1. Industrialization and even more Global Integration
1750 – 1900 Review
Industrialization and
even more Global Integration

2. Industrialization Factors leading to industrialization - causes
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Factors leading to industrialization - causes
Industrialization
Define this event. Include the difference between the first and the second industrial revolution.
Effects #1:
New Social Classes:
Middle class – bourgeoisie
Working class – proletarian
Wide gap between rich & poor
Urbanization
Effects #2:
New economic theories:
Capitalism promoted industry, capitalists
Socialism and Marxism promoted equality of wealth and defended working class rights.
Effects #3:
New global trading patterns base
on the spread of global capitalism
Effects #4:
Imperialism
Neocolonialism
Response:
Asian states try to modernize
Anti-imperialism
Response:
Trade/labor unions
New economic theories

3. Imperialism Factors leading to Imperialism - causes Impact on Asia:
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Factors leading to Imperialism - causes
Imperialism
Define this event.
Impact on Asia:
Impact on Africa:
Examples of Rebellions against imperial rule:

4. Enlightenment Factors leading to Enlightenment Movement
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Factors leading to Enlightenment Movement
Enlightenment
Define this event. Include where it originated and spread to.
Effect #1:
Birth of liberalism:
Constitutional governments
Representative assemblies
Individual rights
Effect #2:
American Revolution
Effect #3:
French Revolution
Effect #4:
Haitian Revolution
Effect #5
Latin American Revolutions
Effect #6:
19th century social movements: abolitionist movement, end of serfdom and feminist movement

5. Nationalism Factors leading to the rise of Nationalism
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Factors leading to the rise of Nationalism
Nationalism
Define this event. Include where it originated and spread to.
Key Concept has a good definition.
Effect #1:
Effects in Europe:
German and Italy
Effect #2:
American Revolution
Effect #3:
French Revolution
Effect #4:
Haitian Revolution
Effect #5
Latin American Revolutions
Effect #6:
19th century social movements: abolitionist movement, end of serfdom and feminist movement

6. New Migration patterns
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Factors leading to migration in this era:
New Migration patterns
Describe them.
Effect of migration:
Response to migration: