PART II: Textbook Correlation: The Industrial Revolution and the Romantic Reaction 379, 382-385, 480-486, 514-518 People: Terms: James Watt Industrial Revolution Steam Engine William Blake Britain’s Leadership Growth of Cities Caspar David Friedrich Putting-out System Manchester Spinning Jenny Railways Water Frame The “Rocket” Romanticism Questions to Consider: PART III: Textbook Correlation: Liberal Reform and the Working Class 499-500, 510-511, 516-522, 526-531 People: Terms: David Ricardo Corn Laws Malthus on Population Thomas Malthus Peterloo Massacre Iron Law of Wages Karl Marx Act of Union Anti-Corn Law League Catholic Emancipation Act Irish Potato Famine Great Reform Bill (of 1832) Marxism Chartists Class Conflict “Six Points” of Chartism Proletariat Classical Economics Means of Production The Communist Manifesto Questions to Consider: PART IV: Textbook Correlation: Nationalism, Unification, and Reform 507-508, 540-552, 556-563 People: Terms: Otto von Bismarck Crimean War Decembrist Revolt Nicholas I (Russia) Italian Unification Official Nationality (that it happened) Alexander II (Russia) Nationalism Reforms of Alexander II Alexander III (Russia) German Confederation Abolition of Serfdom Benjamin Disraeli Austro-Prussian War Zemstvos and Judicial Reform William Gladstone North German Confederation Assassination of Alexander II Lord Salisbury Federalism Effect on Reform Reichstag Reform Act of 1867 Franco-Prussian War Irish Home Rule (as an issue) German Empire Irish Church Disestablishment Act
PART II: The Industrial Revolution and the Romantic Reaction Textbook Correlation: 379, 382-385, 480-486, 514-518 People: Terms: James Watt William Blake Caspar David Friedrich Industrial Revolution Britain’s Leadership Putting-out System Spinning Jenny Water Frame Steam Engine Growth of Cities Manchester Railways The “Rocket” Romanticism Questions to Consider: PART III: Liberal Reform and the Working Class Textbook Correlation: 499-500, 510-511, 516-522, 526-531 People: Terms: David Ricardo Thomas Malthus Karl Marx Corn Laws Peterloo Massacre Act of Union Catholic Emancipation Act Great Reform Bill (of 1832) Chartists “Six Points” of Chartism Classical Economics Malthus on Population Iron Law of Wages Anti-Corn Law League Irish Potato Famine Marxism Class Conflict Proletariat Means of Production The Communist Manifesto Questions to Consider: PART IV: Nationalism, Unification, and Reform Textbook Correlation: 507-508, 540-552, 556-563 People: Terms: Otto von Bismarck Nicholas I (Russia) Alexander II (Russia) Alexander III (Russia) Benjamin Disraeli William Gladstone Lord Salisbury Crimean War Italian Unification (that it happened) Nationalism German Confederation Austro-Prussian War North German Confederation Federalism Reichstag Franco-Prussian War German Empire Decembrist Revolt Official Nationality Reforms of Alexander II Abolition of Serfdom Zemstvos and Judicial Reform Assassination of Alexander II Effect on Reform Reform Act of 1867 Irish Home Rule (as an issue) Irish Church Disestablishment Act
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