Belle Époque.

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Belle Époque

La Belle Epoque (1896-1914) Economic Recovery and optimism North America and Western Europe Urban industrial society and its tensions Workers, Women Middle East, China, Russia Constitutional Monarchies (Iran ,1906; Ottoman Empire, 1908) Anti-foreign and anti-colonial movements (China 1900) Social revolutions (Russia 1905, 1917)

St. Petersburg, Russia Istanbul, Ottoman Empire

Industrial Workers of the World

Japan Luzon, Philippines India

La Belle Epoque (1896-1914) Economic Recovery and optimism North America and Western Europe Modern society and its tensions Workers, Women Middle East, China, Russia Constitutional Monarchies (Iran ,1906; Ottoman Empire, 1908) Anti-foreign and anti-colonial movements (China 1900) Social revolutions (Russia 1905, 1917)

Iran Ottoman Empire 1906 Constitutional revolution 1876 Constitution 1908 Young Turk Revolution 1911-12, 1912-13 Balkan Wars World War One

Decline of the Ottoman Empire

Jerusalem, 1899

Going to war Istanbul, 1911 Belgrade 1911

Ottoman retreat

China Anti foreign sentiment Boxer rebellion (1900) Treaty Qing weakened and overthrown (1911)

Righteous and Harmonious Fists (Boxers)

Boxer Rebellion: Allied expedition entering Beijing

Russia Industrialization War with Japan (1904-05) 1905 Revolution War and Revolution

Coronation of Tsar Nicholas II, (1896) Russian peasants

St. Petersburg Canteen for the poor)

Russo-Japanese War, 1904-05

Tsarist troops ready to open fire, Jan 9, 1905

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