Ms. Susan M. Pojer and Miss Raia La Belle Epoque [1871-1914]: “The Beautiful Era”

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Ms. Susan M. Pojer and Miss Raia La Belle Epoque [ ]: “The Beautiful Era”

Characteristics of La Belle Epoch 1.Materialism Higher standard of living Higher standard of living Increased consumption Increased consumption Sports attracted increased spectators and participants Sports attracted increased spectators and participants Increased numbers of women took part in bicycling and sports clubs Increased numbers of women took part in bicycling and sports clubs Started dressing in more comfortable clothing Started dressing in more comfortable clothing Cafes and Taverns Cafes and Taverns Department stores Department stores Dance Halls and concert halls Dance Halls and concert halls

2.Increased European Population 3.Growth of Cities & Urban Life 4.Migration from Europe   60 million left Europe  Went to  US, Argentina, Brazil, Canada, Australia/N. Zeal. 5. “Second” Industrial Revolution  Steam  electricity  Internal combustion & diesel engines.  Cars, planes, submarines. Characteristics of La Belle Epoch

Second” Industrial Revolution Britain  “The World’s Industrial Workshop” 5.“Second” Industrial Revolution Britain  “The World’s Industrial Workshop”  Corporations  limited liability of investments.  Mass production. 6.Free Trade [esp. in England] 7.World Markets [Global Economy, Part II] 8.Advance of Democracy  Extension of the vote to the working class. Characteristics of La Belle Epoch

9.The Appeal of Socialism  By the 1880s, most socialist parties were Marxist [esp. Ger. & Fr.]  Not very successful in England. 10.Faith in Science Alone  Science at the core of industrialization.  Charles Darwin Origin of Species [1859] Origin of Species [1859] “survival of the fittest” “survival of the fittest” Characteristics of La Belle Epoch

10.Faith in Science Alone [con’t.]  “Social Darwinism”  Herbert Spenser  Newtonian Science turned on its head Einstein  “Theory of Relativity”  nature & energy were separate & distinct. Einstein  “Theory of Relativity”  nature & energy were separate & distinct. Max Planck  Quantum Physics Max Planck  Quantum Physics Characteristics of La Belle Epoch

10.Faith in Science Alone [con’t.]  Professionalization of “new” sciences [anthropology, archeaology,etc.] Psychology Psychology  Ivan Pavlov  conditioned responses  Sigmund Freud  psychoanalysis o The Interpretation of Dreams [1900] o The role of the unconscious [the id, ego, super ego]. Characteristics of La Belle Epoch

13.Anti-Semitism  Dreyfus Affair  Theodore Herzl  Der Judenstaat [The Jewish State], 1896 “Father of Modern Zionism” “Father of Modern Zionism” 14.Women’s Movement  Emmeline Pankhurst 15.The “New” Imperialism 16.Militarism  glorification of war Characteristics of La Belle Epoch

17. Education State’s role in education increased leading to further secularization of societyState’s role in education increased leading to further secularization of society By 1900 in England all children 5 to 12 were required to attend primary schoolBy 1900 in England all children 5 to 12 were required to attend primary school Education was freeEducation was free French Ferry Laws required children ages 3-13 to attend primary schoolsFrench Ferry Laws required children ages 3-13 to attend primary schools Effects? – significant increase in literacyEffects? – significant increase in literacy Girls had less access to secondary education than boys but schools for girls increasedGirls had less access to secondary education than boys but schools for girls increased Characteristics of La Belle Epoch