia

  9. De Mediados del Siglo XIX a Principios de 1920 Industrialización e Imperialismo Hegemonía británica y la confrontación de intereses imperialistas en Asia, África y Oceanía

  10. Colonialismo Es el proceso mediante el cual la soberanía de un territorio o una nación, es asumida por otro Estado o gobierno. La potencia promueve la implantación de colonos de su propia nación en el territorio conquistado; impone su autoridad, toma las decisiones políticas y da lugar a cambios en las políticas económicas y sociales.

  11. El Mundo durante la Era del Colonialismo

  12. Va a diferir económica y políticamente del colonialismo de épocas anteriores, pues las potencias europeas van a penetrar ahora más profundamente en los países dependientes: invierten capital, organizan minas, fábricas y ferrocarriles. Buscaba obtener materias primas y mercados para las mercaderías industriales, oportunidades para las empresas de los países imperialistas y, en muchos casos, la posibilidad de migración de una de la población del Estado imperial hacia la colonia. Imperialismo

  13. Causas del Imperialismo • El Contexto Mundial • El Surgimiento de los Estados Nacionales • Motivos Económicos • Motivos Religiosos • Darwinismo Social y Racismo • Afán de Exploración

  14. Imperialismo Del Siglo XIX Y XX • Imperios Mayores • Imperio Británico • Frances • Ruso • Imperios Menores • Alemania • Italia • Holanda • Bélgica • Portugal • España • Nuevos Imperios • Estados Unidos de America • Japón

  15. El Mundo durante la Era del Imperialismo

  16. Conferencia de Berlín La Repartición de Africa

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