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The Impact of the Industrial Revolution

The Impact of the Industrial Revolution. Reading: Spodek, pages 561-595 (reread). Impact of Industrial Revolution. Cities Structure of cities changes Poor live separately Suburbs Beaches and Tourism Department stores. Impact of Industrial Revolution. Malthus David Ricardo Liberalism

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The Impact of the Industrial Revolution

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  1. The Impact of the Industrial Revolution Reading: Spodek, pages 561-595 (reread)

  2. Impact of Industrial Revolution • Cities • Structure of cities changes • Poor live separately • Suburbs • Beaches and Tourism • Department stores

  3. Impact of Industrial Revolution • Malthus • David Ricardo • Liberalism • Political Liberalism • John Stuart Mill • “The Greatest happiness for the Greatest Number

  4. Nationalism • Construct national identity • With common language • With common traditions • With common history • With common culture • Use of this national identity helped to construct a state/nation

  5. End of 19th Century • Positivism • Auguste Comte • More important in Latin America than in Europe

  6. Socialism • Utopian Socialism • Christian Socialism • Marxist– • Socialism • Communism • Friedrich Engels

  7. Global Impact of Industrial Revolution • England Dominant but Industrial Revolution spread. • China Case • No need to expand economy • Stress harmony and moral order • Confucian priorities at odds with Western developments

  8. Japan • Rapidly industrializes after the country was opened by Admiral Perry.

  9. Latin America • Latin America put an emphasis on Commodity Production

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