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Which political ideology emerged, in part, as a response to the social and economic changes brought about by the Industrial Revolution?
Which political ideology emerged, in part, as a response to the social and economic changes brought about by the Industrial Revolution?
- Absolutism
- Socialism (correct)
- Monarchism
- Conservatism
Realist artists and writers sought to depict idealized versions of life, focusing on beauty and heroism, rather than portraying the harsh realities of industrialization and class conflict.
Realist artists and writers sought to depict idealized versions of life, focusing on beauty and heroism, rather than portraying the harsh realities of industrialization and class conflict.
False (B)
What was the Concert of Europe, and how did the Crimean War expose its decline?
What was the Concert of Europe, and how did the Crimean War expose its decline?
The Concert of Europe was a system aimed at maintaining a balance of power and preventing major conflicts in Europe. The Crimean War exposed its decline by demonstrating the inability of the major powers to maintain unity and prevent war.
The policy of __________ employed by Otto von Bismarck involved using practical, often ruthless, means to achieve political goals, particularly the unification of Germany.
The policy of __________ employed by Otto von Bismarck involved using practical, often ruthless, means to achieve political goals, particularly the unification of Germany.
Match the following leaders with their roles in the unification of Italy and Germany:
Match the following leaders with their roles in the unification of Italy and Germany:
Which factor primarily challenged the Austro-Hungarian Empire's ability to maintain unity?
Which factor primarily challenged the Austro-Hungarian Empire's ability to maintain unity?
Under Napoleon III, France experienced a period of economic stagnation and political repression.
Under Napoleon III, France experienced a period of economic stagnation and political repression.
What was the primary goal of the reforms introduced in Russia under Alexander II?
What was the primary goal of the reforms introduced in Russia under Alexander II?
The shift from Romanticism to __________ in art and literature reflected a move towards depicting the world as it truly was, often focusing on the everyday lives of ordinary people.
The shift from Romanticism to __________ in art and literature reflected a move towards depicting the world as it truly was, often focusing on the everyday lives of ordinary people.
Match the following technological advancements of the Second Industrial Revolution with their impacts on European economies and societies:
Match the following technological advancements of the Second Industrial Revolution with their impacts on European economies and societies:
How did the expansion of suffrage and the development of mass politics transform governance in European nations?
How did the expansion of suffrage and the development of mass politics transform governance in European nations?
Darwin's theory of evolution had little to no impact on broader cultural and political thought in 19th-century Europe.
Darwin's theory of evolution had little to no impact on broader cultural and political thought in 19th-century Europe.
In the late 19th century, how did urbanization and the growth of cities impact social structures and living conditions in Europe?
In the late 19th century, how did urbanization and the growth of cities impact social structures and living conditions in Europe?
The rise of mass __________ and department stores reflected broader economic and social changes in the late 19th century, including increased disposable income and a shift towards a consumer culture.
The rise of mass __________ and department stores reflected broader economic and social changes in the late 19th century, including increased disposable income and a shift towards a consumer culture.
Match the following descriptions with the appropriate author or artist associated with Realism
Match the following descriptions with the appropriate author or artist associated with Realism
What role did mass education play in shaping national identities and political systems in Europe during the late 19th century?
What role did mass education play in shaping national identities and political systems in Europe during the late 19th century?
In the late 19th century, women's roles and rights remained largely unchanged, with few opportunities for employment or legal advancement.
In the late 19th century, women's roles and rights remained largely unchanged, with few opportunities for employment or legal advancement.
What were the major demographic changes in Europe between 1871 and 1914, and what factors contributed to these shifts?
What were the major demographic changes in Europe between 1871 and 1914, and what factors contributed to these shifts?
The concept of mass __________ emerged in the late 19th century, reflecting increased leisure time and disposable income among certain social classes.
The concept of mass __________ emerged in the late 19th century, reflecting increased leisure time and disposable income among certain social classes.
Match the influence of nationalism on domestic and foreign policies in 19th-century European nations:
Match the influence of nationalism on domestic and foreign policies in 19th-century European nations:
Flashcards
What is Realism?
What is Realism?
A movement that aimed to depict the social and political realities of the 19th century. Realist artists and writers responded to industrialization, urbanization, and class conflict.
Urbanization effects
Urbanization effects
It influenced population growth, migration to cities, expansion of public services, and changes in class relations and living conditions.
Factors in Unification
Factors in Unification
Key factors included political maneuvering by leaders like Cavour and Bismarck, nationalist sentiments, and military victories.
Bismarck's Strategy
Bismarck's Strategy
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Nationalism's Influence
Nationalism's Influence
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Purpose of mass education
Purpose of mass education
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Second Industrial Revolution impact
Second Industrial Revolution impact
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Darwinism impact (cultural)
Darwinism impact (cultural)
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19th Century Demographic Change
19th Century Demographic Change
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Women in the Workforce
Women in the Workforce
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Study Notes
- The Industrial Revolution significantly reshaped 19th Century European society.
- These changes spurred broader political and cultural shifts
- Areas impacted included class structure, daily life, labor relations, and ideologies like socialism and liberalism.
- Realism in art and literature mirrored 19th-century Europe's social and political realities.
- Realist artists responded to industrialization, urbanization, and class conflict.
- Realists contrasted with earlier Romantic artists and writers.
- Urbanization and mass society influenced social structures and daily life in the late 19th century.
- Effects included population growth, migration to cities, and the expansion of public service.
- These trends impacted class relations, living conditions, and cultural developments.
- Women's role in the workforce evolved in the late 19th century, leading to societal responses.
- Women faced challenges and their labor market involvement spurred debates on gender roles and rights.
- Key factors led to the unification of Italy and Germany in the mid-19th century.
- Significant leaders were involved in both movements.
- Otto von Bismarck used diplomacy and war to unify Germany.
- Realpolitik significantly influenced his strategy.
- The Austro-Hungarian Empire faced challenges in maintaining unity among diverse ethnic groups.
- France's political landscape changed under Napoleon III, with both successes and failures.
- Romanticism shifted to Realism in art and literature.
- Specific authors and artists embodied this movement.
- The Crimean War highlighted the decline of the Concert of Europe.
- The war shifted the balance of power in Europe.
- Major reforms under Alexander III in Russia ultimately failed to satisfy the population
- Nationalism influenced domestic and foreign policies in 19th-century European states.
- Industrialization shaped political and social developments during the era of nationalism.
- Scientific and intellectual trends like Darwinism influenced broader cultural and political thought.
- Key technological advancements during the Second Industrial Revolution impacted European economies and societies.
- Urbanization and city growth influenced social structures and living conditions in late 19th-century Europe.
- Mass education shaped national identities and political systems in Europe.
- Mass leisure emerged, impacting different social classes.
- Expansion of suffrage and mass politics transformed governance and citizen participation in European nations.
- The roles and rights of women evolved, particularly concerning employment and legal status.
- Major demographic changes occurred in Europe between 1871 and 1894.
- Factors contributed to these shifts.
- Scientific discoveries and technological innovations shaped public perceptions of progress and modernity.
- Motivations behind compulsory primary education existed.
- Compulsory primary education affected European societies.
- The rise of mass consumption and department stores reflected broader economic and social changes in the late 19th century.
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