PPT-Reaction, Revolution, and Romanticism
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32 AP European History University High School I The Conservative European Order The Dual Revolution FR Politics IR EconomicSocial Growth of industrial middle
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32 AP European History University High School I The Conservative European Order The Dual Revolution FR Politics IR EconomicSocial Growth of industrial middle class Revitalized conservatism. Threat or Promise?. Causes for Revolution. Causes for Revolution. France is near broke. Causes for Revolution. France is near broke. Lost Seven Years War. Causes for Revolution. France is near broke. –. Rebels and Dreamers. The Romantic Period 1798 -1832. Define the following Names and Terms to Know (page 651). French Revolution. Bastille. Reign of Terror. Industrial Revolution. Tories. Whigs. 1800-1855. Romanticism. The term derives from “romance,” . which from the Medieval Period (1200-1500) and on simply meant a story (e.g. all the chivalric, King Arthur legends) that was . adventuristic. and Literature. 1800-1855. What led to Romanticism?. Independence in religion and politics. Expansion in America. U. rbanization and industrialism (dehumanization). Confusion generated by science (Darwin, for example). Is there a justifiable reason to kill another person? Why or why not?. Heroic despair: . hero strays from traditional ideals. Women. don’t fulfill traditional roles. Villain: . often misunderstood and lonely. “. The Things We thrive On”. A G1 Presentation. Endorsed By: The Restoration Comedy Society. What is Melodrama?. What is Romanticism?. Basics of the . 18. th. and . 19. th. Centuries. A few Things to jog your memory….. 1/30/12 Romanticism. 1798 to 1832 in England. Shift from faith in reason to faith in imagination, senses, feelings. Shift from urban interest to rural and natural. From impersonal to subjective. From scientific/mundane to mysterious and infinite. English romanticism developed as a reaction to many social influences: . --the unrest of the French Revolution . --the excesses of the Industrial Revolution. --the widespread poverty and oppression of workers.. John . Filo. Period 4.. AP Euro. Prompt . Analyze three examples of the relationship between Romanticism and nationalism before 1850. . Foreground of Romanticism & Romantics. Romanticism was a widespread characterized by a belief in emotional exuberance, imagination, and spontaneity.. Section 1: The Industrial Revolution. Section 1: The Industrial Revolution. The Industrial Revolution in Great Britain. 1780’s. Starting . place. Agrarian revolution . Population growth. Enclosure . Romanticism 1800-1855 Romanticism The term derives from “romance,” which from the Medieval Period (1200-1500) and on simply meant a story (e.g. all the chivalric, King Arthur legends) that was adventuristic Two Contrasting Periods:. The Restoration and Eighteenth Century. 1660-1785. The Time: 1660-1785. 1666: Great Fire burns 80% of London. 1681: Woman flogged in London for becoming involved in politics. FQ: What forces for . change. were present in France, Great Britain, Belgium, Poland and Italy between 1830-1848? And how did each nation respond? What were the causes of the . revolutions of 1848. Definition:. Dark romanticism which focuses on perceived darkness in the human soul and the embrace of sin and evil in the society.. Origin. Began during social upheaval in England. Idealistic views of economic and political conditions contradicted realistic state of economy and politics.
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