When did Europe go from 1750 to 19 14?

The complex history of western society from 1750 to 19 14 has three themes: one is to promote industrialization of economic and social transformation. The second time was the political upheaval from 1789 to 1848. Third, the systems and values of western Europe were imported into immigrant societies such as the United States and Australia, which expanded the geographical scope of western civilization.

From 1750 to 19 14, this period was two industrial revolutions, which summarized the basic characteristics of world historical development: capitalism (or liberalism) became the world trend; The world is getting closer and closer; Europe has gradually mastered world hegemony.

That is, before the first industrial revolution, capitalism was in the primitive accumulation of capital period, and the background of the first industrial revolution was actually investigated. Capitalism (or liberalism) has become a world trend; The world is getting closer and closer; Europe has gradually mastered world hegemony.

The world market centered on Europe began to take shape (capitalist workshops and handicrafts developed); Capitalist representative democracy began to take shape (the nation-state continued to develop); Ideological emancipation continued to develop in depth; Natural science is constantly developing; Established a vast overseas colony (primitive accumulation of capital is increasing).

Revolution: the advanced representative system established by European and American countries through revolution has played a certain normal role in the world; With the invasion of capitalism, it gradually expanded outward.

Industrialization: the industrial revolution promoted the development of capitalist economy; The industrial revolution promoted the progress of transportation and communication and the development of the world market.

Imperialism: European and American countries have gradually brought a large number of backward countries and regions into the capitalist world system through external expansion.