PPT-6HUM1011: Popular Protest, Riot and Reform in Britain, 1760-1848

Lecture 2 the crowd and the mob Newspaper accounts of the riots of August 2011 httpwwwtelegraphcouknewsuknewscrime8690251LondonriotsGuerrillawarfareeruptsasnooneknowswheremobwillstrikenexthtml. Revolutions . of . 1848. Europe: c. 1814. Congress of Vienna:. Late 18. th. c. French Revolution (social, economic, political). under Napoleon: France led Europe into War. defeated by ‘allies’ -- Russia, Prussia, Austria, Britain, all ‘conservative monarchies’ . An analysis of 2 incidents in Singapore’s history . Jiang Zhifeng. Faustina Joyce Fernando. Shawn Ho Cheng Ying. 1. VS.. 2. Hock Lee Bus Riots. 3. Little India Riots. 4. Assess if the 2 incidents can be considered as “riots”. Periodization. 1800. – The Election of Thomas Jefferson leading to the first peaceful transfer of political power from one political party to . another. 1848. – Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo ends the Mexican War. Chapter 12. Religion. Religious Revival. Religious Revivals (people redefining and becoming more religious) were very popular. People moved back to religion after the Enlightenment and Rationalism that occurred during the revolutionary period. Dr. Katrina Navickas. Lecture 1: types of collective action and protest. definitions. Popular protest. Popular politics. Collective action. ‘Contentious gatherings’. Movement. Social movement. riot. There were anarchist workers clubs and papers. In the middle of the May Day strikes, the . Arbeiter. . Zeitung. . called for a meeting at 7:30 pm. . The police were waiting to break up the demonstration.. Matthew Wilcox, . Yuehai. Yang, and Jacquelyn Chini. University of Central Florida. This work was supported in part by National Science Foundation grant DUE1246024. . Mini-studios. Weekly 3 hour class in addition to introductory physics lecture.. A . situation in which a large group of people behave in a violent and uncontrolled way. WHY RIOT CONTROL. Angry . mob involved in destructive . activities. Riot . control. refers to the measures used by police, military, or other security forces to control, disperse, and arrest people who are involved in a . After 1763, Parliament and the King attempt to reorganize the enlarged empire by tightening control. Many ordinary people engaged in direct often violent demonstrations against this. These actions reflected a growing socio-economic tension with the colonies. Punch. , April 1848. Mob Orator. :. Tell me, minion! Is it the intention of your proud masters at all hazards to prevent our demonstration?. Magistrate (blandly). :. Yes, Sir.. Mob Orator. :. Then know, o myrmidon of the brutal Whigs, that I shall go home to my tea, and advise my comrades to do the same.. Peterloo 16 August 1819 A fearful establishment reacts in blood Waterloo ENDING 20 YEARS OF WAR ECONOMIC DISRUPTION RETURN OF 300,000 SERVICEMEN REVIVAL OF RADICALS – ELECTORAL REFORM A failing & rotten system What . happened at St Peter’s Field?. What do these represent?. https://wikivisually.com/wiki/Peterloo_Massacre. http://peterloo.mlfhs.org.uk/official/maps.php. Banners. http://www.gmmg.org.uk/our-connected-history/item/peterloo-banner/. 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. Karl Marx. b. elieved that England was ripe . for a proletarian revolution.. PARLIAMENT. House of . LORDS. House of . COMMONS. Hereditary Nobility. . & Church Leaders. “Elected”. (LIMITED Suffrage).