The years from 1830 to 1870 saw the restoration of a revolutionary agenda to an industrialising western Europe. Nation states were created (as in the case of Germany and Italy) or consolidated, as modern social classes appeared with their own political agendas. Great technological advances changed the physical landscape; intellectual and artistic revolutions created a new cultural landscape. Europe and the world were transformed in the process. The unit will examine these dramatic developments across Europe, from Great Britain to Russia.
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