Unit 5 project 1750-1914

  • Beginning of the Industrial Revolution

    Beginning of the Industrial Revolution
    This is when all the technology and machines and inventions started to build and grow. Peopl estarted inventing things, there was factories. Countries started to modernize.
  • Financial Crisis

    Excessive spending and poor harvest lead to a financial crisis in France
  • Widespread crop failures

    Widespread crop failures
    1780s - widespread crop failures - price of bread doubles
    in 1789
  • Tennis Court Oath

    Tennis Court Oath
    3rd estate vote to call themselves the National assembly and
    vote for representative government
    locked out they meet in indoor tennis court where they
    vow to remain until they write a Constitution.
  • The storming of the Bastille

    The storming of the Bastille
    July 14th pardinas storm the Bastille to seize weapons to
    defend themselves against the king's swiss guard
  • Declaration on Independence

    august 1789- fearful nobles end feudal privilege
    national; assembly adopts declaration (similar to our
    declaration of independence)
  • The Bread March on Versailles

    The Bread March on Versailles
    october - 6000 women riot over $ of bread
    march to versailles
    to seize king and his entourage (60000) - return to Paris
    women were rioting over the high prices of bread.
    While marching on the streets to Versailles, more and more women joined them. It was a very violent episode during the French Revolution.
  • Louis XVI is executed

    As a sign of the republic’s newfound resolve and contempt for the monarchy, the next proposal before the National Convention was the execution of Louis XVI. Once again, the moderates objected and eventually forced a trial, but the effort was in vain. Louis XVI was ultimately found guilty of treason and, on January 21, 1793, executed at the guillotine. Months later, on October 16, 1793, his wife, Marie-Antoinette, met the same fate.
  • death of Robespierre

    death of Robespierre
    Napoleon orders to behead Roberspierre. After he and his followers are dead the Reign of Terro is over.
  • The Reign of Terror Begins

    The Reign of Terror Begins
    robespierre (head of committe of Public safty) beheads
    40000 peole - 85% peasants, urban poor and middle class
    Robespierre, under the auspices of the Committee of Public Safety, began pointing an accusing finger at anyone whose beliefs seemed to be counterrevolutionary—citizens who had committed no crime but merely had social or political agendas that varied too much from Robespierre’s.
  • westernization in Russia

    Backlash against westernization in early 1800's in Russia
  • Russia escapes Revolution

    Nicholas I represses opposition and that causes RUssia to escape the mid 1800 revolutions.
  • Sold Louisiana

    Sold Louisiana
    1803- napoleon covers his losses in french west indies by selling louisiana to US for 15,000,000$
    sold it cause they were in debt
  • Textile mills

    Textile mills
    Women usually worked in the textile factories....they also usedchildren..why beacyse they had small hands that were used to reach behind or under the machines. They often got hurt or died.
  • Problems?

    Problems?
    in the 1850's there was problems with the technology and agriculture and te population in Japan.
  • Japan forced to open ports

    Japan forced to open ports
    Matthew Perry forces Japan to open because we had navel superiority
  • Start of Crimean War

    the crimean wars start, it was between Russia and the Ottomans
  • End of Crimean War

    End of Crimean War
    the war between Russia and the Ottomans. The Ottomans won because they had help from the British and the French. Russia also lot cause they werent as industrialized
  • Serfs

    The serfs emancipated in 1861, they had to pay for the land
  • Samurai ABOLISHED

    Samurai ABOLISHED
    the samurai were alwasys the protectors of the emperor. Whne Japna began to imperilize then thy stopped needing them. They usually foaugh wiht swords and they were no match for guns. They revolted and then defeated with the new technology Japan got.
  • Meiji Restoration

    Meiji Restoration
    in Japanese history, the political revolution that brought about the fall of the Tokugawa shogunate and returned control of the country to direct imperial rule under the emperor Meiji, beginning an era of major political, economic, and social change known as the Meiji period (1868–1912).
  • Trans siberian Railroads

    Trans siberian Railroads
    Trans Siberian Railway linking Moscow and Vladivostok. It was started in 1891 and completed in 1905 and ran for 5,785 miles
  • Ist Russo-Japanese war

    Ist Russo-Japanese war
    the first war between the Japnese and Russians. Japan won
  • 2nd Russo-Japanese war

    Japan won again
  • agriculture

    Agriculture society, They were dependent on serf labor until the 1940's. Serf labor is similar to the feudal system.