1815-1850 Isms Flashcards

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Examples of conservatives

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Edmund Burke (1729-97) 
Joseph de maistre (1753-1821)
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Liberalism

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Classical liberalism (different than now)
Embraced Laissez-faire, enlight reason, and limited monarchy 
Most came from middle class
Eg John Stuart mill (1806-73) defends freedom
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Jeremy Bentham (1748-1832)

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Utilitarianism- gov should find greatest good for greatest number
Wanted separation of church and state, women’s rights, and end of slavery

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Robert Owen (1771-1858)

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Socialist and textile entrepreneur
Built a model factory in Scotland that was really nice to workers (high wages, school, etc)
Tried to start one in Indiana, but it fails

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Other examples of socialists

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Henri de saint-Simon (1760-1825) 
Charles Fourier (1772-1837) 
Wanted cooperation and shared property 
Louis blanc and national workshops 
Early socialists? Utopian!
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Flora Tristan (1803-1844)

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Oppression of women springs from unequal ownership of property

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Volksgeist

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Created by Johann gottfried herder (1744-1803)
Spirit of the people
Germans celebrate music and traditions (Beethoven and Grimm brothers)

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Hegel (1770-1831)

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Dialectic process!

History is a clash of opposing ideas-> a synthesis

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Giuseppe Mazzini and the carbonari

1805-1872

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Secret nationalist society to expel habsburgs from Italy

Later becomes young Italy

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Pan-slavism

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Indication of all Slavs (poles, Serbs, Croatians, Czechs, Slovaks)
Causes some uprisings, but were quickly crushed

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Romanticism

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React to enlights reason and science

Emphasize emotions, intuition, nature (mysterious and powerful), nationalism, religion, and the unique individual

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Examples of romantic writers

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Lord Byron
Thomas Carlyle
Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe (passion)
Edgar Allen Poe 
Mary Shelley 
Sir Walter Scott (Ivanhoe)
Percy bysshe Shelley 
William Wordsworth (nature)
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Romantic artists

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Eugene Delacroix (liberty leading the people) 
Houses of Parliament 
J m w turner 
Beethoven (bridge)
Berlioz
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Conservatism

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Change through adaption, not violent revolution

Customs and traditions are wiser than individual people!

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Motives for imperialism

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  1. Economic- need access to raw materials and market for goods, want self-sufficiency
  2. Political- strategic bases, competition driven by nationalism, outlet for population
  3. Cultural- missionaries, our duty to civilize inferior people (racial Darwinism and the white mans burden)
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Means for imperialism

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  1. Irev2 brings steam power, telegraphs, medical advances, and railroads-> penetrate interior
  2. Overwhelming military superiority
  3. Corporate capitalism allowed long term presence and systematic exploitation
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King Leopold II of Belgium

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Private bankers founded him

Conquered the Congo and brutally exploited resources to get rubber and ivory

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Berlin conference

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Called by Bismarck in response to Leopold
You have to establish coastal control to get the inside
Had the opposite effect, caused a scramble for Africa
All except Liberia and Ethiopia are controlled

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Joseph chamberlain and Cecil Rhodes

British

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Chamberlain favored tariff Union between colonies, with independent rule but strong economic ties
Rhodes was an adventurer, dreamed of a cape to Cairo connection
African imperialism? More like Rhodes!

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Boer war

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Provoked by Rhodes, gb vs Netherlands
Showed how imperialism can cause conflict
Now gb wants allies

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How was European control in Asia different than in Africa?

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In Asia? Plug in to existing power structure

Africa? Establish control by creating hierarchy and just brutal tactics

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Sepoy mutiny

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British army subdued Indian revolt with lots of violence
Established direct rule with Queen Victoria
Tried to imbibe India with english language and culture

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Imperialism in China?

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England and France sell hella opium, China gets mad -> opium wars!
Treaty of Nanking - China has to create free trade ports and surrender hong kong
Russia and Germany? Carve out spheres of influence

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Meiji restoration

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Japan borrows from western techniques to modernize and avoid being colonized!
Even beats China for the Korean Peninsula!

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Russo-Japanese war
Conflict over Manchuria Japan defeats Russia in land and sea First time an asian beats a European! Effects? Russia turns back towards expanding in the Balkans and has a revolution of 1905, which sets stage for 1917. Russia is embarrassed and Japan is impressive!
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Effects of imperialism
1. Rise of new powers (us and Japan) 2. Intensification of European rivalries 3. Decolonization and dependency (post wwii, colonies are severed, but there's still resentment)