Western Civilization - History Of European Society

600Chapter 30 of France was foreign-born, and nearly 90 percent of the immigrants came from Europe—chiefly Belgians and Italians ...

The Social and Economic Structure of Contemporary Europe601 tively few regions—such as Ireland, eastern Europe, and the Balkans— ...

602Chapter 30 The economic evolution of the twentieth century also requires a global perspective on European indus- trial might. ...

The Social and Economic Structure of Contemporary Europe603 1989, although East Germany (41 percent service to 49 percent indust ...

604Chapter 30 jobs in fields such as manufacturing, heavy industry, mining, construction, and energy. It is typically manual lab ...

The Social and Economic Structure of Contemporary Europe605 economies, industrial employment was declining: In Britain it fell f ...

606Chapter 30 1910 and 1950 Europe was devastated by multiple ca- tastrophes—World War I, the Russian Revolution, the Great Depr ...

The Social and Economic Structure of Contemporary Europe607 the number of women employed grew by more than one-third. The growth ...

608Chapter 30 The vital revolution of modern European history chiefly rested upon a decline in infant mortality, and that trend ...

The Social and Economic Structure of Contemporary Europe609 During the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, economic restraints ...

610Chapter 30 in 1990, a remarkable 60 percent fall in the birthrate. In England, the rate fell from 28.6 per thousand in 1900 t ...

The Social and Economic Structure of Contemporary Europe611 rights in some Western countries challenged this trend. Aletta Jacob ...

612Chapter 30 The changing attitudes in post–World War II Eu- rope led to the reversal of the legislation outlawing abortion (se ...

The Social and Economic Structure of Contemporary Europe613 twentieth century. Total European production (exclud- ing Russia) of ...

614Chapter 30 Franklin Roosevelt). And some, such as influenza and venereal diseases, were universal pandemics that few could es ...

CHAPTER OUTLINE I. Introduction II. Postwar Europe A. The Austerity of the 1940s and the Economic Recovery III. Eastern Europe a ...

616Chapter 31
Postwar Europe No peace conference was held at the end of World War II, no treaty drawn up with the Axis powers. ...

Europe in the Age of The Cold War,1945–75617 occupation. The city of Berlin, although located deep in the Soviet zone of occupat ...

618Chapter 31 Berlin was in rubble, and forty percent of all German housing was damaged or destroyed. Much of the sur- viving pr ...

Europe in the Age of The Cold War,1945–75619 tary general of the Communist Party), Marshal Tito, who held that office until his ...