Political
change from 1750-1900
Social change from 1750-1900
Economic change
Environmental Change
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How does the resistance to colonialism due to enlightenment ideas politically change revolutions. 

Spread of Enlightenment philosophy 

  • Hobbes, Locke, Rousseau 

Spread of nationalism→ new states 

  • Unification of Italy & Germany

  • Balkans independence from Ottoman empire 

Revolutions for independence change governments 

  •  American, French, Haitian, Creole 

Anti-colonial movements

  • Propaganda movement 

  • Maori nationalism 

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How does social change affect the spread of human rights movement?

Spread of human rights movements

  • Feminism & women’s suffrage 


    • Seneca Falls 

  • Abolitionism -ending slavery 

  • End of serfdom 

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How does economic change affect the rise of industrialization?

New economic theories become dominant 

  • Adam Smith & free market capitalism 

Rise of factory system & industrialization 

  • Factory system begins in Britain w/ natural resources like coal, new inventions, political protection of property, colonial holdings, urbanization… 


    • Inventions: steam engine, water frame, interchangeable parts 

    • Spreads to US, Western Europe, Russia, Japan

  • New technology to support production & labor: steam engine, steamships, railroads, telegraph, telephone…

2nd IR focus on oil, coal, electricity, steel, chemicals 

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How does environmental change affect the industrialization lead to environmental challenges.

Negative environmental effects 

  • air/ water pollution

  • Lots of burning of fossil fuels with no regulation 

  • Waste being dumped into rivers 

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Why did people call for reform and change in the industrial societies?

  • Poor work conditions- all the problems in factories (such as low pay, dangerous conditions, long hours) motivated people to work to improve them

Poor living conditions - all these problems (such as pollution, overcrowded housing) motivated changes for a better lifestyle

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How does government interventions in industrialization affect political change in revolutions?

ention in industrialization 

  • State sponsored industrialization in China, Japan, Ottoman Empire


    • Self Strengthening movement after loss of Opium Wars 

    • Meiji Restoration 

    • Muhammad Ali & textile production  + Tanizmat 

  • Government intervention in labor practices 


    • New laws to prevent child labor + horrible work conditions 

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How does social change of revolutions affect new industrial social classes

New social classes 

  • Industrial working class, new middle class of skilled workers, upper class of factory owners

  • Upper classes have higher standard of living with mass production of goods while lower class has bad work/living conditions in slums 

Women’s roles

  • Lower class women as industrial workers 

  • Middle/upper class women= cult of domesticity 

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Hoe does economic change affect industrialization with new labor practices ?

Labor practices

  • Horrible working conditions for children + working class

  • communism/ socialism to help poor working class 

  • Robert Owen & socialism 

  • Karl Marx & communism  


    • Labor unions 

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How does agricultural improvements and technology affect industrialization?

  • More tech like seed drill helps speed up crop production and farming→ more food which can feed growing population. Increased population leads to more workers to work factory jobs and more people to consume goods so industrialization is needed  

  • Interchangeable parts means that all products are made using the same parts and pieces so factory work is more efficient and easy→ increased industrialization 

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How did industrialization change social hierarchies? 

  • of living - mainly factory workers- very low pay and low status- did not have the right to vote, etc.

  • New middle class - Made enough to have extra money- could buy extra clothes, etc.- had more status and power than workers

  • Upper class w/ higher standard of living - tended to be factory owners, bankers, or businessmen- made the most money in the hierarchy- only nobles who still owned land were as wealthy

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How did industrialization spread around the world? 

  • United States

  • Russia (state sponsored) 

  • US becomes industrial power by early 1800s through the aid of immigrant labor 

  • Russia becomes industrial power later by 1900 as the government sponsors and leads the state into industrialization 

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How did gender roles change due to industrialization?

  • Cult of domesticity for upper class women- Since upper class men made more money, women could stay at home and manage the household - expected to care for children, manage chores, etc.

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How does economic change affect industrialization changes in manufacturing and creating new institutions to manage resources? 

Increased profits for industrialized nations & decreased profits for non-industrial nations

  • Egypt, India lose out in textile & shipbuilding production to industrial nations who can produce goods for less money and time 

Economic developments & institutions 

  • Rise of consumerism 

Development of businesses based on capitalism like stock market, transnational corporations, monopolies… 

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How does access to natural resources affect industrialization? 

  • Consider coal, iron, access to waterways 

  • Having coal helps to power steam engine which provides power for machinery in factories. Iron is used to create machines and railroads to transport factory made goods. Waterways help to ship goods. 

  • Consider resources from colonies 

  • Raw materials and resources from colonies like timber and cotton help to create machines and factories 

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What was the self strengthening movement?

Chinese reform effort focused mainly on the military and economy.

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What are the effects of state sponsored industrializations?

  • China

    • Self strengthening movement- tried to modernize military, but resisted total western-style industrialization

    • Some internal resistance→ not as strong 

  • Ottoman Empire 


    • Tanzimat- a bit more industrializing than in China, but still trying to keep traditions

    • Internal resistance to reform→ not as strong

  • Japan 

Meiji Restoration - totally embraced western-style industrialization- built factories, modernized military, built cities, etc.

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Who was John Locke?

A English philosopher who opposed the divine right of kings and who asserted that people have natural right to life, liberty and property.

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How does accumulation of capital and private property affect industrialization?

  • Consider private ownership 

  • People being able to own their own money and profits encourages entrepreneurship and business creation which furthers industrialization 

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What is the Haitianas Revolution?

Slaves and freedom black Haitians successfully fought against the French to gain independence and abolish slavery.

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What is the word called for organizations of workers who fought for the right to bargain and make contracts with employers.

Labor Unions

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Who was Thomas Hobbes?

A political philosopher who advocated absolute monarchy as the only kind of government that could resolve problems caused by selfishness of human beings.

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What was the French revolution?

The revolution that began in 1789 overthrew the absolute monarchy of Bourbon and the system of aristocratics privileges, and ended with Napoleon's overthrow of the directory and seizure of the power 1799.

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How does various types of technology affect economic production?

  • Railroads & steamships-can ship goods far distances→ more trade 

Telegraph-leads to more communication to help trade and business deals happen

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Who was Simon Bolivar?

Venezuelan creole who fought against the Spanish and established the independent area called Gran Colombia.

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What was White collar?

The new middle class who had education and skills to become professionals,small business owners, and factory managers