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Use Cases
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1800-1850
Events
1804
1804
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Napoleonic Code Established- First legal code intended to be used across Europe and it still influences nations’ legal systems around the world. [IS #2]
1806
1806
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Abolition of the Holy Roman Empire, followed a military defeat under the rule of Napoleon.
1807
1807
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British Parliament votes for the end of the slave trade
1812
1812
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Napoleon’s invasion of Russia and starts in Moscow.
1814
1814
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Napoleon forced to abdicate and the reign of Louie the 18th begins.
1815
1815
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Battle of Waterloo marks the end of Napoleon’s 100 days.
1815
1815
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Congress of Vienna- In the wake of the Napoleonic Wars, the European powers established a balance of power in Europe which was based on conservative policies and repression of nationalist and liberal ideas. [SP #4]
1817
1817
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David Ricardo’s Principles on Political Economy, which concludes that land rent grows as population increases.
1819
1819
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Peterloo Massacre, charged into a crowd o 60,000- 80,000, in Great Britain
1821
1821
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Beginning of the Greek Revolts, a successful war of independence by Greek revolutionaries against the Ottoman Empire.
1821
1821
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Napoleon died because of stomach cancer.
1824
1824
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Charles X becomes King of France.
1825
1825
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The Decembrist Revolt, the Russian army officers led a group of 3000 soldiers, in Russia begins.
1829
1829
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Stephenson’s Rocket- A combination of the most advanced steam engine technologies of the day which would connect Britain, increasing the concept of mass leisure [3.2]
1830
1830
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Charles the 10th issues the July Ordinances, a series of decrees set forth.
1830
1830
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Cholera, a bacterial disease spread in water, Outbreak in Europe.
1830
1830
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July Revolution in France- The European powers were having an increasingly difficult time keeping the peace throughout the early 19th century with many revolts such as this occurring across the continent. [3.4]
1831
1831
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Giuseppe Mazzini Founds Young Italy - Young Italy was formed to promote the creation of a unified Italian Republic which reflected the wave of nationalism and liberalism across Europe in the wake of the French Revolution. [3.3]
1832
1832
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The Great Reform Act introduced wide ranging changes to the electoral system.
1833
1833
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Slavery banned within the British Empire. The factory Act was introduced.
1837
1837
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The beginning of the reign of Queen Victoria, had the additional title of the Empress of India.
1838
1838
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The beginning of the Chartist Movement, a working class movement to gain political rights.
1840-1870
1840 - 1870
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The First Industrial Revolution- A period of vast and unprecedented innovation in which the factory system became the main method of producing goods. [PP #3]
1842
1842
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The British gain control over Hong Kong.
1846
1846
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The repeal of the corn laws and the spread of the Irish Potato Famine.
1847
1847
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Ten Hours Act ensured that women and children worked up to 10 hours a day in factories
1848
1848
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The communist manifesto by Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels
1848
1848
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Revolutions break out in France and spread to other parts of Europe (ex Austrian Empire).
1850
1850
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The output of the cotton fibers increased to more than 2 billion yards.