The Making of Modern Man: From the Renaissance to the PresentVan Nostrand, 1967 - 785 páginas |
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... Movement : Populism . In its early phases the revolutionary movement was inspired by liberals recruited from the lower gentry , middle - class professionals , and con- science - stricken aristocrats . More extreme de- mands came from ...
... Movement : Populism . In its early phases the revolutionary movement was inspired by liberals recruited from the lower gentry , middle - class professionals , and con- science - stricken aristocrats . More extreme de- mands came from ...
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... movement came to be called Social Catholicism , which began in Germany during the late nineteenth century and then spread to other parts of Europe . One of its pioneers was Wilhelm Emmanuel von Ketteler ( 1811-1877 ) , who urged that ...
... movement came to be called Social Catholicism , which began in Germany during the late nineteenth century and then spread to other parts of Europe . One of its pioneers was Wilhelm Emmanuel von Ketteler ( 1811-1877 ) , who urged that ...
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... movement became one of separate national movements . In 1889 the Second Inter- national , an organization of national socialist parties , was founded on the principle that each country must be educated separately in the ideals of ...
... movement became one of separate national movements . In 1889 the Second Inter- national , an organization of national socialist parties , was founded on the principle that each country must be educated separately in the ideals of ...
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Preface | 1 |
ERA THEME | 12 |
List of Maps 1 Europe in 1500 | 16 |
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Africa Allied American army Assembly Austria Austria-Hungary became began Bismarck bourgeoisie Britain British called capital Catholic Charles China Christian Church civil colonial commercial Communist constitutional culture declared defeat Dutch East economic Emperor Empire England English established Europe European factors feudal force foreign France freedom French French Revolution German Hapsburg Henry Henry VIII historians Huguenots human idea imperialism India industrial Industrial Revolution Italian Italy Japanese king land leaders League League of Nations liberal liberty Lord Louis XIV manorial medieval ment Middle Ages military modern monarchy movement Napoleon Nationalist Netherlands nineteenth century nobility nomic organized Paris Parliament party peace peasants Poland political population Portugal princes Protestant Protestantism reform reign religion religious Renaissance Republic Revolution revolutionary Roman romanticism Russia social society sought Soviet Spain Spanish struggle throne tion tional trade Treaty troops Union United Western workers York