History 1401E Lecture 2:
20 Dec 2017
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Industrial revolution more fundamental than anything that has happened since the. Incomplete process unified states have not completely emerged, elimination of barriers have not been complete: program: harness all to power of the state rigidities, exceptions, capitulations, elimination of barriers. Bourbon france: most powerful state at europe at this time, royal government pushes for centralization and uniformity within the country, protestants leave france, 17th century is france"s great century. Becoming one of the most successful nations economically: unique conversion of powers, 17th century = laying out sources for future power, parliamentary wins the civil wars parliamentary and protestant supremacy. Lecture #3: old regime social structures key principles. Lecture #4: old regime economic structures (with leftovers) Wednesday september 21 2016: position of women changes radically in the 19th and 20th century across western. Commercial revolution: perceptible change from 16th century, increasing rapidity from the 18th century, mercantilism (power from trade) and colonialism. Lecture #6: peace and war in the 18th century.
