Modern European History Series: Making Modern Europe Audiobook (Free)

Changeover Period. Rise of Capitalism. Inhabitants Changes. The part of the devastation of the bubonic plague in the motion from rural manors to towns and rise of guilds. Following the stagnant middle ages era, the beginnings of a fresh economic and interpersonal program as the quest for gain business means (3.57.00) = The Renaissance. Marco Polo moves to China. Rebirth of past civilizations. The Arab Empire. Scientific trend. New view from the universe. Shift to secular humanism; non-religious, about Modern Western History Series: Making Modern Europe not anti-religious.

(9.47.00) = Age of Exploration. Reaping rewards from additional countries, especially silver, and Christopher Columbus as a turning point in world history. Role of the printing press in the quick development of exploration. Ambivalent attitudes toward nature. Local populations devastated. (16.27.00) = Protestant Reformation. Christianity splits into Roman Catholicism and Protestantism in the first 500s. Luther. Calvin. The idea of religion and financial individualism as an extension of capitalism (21.33.00) = Rise of the Nation-State. In France, divine-right monarchy, Louis XIV, may be the epitome in 18th century. (23.48,00) = The Enlightenment. People right now seen as reasonable who can perform happiness through science and education. Standards for ethical behavior. Influences afterwards French Trend. (28.09.00) = The Decline from the Monarchy. British Revolution of 1740s. Cromwell. Growing away from overall monarchs. American Trend of 1776. The shot heard all over the world. It is possible to beat a big power. French Revolution of 1789. Overthrow of monarchy. Napoleonic war brings modern day to others. (42.57.00) = The Industrial Revolution Modern Industrial Capitalism England begins the stock program, 1780-1830. The influence from the Closure Act forcing an incredible number of peasants to seek work in the cities. The reducing of costs results in enormous misery. The planned slums, child labor. The influence from the canal system as well as the railroads. Britain becomes the most effective country in the world. Rise of the new push of nationalism, patriotism, as well as the self-image of superiority. (48.29.00) = Rise from the Nationalism. Early 1800s. Love of country, striving for indigenous unity, but also feeling of superiority resulting in extremism. (49.46.00) = THE BRAND NEW Modern Age. In the 19th century. music, art, literature, and poetry show differ from the arranged forms of the conservative period to intimate forms, expressing feelings. Labor saving inventions and advances in technology and medicine advance the belief in intellectual and material progress. The division of interpersonal and financial thinkers who advocate no disturbance with trade, with other people who press for a more egalitarian culture with distribution predicated on need not profit.

Marx’s watch of capitalism. (53.03.06) = Industrial Capitalism. The division of interpersonal and economic thinkers who advocate no disturbance with trade, with other people who press for a far more egalitarian culture with distribution based on need not profit (59.33.00) = Imperialism and Clash of Interests. Last ¼ from the 19th hundred years. Need for control of foreign territory for raw materials and markets. England in India to dairy resources as quickly as possible. Image of getting modernity but in fact creating backwardness. African countries are divided up. Europe set up spheres of impact in China. (1.06.10.00) = Seeds of Modern War. European countries, including Italy and Germany, undergo unification. The rise of German industrialization and competition for limited resources in the 19th hundred years for industrial capitalism needs (1.09.54.00) = On a Collision Course. . Much improvement in modernization in the 19th century but still mostly rural, but changing. On the collision course finishing in the horror of WWI. Alliances are formed by England, France, and Russia, although a backward country, based on fears of Germany. Compared by an alliance between Germany, Italy, Austria-Hungary. An hands buildup. Competition for colonies. On a collision training course. (1.17.12.00) = WWI, 1914-1918. Germany plans to knock out France quickly and take on Russia later. England declares war on Germany. Prolonged trench warfare. Design of attacking soldiers massacred by machine gun fire. Four years of slaughter until armistice in November, 1918.