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    The lives of women in the nineteenth century were greatly shaped by an attitude that believed women should be domesticated‚ pure‚ pious‚ and submissive; true women focused their lives around the family and the home‚ influencing husbands and children by providing them a moral compass. These women‚ however‚ were shielded from the outside world and were neither influenced by nor a part of the politics and business taking place on the other side of their doors. The idea that women were meant for households

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    Colonialism is the practice of creating settlements in lands that belong to other people who the indigenous habitants of that particular region. Historically‚ this has often involved killing or subjugating the indigenous population for their land. The ascension of colonialism ideology was based on the belief that colonies were an essential attribute of any great nation or nation with aspirations to be great. The colonies were mostly used for economic‚ political‚ and diplomatic reasons. The most notable

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    In today’s America‚ many people may take for granted the ease of access to reliable and efficient transportation. Americans have access to private cars‚ commercial airplanes and trains‚ and even buses. An individual can fly from San Francisco to New York City in less than six hours. The average American does not know of a time when traveling from coast-to-coast was a journey requiring days or weeks to travel‚ often through harsh and unfriendly terrains. These conditions happened not so long ago

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    Glancing back towards the late 18th century early 19th century‚ it can be debated that Socialism does not work. During the late 18th early 19th century there were many socialist leaders that believed in human nature and that everything should be divided equally. One of the leaders were Robert Owen who was a social activist 1 that believed that he could mold human character but after 3 years his idea collapsed.2 Moving forward to the 20th century we can argue that there are many socialist countries

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    In the last module we saw how the rivalry between France and Britain progressed‚ and how France at the onset of the 17th century had the mightiest military in all the world‚ but by the 18th would be eclipsed by England. Because of the island nation’s geography‚ they could fend off its enemies at sea‚ and would never have to worry about a land invasion. In contrast France’s bid for dominance during the Napoleonic wars drew France’s neighbors to unite and would keep the countries ambitions in check

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    Women have come so far since the nineteenth century. They have become so much more equal to and more independent of men. “The story of an hour” shows feminism through the eyes of a women in the nineteenth century which compares to feminism nowadays. You can define feminism in so many ways. But the main two are “The theory of the political‚ economic‚ and also social equality of the sexes” and “Organized activity on behalf of women’s rights and interests as well”. (Merriam-Webster) Feminism has been

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    The results of the Industrial Revolution were extraordinary and reflected in all sectors of human life‚ In the nineteenth century‚ technology advanced‚ reaching first the United States and later the whole of America‚ as it will be presenting in classes from number 3 to number 6. In addition‚ the consolidation of this new industrial capitalist society will confront colonialism in the American continent‚ causing several countries in America to fight for independence‚ as we will see in classes number

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    The massive land grab of the late 19th century began as a result of industrialized Nations competing. Industrialization had previously begun in Great Britain and was most likely due to the fact that Britain had easy access to raw materials like coal and was more accepting of the middle class moving up. The small population in Great Britain also brought about innovation as the need force laborers grew. As Great Britain‚ Spain‚ France‚ Germany‚ Japan‚ Portugal‚ Italy and even the United States began

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    is important to remember its beginnings and how it shifted everyday life. The 19th century in America was a time of great change and progression. With the Industrial Revolution came an influx of new technology and ways of living‚ which altered the daily lives of American citizens. While the rapid advancement of technology may have had some negative effects‚ the developments of technology and work during the 19th century overall positively affected American society‚ as seen in the rise of the middle

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    In the period of 1870-1900‚ labor unions and organizations were rarely successful in achieving their goals primarily because of problems with being able to organize large numbers of American Workers. The rare victories for labor were isolated incidents because there were no labor organizations on a national or even state-wide basis. The problems with organization arose because of five major factors - differences in union leadership‚ divisions between skilled and unskilled workers‚ ethnic and racial

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