There are many connections going through time and each connection has a similarity and cause and effect. Through the threads of history there are many concepts and ideas. All the way from the Pre- 1400- 1648 Which is Mainly Greece, Rome, Middle Ages, Byzantium, Renaissance, Reformation and others to 1648-115 When the Age of Revolutions occurred. Then there’s 1815-1914 When the Industrial Revolution was occurring to 1914 to present where Cold war, World War I and II occurred. Through all these different times each Unit has different concepts that are linked together in some way.
The Paleolithic Age (3 million-10,000 years ago) and the hunting and food gathering of Paleolithic people shaped their social development. The Paleolithic people …show more content…
It was crazy and all mixed together because it brought a crisis that traditional authorities were more confident in doing these it brought trouble and gave philosophers being deists.
John Locke was a very wise and widely read philosopher; also a medieval doctor and his major interest was political theory. He made theories of his own contributing to “Two Treaties” of government. His theory said that the right to govern came from consent of the governed, once he made this theory. If a government ruled absolutely then it forfeited its subjects loyalty and if this happened the government could be overthrown so Locke helped made religious toleration for groups not threatening the state and he also promoted education, commerce and trade.
Humanitarianism was a crime and punishment, it couldn’t have had any enlightenment society that could torture it, but many of these practices were common in the continental European Countries. SO in 1777 John Howard documented different abuse of prisoners. There was a book of crime and punishment so that punishment could be quick with …show more content…
They started producing Iron with steam power with coal. That created the increase of coal mining from 1814-1856. Then steam engines pumped water and hauled miners and the steam technology helped early industrialization.
Transportation and communication was very important to major buildings and the people. Major road building took place in England and France. Canals were made, then that affected communication. The system of roads, canals, rails, and steamships all were part in different transportation.
The power of finance grew after the early stages of growth and industrialization. Investment grew steadily from 1860 to world war I. The British became international investors for industrialization in a result.
As urbanization grew, the society transformed. The cities grew of the centers of manufacturing and industry. There was so much growth but only a little planning. That created problems like street lighting, poor transportation and wretched housing.
The industrial Revolution created changes in social structure. It first destroyed old division of the clergy and nobility. It created bourgeoisie of traders and also the capitalists. In Western Europe the highest offices were held there. The Industrialization helped sharpen distinction between the classes as
The Paleolithic Age (3 million-10,000 years ago) and the hunting and food gathering of Paleolithic people shaped their social development. The Paleolithic people …show more content…
It was crazy and all mixed together because it brought a crisis that traditional authorities were more confident in doing these it brought trouble and gave philosophers being deists.
John Locke was a very wise and widely read philosopher; also a medieval doctor and his major interest was political theory. He made theories of his own contributing to “Two Treaties” of government. His theory said that the right to govern came from consent of the governed, once he made this theory. If a government ruled absolutely then it forfeited its subjects loyalty and if this happened the government could be overthrown so Locke helped made religious toleration for groups not threatening the state and he also promoted education, commerce and trade.
Humanitarianism was a crime and punishment, it couldn’t have had any enlightenment society that could torture it, but many of these practices were common in the continental European Countries. SO in 1777 John Howard documented different abuse of prisoners. There was a book of crime and punishment so that punishment could be quick with …show more content…
They started producing Iron with steam power with coal. That created the increase of coal mining from 1814-1856. Then steam engines pumped water and hauled miners and the steam technology helped early industrialization.
Transportation and communication was very important to major buildings and the people. Major road building took place in England and France. Canals were made, then that affected communication. The system of roads, canals, rails, and steamships all were part in different transportation.
The power of finance grew after the early stages of growth and industrialization. Investment grew steadily from 1860 to world war I. The British became international investors for industrialization in a result.
As urbanization grew, the society transformed. The cities grew of the centers of manufacturing and industry. There was so much growth but only a little planning. That created problems like street lighting, poor transportation and wretched housing.
The industrial Revolution created changes in social structure. It first destroyed old division of the clergy and nobility. It created bourgeoisie of traders and also the capitalists. In Western Europe the highest offices were held there. The Industrialization helped sharpen distinction between the classes as