HIST 2510 Chapter Notes - Chapter 3: Sacristy, Capital Formation, Human Capital
10 Aug 2016
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Revolution from above and below: european politics from the french. Revolution to the first world war (john roberts) page 27-29: Chapter 2: the industrialization of modern europe, 1750-1914 (clive. Revolution and the subsequent revolutionary and napoleonic wars: some areas of the german states silesia, saxony, rhineland-westphalia were able to exploit the opportunities opened by the first generation of factory technology between 1780 and 1820. German states, not unified into the german empire until 1871, and, across the atlantic, the. Improved transportation also raised competition levels between industrial producers by the. Industrialization as evolution: by 1914, therefore, industrialization was an established presence in many of the nations of. Industrialization is not a revolution in the sense of a violent sudden upheaval compressed into a short period of time; instead, in one measure or another, it is a process of evolution, covering many decades.
