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12 Industrialization & Nationalism
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Objective: Describe the Industrialization and factors that led to it.
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I. INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION IN GREAT BRITAIN A. Contributing Factors:
1. Agriculture practices 2. Abundant food supply 3. Capital ($) supply/Entrepreneurs 4. Natural Resources 5. Markets to sell goods (textile) B. Change in Cotton Production 1. cottage industry 2. flying shuttle, spinning jenny, water-powered loom, steam engine
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C. Coal & Iron Industry steam engine success increased need for coal. Puddling – D. Railroads Year round transport, all weather, faster, heavier loads….led the RXR building jobs
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E. New Factories Led to new working environment that rural workers not used to How were adult and children factory workers disciplined?
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II. Spread of Industrialization
GB=world’s 1st & richest industrial nation! A. In Europe – spread at different times where gov’t encouraged w/$ to build. B. In U.S. – Robert Fulton 1807 Why was RXR’s so important to the Am. Industrial Revolution?
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III. Social Impact in Europe
drastically changed- creating 2 new social classes: industrial middle class & industrial working class A. Growth of population/cities Doubled due to Ind. Rev. & decline of war and disease - rapid growth=poor living conditions
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B. Industrial Middle Class
Industrial capitalism – economic system based on industrial production. Industrial middle class – those who built factories, bought machines, found markets C. Industrial working class Hard working conditions: Factory Act
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(replacing competition with cooperation) Summary
D. Socialism – system in which society, usually in the form of gov’t, owns and controls some means of production (factories) (replacing competition with cooperation) Summary What changed as a result of the Industrial Revolution? What were some contributing factors?
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12:2-3 STUDY GUIDE Answer and review Objectives:
Who are the great powers of Europe after Napoleon? What is meant by nationalism?
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12:2-3 Congress of Vienna (Austria) – meeting of great powers after Napoleon’s defeat. (GB, Austria, Russia, Prussia) Prince Klemens von Metternich- Austrian Prime Minister, said he was guided by Principle of legitimacy= monarchs from the royal families that ruled before Napoleon would be restored
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Conservatism – against revolutions; favored obeying political authority.
The great powers adopted a principle of intervention = gave powers right to use force to restore order, helping place monarchs to their thrones. Liberalism – believed people Should be free from gov’t restraint And rule by constitution
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Nationalism – pride and loyalty to own nation.
Universal male suffrage – “Realpolitik” – politics of reality….based on practical matters rather than ethics or theory
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(12:3) Concert of Europe = meetings that met to maintain new balance of power in Europe Crimean War – Russians & Ottoman Empire in Balkans…then GB & France declare war on Russia. Russia is defeated! Germany unites and b/c strongest power..under PM Otto von Bismarck Kaiser = emperor of 2nd German Empire
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Queen Victorian Era
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Britain = stable with strong economy under Queen Victoria…1837-1901
Britain = stable with strong economy under Queen Victoria… Victorian Age France = Napoleon’s son re-elected by plebiscite – popular vote Austrian Empire compromise b/t its multi-national state = Austria-Hungary….each w/ own capital but held together with single monarch
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Russia – czar with unlimited power, gov’t based on secret police, repression & censorship
United States (1860) – nationalism threatened by slavery…(abolition vs. emancipation). Canadian nation emerges…as result of 7 yrs war b/t France & Britain…Canada is handed to British who joins it into provinces est. nation (Dominion of Canada)
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12:4 Culture Romanticism & Realism
Romanticism – new intellectual movement that emerged as a reaction to ideas of the Enlightenment. Enlightenment stressed reason as means for discovering the truth. Romantics emphasized feelings, emotion & imagination as sources of knowing….also valued individualism
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Gothic art, literature and architecture rose
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Identify: Beethoven Charles Darwin theory Realism Charles Dickens
What factors helped produce the realism movement?
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Fill in the chart Scientist Discovery Pasteur Mendeleyev Faraday
Darwin
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Ch. 12 Summary Describe the impact of the Industrial Revolution
Explain reasons of revolutionary outbursts in Europe Describe developments in the U.S. and Canada Describe characteristics of romanticism & realism
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