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Living Conditions & Imperialism Review in Middle Class Life

Explore how the Industrial Revolution impacted living conditions, the rise of multi-story tenements, motives of imperialism, and the outcomes of World War I. Learn about social Darwinism, economic motivations, and the Treaty of Versailles.

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Living Conditions & Imperialism Review in Middle Class Life

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  1. 1st NINE WEEKS REVIEW

  2. Middle Class

  3. Living ConditionsHow the other half lives

  4. Multi-story Tenements created extra space.

  5. “Whilst the engines run, people must work… men, women, and children are yoked together with iron and steam…

  6. Corporationscontrolled entire industries

  7. Thomas Malthus

  8. From steam to electricity

  9. Children had to work in factories

  10. IMPERIALISM

  11. MOTIVES • ECONOMIC • HUMANITARISM • SOCIAL DARWINISM • POLITICAL

  12. Social Darwinism • Had a duty to civilize an inferior race.

  13. The Industrial Revolution Needed • This led to new imperialism

  14. Direct Rule • The French sent soldiers to foreign land to rule

  15. The west wanted to gain foreign colonies: Political Motives

  16. Britain used Direct rule: locals to govern

  17. Paris Peace Conference • Allies had conflicting goals

  18. Treaty of Versailles • Blamed Germany for war • Germany had to pay reparations

  19. League of Nations • It was weak because the U.S. did not join

  20. Collective Security • Nations join together to keep the peace

  21. Germany had to give up colonies due to loosing the war

  22. One result of total war was rationing.

  23. Made the world smaller

  24. U.S. Enters the WWI

  25. Western Front • Trenches • Stalemate • Battle lines unchanged

  26. Eastern Front • Higher causalities than the west

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