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Period: Nov 7, 1400 to
collective rights
people were starting to identify themselves more as individuals by the end of this time period. -
Period: Nov 7, 1400 to
Clothes
Dress codes based on status -
Period: Nov 7, 1400 to
family size
NW-nuclear
E-bigger -
Period: Nov 7, 1400 to
shelters
shelter were made because of uncared for kids -
Period: Nov 7, 1400 to
New Ideals
New ideals were not accepted untill much later, tradition dominated. -
Period: Oct 30, 1500 to
shift
science shifts society away for traditional beliefs in all powerful dieties -
Period: to
witches
witch hunts increased as people suspected women of using magic against the new scary science. As this happened, some fled back to tradition. -
Period: to
riots
discontent with statuses -
Period: to
increased
migration to big cities -
Period: to
women
more domesticated -
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Slaves
African influence increases. -
Period: to
food
sugar important -
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Slavery
Increase in slaves and plantation economies. -
Period: to
Influence
Increase in public opinion. -
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Workers
More People allowed to work because of general amnesty -
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Organization
Napoluean organized his estate like a family farm -
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Feminism
Rises and falls -
Period: to
Degradation
Very high in eastern Europe. -
Period: to
Cholera
Struck all classes, making a demand for cleanliness, so people would be happy and not revolt. -
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Children moved out earlier
Children moved out earlier. -
Period: to
Housing
Government sees housing is a growing problem and tried to fix it. -
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film
charlie chaplain makes war commidies -
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Bicycles
Appeared in clubs and races. Increased freedom for women. -
Period: to
War
Required women to work in factories, and thus be more liberated. -
Period: to
Neo-orthodoxy and liberal theology
arguments over the diviness of G-d, led to Roman Catholic reform. -
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Women in the Workforce
More married women in the workforce. -
Period: to
Environmentalism
The German Green group an other parties bring the environment to the political forefront.