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was the century of science,and the eighteen was the century of philosophy,then te nineteenth century was the century of engineering. This lead to a machine revolution that changed every stage of manufacturing in the textile, iron, printing, paper-marking and other industries. So the combination of all these developments-bigger farms, plentiful coal ,miners to dig it up, steam engines, trains to move materials, and precision machine-led to many new technologies.
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patent the first workable steam pump,which he called the “Miner`s Friend,or and Engiere the Raise water by fire”. Designed to draw wáter from mines.
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-1700s to the mid-1800s,farms changed ,growing larger as common land became enclosed and farmers started using an improved crop rotation plan to get more of out of their land-big
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improved the work of New comen. Watt added a new chamber and This made Newcomen´s design more cost-effective and doubled it´s efficiency by reducing wasted energy
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- of London decided it needed another bridge across the River Thames.
- the capital generated by cottage industries bécame the foundation for factories and factories offered lots of advantages over a rural cottage
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connected cities, symbolizing progress but they also brought about the destruction of rural lands, divisions between social classes.
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There was social seizures, physical deprivations, misery, extreme population growth/ poor quality of life, people left the farms to go work into the factories
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creating new goods, new classes of owners and laborers environmental problems.
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was also transformed for many people by the development of telegraph, sending messages over long distances using electrical signals.
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She was 18 years old.
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Prince Albert wasn’t loved for the community at the beginning, and Victoria didn’t give him an important paper into the Parliament or next to her.
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the Nemesis,was built in the British East India Company.
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and because of the typically maternity problems, Prince Albert became his sovereign
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first son of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert
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+He creates the SS Great Britain Steamboat, which reduces the trips from 3 month to 15 days.
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because of the lack of grains. Land owners and the infamous Corn Laws put high prices for their productions, so it wasn’t cheap to buy products derived from grains.
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1846- Ireland suffered a massive famine,where 1.5 million people died.
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so Great Britain open their doors to EEUU exportations.
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Started in the south of Italy and extends to the Continental Europe. It affected France, Russia, Germany, Austria, Italy, Spain and Turkish.
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created the great exhibition of works of industry from all Nations.
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designed an amazing building made all by crystal, It occupied 8 hectares. Well known by the name “Crystal Palace”.
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and 16 million people moved from Great Britain.
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Lots of British people form colonies in the outside of India and took Indians as their Slaves. That British People wanted the “evangelization” of the Indian people, because some of their religious belief where scandalous.
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It took place in Crimea and France were their allies, but Great Britain lost.
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a share of purple known as mauveine.
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Kanpur massacre took part there.
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He was really intelligent and had liberal ideals for that century. When his father died, the relationship with his mother, Queen Victoria, got frozen.
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He was 21 and she 18 years old. It was in that way because “Bertie”, as his family called him, liked to have affairs with different woman every day.
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Alexandra got really ill and Bertie didn’t stay at home, he spends nights and days in bars, theatres, smoking, eating, having affairs.
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and defended his ideas that more Indian people took important places into the parliament.
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and there started the imperialist struggle for Africa.
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but his husband discover it and they were exposed.
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So the Parliament and Queen Victoria took all the power over finances out of him
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who got up against their corrupt government. This happened in Sudan, later moved to Egypt and finished in the Suez Canal
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was sent to Sudan because of a Rebellion from Indian people, Gordon though that he could made that people to change their minds and he resisted into a full closed city, waiting for more British troops. That situation was like this during 8 months, but Indians didn’t want to wait more and attacked the hole city, killing everybody in the city and the General.
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Edward was 48 years old and he fall in love with lady Daisy Warrick who was 20 years younger. They had a very intense love.
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there were rumors that they married to stop the abuse that said George was gay.
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So Daisy and Edward finished their 10 years affair, and Bertie continue his relationship with her wife Alexandra.
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at age of 81 years old. January 22nd 1901
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He didn’t have enough experience in the power, he never had that kind of responsibility. Doctors started to worried about his health, he had over weigh and smoke so much. He was diagnosed with appendicitis; doctors operate him, he almost died. August 9th 1902 King Edward VII was coronated.
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all the women who were important for he, had a place next to him. (His wife and All his mistress).
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Queen Victoria, King Edward VII liked to be seen in public events. In a way, he was the first democratic king. He wanted to be a symbol of unity.
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was Boulding up his armed forces for a possible future war. Bertie knew that this war was so closer, and wanted that Britain were prepared. He went to Paris, in a “secret” trip, but when he arrived lot of people assault him. ¡After one day everyone loved him! He was a very good, sweet and great man.
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in case of a war. To keep peace the German Naval.
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and build better ships, he always looked at the future.
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with a chronic emphysema, and had a series of heart attacks.
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in May 10th 1910, he was with her wife Alexandra and his mistress Alice Cabot.
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it was decided that his body would live in state at west minister for the public. He was the first British monarch ever to do this. King Edward VII was king only for 9 years.
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fight for the right of vote
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, she put into her social welfare work opening schools and play centers, etc. Queen Victoria had stamped her presence on the throne with a dignified and sober Authority, she was a fixture of everybody`s life.
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real rivals to royalty for fame and glamour were sporting heroes.
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His son Edward VIII took his place.