During the industrial revolution transitioned from farm life into a more urbanized life because people no longer needed to have large amounts of land to live. The industrial revolution led to a new inability to provide or make a craft and by breeding factory workers who new how to make parts as opposed to products you are reducing potential competition threats. Workers began to form unions in order to represent the masses. The gap between the upper and lower classes also widened because there was no longer any merchants and artists.
The Industrial revolution caused people to move away from farm life and transition into life in the city. Unfortunately, life in the city quickly became overpopulated because a majority of people were now working …show more content…
It is apparent all across our globe and is the main reasons for countries and united organizations. Nationalism can be good in some cases, leading to loyalty and an overall sense of pride for your country, but it can often times voyage into more extreme cases where you view any nation that is not your own as lesser. Extreme nationalism is present in our own country presently and was the spark that ignited the first world war. After the defeat of Napoleon's tyrannic conquering of a majority Europe, the previous monarchs gathered in what is known as the Congress of Vienna. They divided Europe into equal sections, to ensure that no ruler would have more control than the others. When dividing land, they were precise and ensuring that every monarch would rule equally. This caused small sections of countries to be poorly represented in their new border. In Austria-Hungary, a small section of Serbia was placed into their new found borders. For those who were Austrian and Hungarian that was a miniscule concern, however, the Serbians were poorly represented in their new country and desperately wanted to be within all Serbian borders again. The Serbians pleaded to be moved back to their previous borders, but even a small shift in land control was seen as unfair. This eventually led a Serbian nationalist to assassinate archduke Franz Ferdinand, setting off a chain of alliances which caused
The Industrial revolution caused people to move away from farm life and transition into life in the city. Unfortunately, life in the city quickly became overpopulated because a majority of people were now working …show more content…
It is apparent all across our globe and is the main reasons for countries and united organizations. Nationalism can be good in some cases, leading to loyalty and an overall sense of pride for your country, but it can often times voyage into more extreme cases where you view any nation that is not your own as lesser. Extreme nationalism is present in our own country presently and was the spark that ignited the first world war. After the defeat of Napoleon's tyrannic conquering of a majority Europe, the previous monarchs gathered in what is known as the Congress of Vienna. They divided Europe into equal sections, to ensure that no ruler would have more control than the others. When dividing land, they were precise and ensuring that every monarch would rule equally. This caused small sections of countries to be poorly represented in their new border. In Austria-Hungary, a small section of Serbia was placed into their new found borders. For those who were Austrian and Hungarian that was a miniscule concern, however, the Serbians were poorly represented in their new country and desperately wanted to be within all Serbian borders again. The Serbians pleaded to be moved back to their previous borders, but even a small shift in land control was seen as unfair. This eventually led a Serbian nationalist to assassinate archduke Franz Ferdinand, setting off a chain of alliances which caused