TTC Video – The Long 19th Century: European History from 1789 to 1917

The Long 19th Century European History from 1789 to 1917
VIDEOS + AUDIOBOOK + PDF GUIDEBOOK | English | Size: 2.95 GB
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History at its most interesting is complex, a fascinating whirl of events, personalities, and forces, and few periods of history offer us such captivating complexity as Europe’s 19th “century”-the often-broadly defined period from the French Revolution to World War I that formed the foundation of the modern world. Professor Weiner, a five-time recipient of Lafayette’s Student Government Superior Teaching Award during his 35 years of teaching history at Lafayette College, leads you on a spirited journey across an ever-changing European landscape, examining the forces and personalities that reshaped the continent’s physical borders, diplomatic relationships, and balance of power.

Lectures:

Lecture One – The Long 19th Century

Lecture Two – The Legacy of the Past-The Old Regime

Lecture Three – The Age of Revolution, 1789-1848

Lecture Four – The French Revolution

Lecture Five – The Napoleonic Era, 1799-1815

Lecture Six – The First Industrial Revolution, 1760-1850

Lecture Seven – The Era of Metternich, 1815-1848

Lecture Eight – The Revolutions of 1848

Lecture Nine – Europe, 1850-1871-An Overview

Lecture Ten – The Crimean War, 1853-1856

Lecture Eleven – From Napoleon to Napoleon-France, 1815-1852

Lecture Twelve – Napoleon III-An Evaluation

Lecture Thirteen – Italy on the Eve-An Overview

Lecture Fourteen – Cavour and Napoleon III-“Unifying†Italy

Lecture Fifteen – Germany on the Eve

Lecture Sixteen – Age of Bismarck-Creating the German Empire

Lecture Seventeen – The British Way

Lecture Eighteen – The Russian Experience, 1789-1881

Lecture Nineteen – The Apogee of Europe, 1870-1914

Lecture Twenty – The Industrialization of Europe

Lecture Twenty One – The Socialist Response

Lecture Twenty Two – The Longest Hatred-European Anti-Semitism

Lecture Twenty Three – England, 1868-1914 Liberalism to Democracy

Lecture Twenty Four – The Third Republic-France, 1870-1914

Lecture Twenty Five – Bismarckian and Wilhelminian Germany

Lecture Twenty Six – Flawed States-Austria-Hungary and Italy

Lecture Twenty Seven – Russia, Turkey, and the Balkans

Lecture Twenty Eight – Bismarck Dominates Europe, 1870-1890

Lecture Twenty Nine – The “New†Imperialism

Lecture Thirty – The Diplomacy of Imperialism, 1890-1907

Lecture Thirty One – Europe in Crisis, 1908-1914 Outbreak of War

Lecture Thirty Two – The Origins of World War I

Lecture Thirty Three – The Great War-A Military Overview

Lecture Thirty Four – The Home Front During Total War

Lecture Thirty Five – The Impact of World War I – New World Disorder

Lecture Thirty Six – Looking Back, Thinking Ahead