Revolutions

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    Industrial Revolution

  • American Revolution (1765-1791)

    American Revolution (1765-1791)
    American british territories wanted to become independent of Great Britain
  • First factories and Steam Machine

    First factories and Steam Machine
    James Watt invented the Steam Machine to replace the machines powered by hydraulic energy.
  • French Revolution (1789-1799)

    French Revolution (1789-1799)
    -Revolution against the nobility.
    -The bourgeoise wanted privileges.
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    Napoleonic Empire

    Napoleon ruled France and started to conquer lots of territories
  • Congress of Vienna event and Napoleon´s death

    Congress of Vienna event and Napoleon´s death
    People made and assemble to restore the borders after Napoleon´s defeat.
  • 1820

    1820
    -Spain- Pavia- Fernando VII (constitution)
    -Greece bacame independent of Otoman Empire
    -Latin America started to have independent ideas
    -Italy first revolt
    -Censitary suffrage (15%)
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    Revolutionary Waves

  • Railway Invention

    Railway Invention
    The first railway and steam engine was invented by Richard Trevithick in 1825. The first route was from Stockton to Darlington.
  • 1830

    1830
    France- Charles X as king (more liberal).
    Belgium: kingdom independent from the Netherlands
    Poland will try to get independent from Russia
    Italy: revolts expanded to the north
  • 1848

    1848
    Nationalist ideas + Liberal ideas
  • Italy Unification (1859-1870)

    Italy Unification (1859-1870)
    -Mazzini (ideologist) gave nationalistic speeches.
    -In 1861 Vittorio Emanuele II bacame king of Italy.
    -In 1870 Rome became the capital of Italy.
  • Germany Unification (1864-1871)

    Germany Unification (1864-1871)
    -Prussia invaded danish territories but with majority of german population.
    -In 1866 Prussia formed the North German Confederation.
    -In 1870 Bismarck started a war against France.
    -In 1871 the south German states agreed to join the rest of Germany.