19th century changes in europe
Throughout the early 19th century, Europe experienced several vital and dramatic changes. ... The Industrial Revolution, although gradually spreading throughout Europe, originally began in Britain. ... For instance this change “mobilized new sourced of energy and power, generated new ways of organizing human labor and triggered social changes with revolutionary consequences for the West and the rest of the world”(Coffin 723). As previously mentioned, the new advancements brought about several social changes to Britain. One of these changes was the emergence of a new class, known as the middle class. ... These goals spread throughout various parts of Europe including countries such as Italy, Austria- Hungary, as well as Germany. For instance, during the early 19th century, Italy was divided into various states that were poorly governed. ... As a result of these new values, several countries began to unite together to bring about political and economic changes that they felt were of primary importance. Despite the setbacks that occurred, the views of the views and goals of the middle class left an everlasting effect on 19th century Europe