Cset Subset 1 World History

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The Rise of Democratic ideas

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European Renaissance and Reformation

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The Ottomans Build a Vast Empire

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The Mughals Establish an Empire in India

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The Muslim World Expands

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The European exploration and colonization of Americas lead to an economic and cultural revolution in Europe and the devastation of Native American cultures in the New World.

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Spain's Empire and European Absolutism

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France's Ultimate Monarch

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Central European Monarchs Clash

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Russian Czars Increase Power

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Parliament Limits the English Monarchy

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Absolute Monarchs in Europe

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The Scientific Revolution

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The Enlightenment in Europe the

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The Spread of Enlightenment ideas

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American Revolution: The Birth of a Republic

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Enlightenment and Revolution

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The Revolution Threatens the French King

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Revolution Brings Reform and Terror

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Napoleon Forges an Emprie

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A brilliant general Napoleon Bonaparte, becomes emperor of France and assumes broad powers. Through military victories he establishes mastery over most of Europe.

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Napoleons Empire Collapses

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Napoleon makes political and military mistakes as he tries to increase his power. He is defeated, returns, is defeated again, and finishes his life in exile.

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The Congress of Vienna Convenes

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Following the plan of Metternich, the Congress of Vienna re establishes stability in Europe after the defeat of Napoleon

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The French Revolution and Napoleon

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Revolution leads to the overthrow and execution of the French King. After a period of instability, Napoleon takes control of France and most of Europe. Napoleon's thirst for power leads to his downfall, and European leaders craft a lasting peace.

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Latin American People's Win independence

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A slave revolt in Haiti leads to the independence from French rule. Freedom from colonial rule is achieved throughout Latin America, but independence does not bring unity and prosperity as some liberators had hoped.

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Revolutions Disrupt Europe

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The forces of nationalism bring revolutions in Europe. With the exception of Greece, most revolutions fail, and by mid-century most of Europe returns to authoritarian rule.

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Patterns of Change Nationalism Case Studies: Italy and Germany

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The idea of nationalism. Eventually causes the breakup of the Austrian, Russian, and Ottoman empires. Italy is united through the efforts of Mazzini, Garibaldi and Cavour. Prussian prime minister Otto Von Bismarck succeeds in uniting and strengthening Germany.

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Revolutions in the Arts

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During the first half of the 1800s the Romantic movement in Art, literature, and music arises in reaction to the rationalism of Enlightenment. By mid-century writers and artist shift to Realism in response to the harsh realities of the Industrial Age.

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Nationalist revolutions sweep the west

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During the first half of the century Romantic idealism and nationalism spark revolutions in Latin America and Europe. Latin Americas succeed in throwing off colonial rule. However, revolution throughout Europe fail to achieve their goals.

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The beginnings of Industrialzation

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In Britain, changes in agriculture lay the foundation for the industrial Revolution. Other factors-including ample resources, an expanding economy, and political stability-provide the conditions for the rapid growth of industry.

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Patterns of Change: Industrialization Case study: Manchester

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