HIST 1150 Midterm: History Lecture Notes for midterm
21 Mar 2013
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Origins of the new century: the european-dominated world order in. Liberalism and the spread of democracy; integral nationalism and the new imperialism of the late 19th and early 20th c. Limits to the rise of democracy and nationalism respectively in the pre- Modernization of the west via industrialization, urbanization, education, and transport/communications. The uneven process of modernization on a global scale: berlin and. Dinshawai at the start of the 20th c. The uneven process of modernization within europe: n/s and e/w divides; the continued importance of agriculture in many areas; emigration. Crimean war, 1854-56 kaiser (emperor) wilhelm ii tsar (emperor) nicholas. Scramble for africa german navy league selanik (salonika) German social democratic party (spd) ( the golden age ) Europe at the front of political affairs the height of europe. Origins of the new century: the european-dominated world order in 1914. The century of stunning success and expansion for europe stable in terms of warfare.
