
Click a place or connection to explore changing rights, industrial production, and everyday life.
The Enlightenment, political revolutions, industrialization, and social change from c. 1750 to c. 1900.
New ideas about government, rights, reason, and society.
Atlantic revolutions, nationalism, and challenges to monarchy.
Causes of industrialization and early industrial change.
Industrialization beyond Britain and global economic shifts.
Steam, coal and oil, new methods, and the railroads, steamships, and telegraph that reached inland.
Why Muhammad Ali’s Egypt and Meiji Japan built industry themselves, and why Japan’s lasted.
Capitalism, socialism, and responses to industrial change.
Reform movements, labor movements, and social challenges.
New social classes, gender roles by class, and the challenges of rapid urbanization.
Argue the extent of change and continuity from 1750 to 1900.