HIST 1095 Lecture Notes - Lecture 9: Music Hall, Haussmann'S Renovation Of Paris, Making Money
28 Jan 2017
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1st tip: question about interpretation (not about the story of the ripper) Conclusion: restate your points. intro: very briefly recount what ripper murders were. How has culture changed: the city and new spaces of popular culture: theatres/music halls/cinemas/sports: the rise of association football/the literature of popular culture: popular magazines and. Class society in london and pairs, 1870s-1914: the establishment of the third republic in france. That republic is dominated by (cid:271)ourgeoisies(cid:859) part(cid:455) (cid:894)(cid:373)iddle-class power). Governed by middle-class population: no return to monarchy or empire, dominance of a centrist, bourgeois party, a democracy. In britain over same period, vote extended to working-class men in 1867 to 1884. These are liberal capitalist democracies (democracies that are run towards capitalism). Political system despite huge political inequality works: both countries are capitalist democracies but with large working-class populations, popular culture is designed to make money. Themes: after the commune, class politics continues. There is still class tension, division and great deal of inequality.
