A History of Modern Europe - From the Renaissance to the Present

552 Ch. 14 • The Industrial Revolution homeland between 1835 and 1850 (and somewhere between 1 and 2 million people died of hung ...

Industrial Work and Workers 553 and cities during the warmer months of the year, while their wives cared for the children and wh ...

554 Ch. 14 • The Industrial Revolution women did work in these industries as well. The textile industry was the sec­ ond largest ...

Industrial Work and Workers 555 Child Labor Children had always worked in agriculture, given such tasks as caring for farm anima ...

556 Ch. 14 • The Industrial Revolution Some contemporaries believed that long days of labor instilled discipline, whereas idlene ...

Industrial Work and Workers 557 of Manchester, which, like a citadel, looks threat­ eningly down from behind its high walls and ...

558 Ch. 14 • The Industrial Revolution assistance in addition to their salaries, seemed rare in the new factory towns. But some ...

Industrial Work and Workers 559 Foundling homes were overcrowded and notoriously unhealthy. In four towns in one Russian provinc ...

560 Ch. 14 • The Industrial Revolution 1840s in France and in some areas of the German states, and later in other countries. Lar ...

Industrial Work and Workers 561 protest and gradual political involvement infused communities of workers with a sense of moral s ...

562 Ch. 14 • The Industrial Revolution Socialism as a symbol of hope for the working poor, about 1848. leader of the English wor ...

The Origins of European Socialism 563 Yet, even in Britain, the most industrial nation, major impediments lim­ ited working-clas ...

564 Ch. 14 • The Industrial Revolution champions of the power of science and technology to construct new social and political in ...

The Origins of European Socialism 565 A drawing of a phalanstery contemplated by Charles Fourier. ing the wealthy man who would ...

566 Ch. 14 • The Industrial Revolution with the idea of building a canal through the Isthmus of Suez, thus joining the Red Sea a ...

The Origins of European Socialism 567 tion of the state, Proudhon was arguably the first anarchist. Karl Marx and the Origins of ...

568 Ch. 14 • The Industrial Revolution proletariat aware of its historical role. Marx called his socialism “scientific socialism ...

CHAPTER 'j 5 LIBERAL CHALLENGES TO RESTORATION EUROPE At the Congress of Vienna of 1815, representatives of the allies who had d ...

570 Ch. 15 Liberal Challenges To Restoration Europe The Congress of Vienna. European diplomacy. In fact, the Congress met offici ...

The Post-Napoleonic Settlement 571 national states whose borders would correspond to patterns of ethnic resi­ dence. Nationalism ...