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The long 19th century. Part 2 of 3 : European history from 1789 to 1917

โœ Scribed by Weiner, Robert I

Publisher
Teaching Co
Year
2005
Tongue
English
Leaves
147
Series
Great courses (DVD)
Category
Library
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โœฆ Synopsis

Europe's 19th century, is often broadly defined as the period from the French Revolution to World War I, forming the foundation of the modern world. The course moves from the impact of both the French and Industrial Revolutions in the period from 1789-1848, into the so-called "unifications" of Italy and Germany in the 1850s and 1860s, followed by the spread of industrialism and nationalism into the furthest reaches ย Read more...


Abstract: Europe's 19th century, is often broadly defined as the period from the French Revolution to World War I, forming the foundation of the modern world. The course moves from the impact of both the French and Industrial Revolutions in the period from 1789-1848, into the so-called "unifications" of Italy and Germany in the 1850s and 1860s, followed by the spread of industrialism and nationalism into the furthest reaches of Europe toward the end of the century. The discussion provides a basis to understand this turbulent era and its effect on peasants, workers, the middle class, aristocrats, women, and minorities

โœฆ Table of Contents

Content: Disc 3: Lecture 13. Italy on the eve, an overview --
Lecture 14. Cavour and Napoleon III, "unifying" Italy --
Lecture 15. Germany on the eve --
Lecture 16. Age of Bismarck, creating the German Empire --
Lecture 17. The British way --
Lecture 18. The Russian experience, 1789-1881 --
Disc 4: Lecture 19. The apogee of Europe, 1870-1914 --
Lecture 20. The industrialization of Europe --
Lecture 21. The socialist response --
Lecture 22. The longest hatred, European anti-semitism --
Lecture 23. England, 1868-1914, liberalism to democracy --
Lecture 24. The Third Republic, France, 1870-1914.

โœฆ Subjects

Europe -- History -- 1789-1900.;Europe -- History -- 20th century.;Europe.

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