Main Periods 1250-1350Pre-modern World System 1350-1450Feudal Crisis 1450-1650Beginnings of the Modern World System 1750-1850The Age of Revolution 1850-1873Victorian.

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Main Periods Pre-modern World System Feudal Crisis Beginnings of the Modern World System The Age of Revolution Victorian Expansion The Age of Empire

The Age of Empire The Great Depression Responses La Belle Époque

The Great Depression of the Nineteenth Century Decline in profitability –Decline in prices faster than decline in wages Speculation –Big international financial firms Crash

The Great Depression of the Nineteenth Century Decline in profitability –Decline in prices faster than decline in wages Speculation –Big international financial firms Crash

Responses to crisis Migration Protection Growth in firm size Imperialism

Migration Ellis Island

Migration

Railroad construction, west coast

Responses to crisis Migration Protection (Growing role of the state) Growth in firm size Imperialism

Carnegie Steel, Homestead, PA (1890s)

IMPERIALISM

Kaiser Wilhelm of Germany and Sultan Abdulhamid II, Ottoman Empire

Berlin Conference ( )

King Leopold II, Belgium

King Leopold’s Victims

British in Egypt, 1882 Urabi Pasha Bombing Alexandria

British in Egypt, 1882

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