XIXe century
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See also: List of the centuries, Roman numerals ---- The century begins on January 1st 1801 and finishes the December 31st 1900. For the Europe, the historians generally make begin the 19th century in 1815 (fine of the Empire Napoléonien and Congrès of Vienna) and make it finish in 1914 (beginning of the First World War).
Events
Three main tendencies marked this century
- the democratization
- the Nationalism
This century knew a demographic explosion; one speaks about demographic revolution.
Europe
One can say that the century is the century of Europe.
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After the wars of the French revolution 1792 - 1799, then the wars of the Napoleonean epopee 1799 - 1815, the Europe knew many other wars which drew its new geopolitical chart, with:
- the collapse of the old empires Spanish, Portuguese, Dutch, Othoman Austro-Hungarian and .
- the emergence of the new empires British, French and German.
- the construction of the Italian Unit and release of the provinces ic Balkan.
- the emergence of national consciences and very powerful patriotic feelings.
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It is also for Europe, the century of the second Industrial revolution, which will upset the European landscape, and to bring immense richnesses, but also:
- to break the old social structures, built around the farming community, of the Churches and the nobility,
- to support the emergence of a very important proletarian class, which will be worked by all the theorists Socialiste S and all the revolutionists,
- to support the emergence of a very powerful Bourgeoisie of industry and trade, which will end up imposing its values.
- It is also for Europe, the century when, from the power of its industry and its trade, from the faith of its missionaries, the dynamism of its explorers and its adventurers, and especially from the force of its armies, its merchant marine and her drain-holes, it will start the Colonisation of Africa and Asia, and will export throughout the world its values and its civilization.
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It is also for Europe, the century when its intellectual elites will transform it, in an immense cauldron, in which all the ideas all and will bubble the Art S. Its scientists, its artists, its intellectuals, will carry technological research, the scientific research, artistic research, the research of the ideas, on a level ever reached before.
Africa
- Reactions of a true army Zarma against the Peul, in the middle of the century under the control of Iso Korombe. The victory over Peuls will put an end to the invasions Djihadiste of Sokoto in the Zarmatarey.
See the Africa with the {{mini XIXe}} century.
Asia
As for the Africa, the century is the century of European colonization, but with the difference close the old geopolitical structures will resist and remain in the large majority of the cases. The European colonizers in general will prefer to preserve them and try, while controlling them, to be made allies of them.
Latin America
With the weakening and the withdrawal of Spain and Portugal of the European scene as major nations, the tercentenary bonds that they had with their American colonies, also break the ones after the others, and from many new countries will make their appearance on the international scene, throughout this century.
Mexico
- September 28th 1821, Juan O' Donojú, the last Viceroy of News-Spain, sign the act of independence of Mexico.
- July 21st 1822, Agustín de Iturbide is constitutional Empereur of Mexico, he will reign until the March 19th 1823.
- October 10th 1824, Guadalupe Victoria is the first President of Mexico.
- November 27th 1838, beginning of the War of the pastry making which is the first French intervention in this country.
- In 1846 begins the américano-Mexican Guerre, it will be completed by the victory of the United States and the February 2nd 1848 by the Traité of Guadeloupe Hidalgo.
- the Expédition of Mexico (1861-1867) is the second French intervention in this country.
- May 28th 1864, Maximilian Ferdinand Joseph von Habsburg becomes the emperor Maximilien Ier of Mexico, he will reign until the May 15th 1867. On this date Benito Juárez restores the republic.
- November 21st 1876, Porfirio Díaz seizes the capacity following a coup d'etat, it will remain at its station until the May 25th 1911, Mexican Révolution.
North America
In spite of a hard construction, and starting from the 13 small States of the east coast, the the United States little by little will appear on the international scene. The American century will be marked by:
- the acquisition of the immense territories of the Louisiana, sold by the France (1/4 of the current American territory).
- the American Civil War and its hundreds of thousands of deaths.
- wars of conquest of the Indian and Mexican territories in the north of the Río Large.
- the reception of a very important population of immigration coming from all Europe and even of Asia, lends to be invested, with all its dynamism and all its capacities in this new country, where all seems possible.
- the increase in an important population of slaves coming from Africa: it is the continuation of the Traite blacks in spite of its official abolition in 1807.
- the discovery on the American ground of immense mining resources (the Gold rush), natural, and agricultural, and their introduction.
Significant characters
Politicians
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Charles-Maurice de Talleyrand-Périgord, Paris 1754 - Paris 1838, French statesman.
- Napoleon Bonaparte, Ajaccio 1769 - Grey waxbill 1821, Emperor of the French, one of the largest strategists of all times.
- Prince Klemens Wenzel von Metternich, Coblentz 1773 - Vienna 1859.
- Giuseppe Garibaldi, Nice 1807 - Caprera 1882, revolutionist and craftsman of the Italian unit.
- Napoleon III, Paris 1808 - Chislehurst 1873, emperor of the French.
- William Ewart Gladstone, Liverpool 1809 - Hawarden 1898, British statesman , first liberal minister during 16 years of 1868 with 1898.
- Prince Otto von Bismarck, Schönhausen 1815 - Friedrichsruh 1898, founder of the unit German and victorious of the Franco-German War of 1870, it directed Germany of 1863 to 1890.
- Victoria Anger, London 1819 - Osborne House 1901, queen of the the United Kingdom, Empress of the Indies.
- the emperor François-Joseph Ier, Schönbrunn 1830 - Vienna 1916, emperor of Austria and king de Hongrie.
Writer S
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Jane Austen, English writer
- Honore de Balzac, French writer
- Charles Baudelaire, 1821 - 1867, poet French
- Charlotte Brontë 1816 - 1855, English writer
- Lord Byron
- Georg Büchner, German writer
- Chateaubriant, French writer and diplomat
- Charles Dickens, English writer
- Fedor Dostoïevski, 1821 - 1881, Russian writer
- Alexandre Dumas, father, Villers-Cotterêts 1802 - Puys 1870, French novelist.
- Gustave Flaubert, 1821-1880, French writer
- Gobineau, 1813 - 1882, diplomat and French, creative writer of the social Darwinism.
- Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, writer and German poet
- Heinrich Heine, German writer
- Victor Hugo, Besancon 1802 - Paris 1885, writer and poet French.
- Heinrich von Kleist, German
- Lamartine, writer, poet, historian, and diplomatic writer French.
- Giacomo Leopardi, philosopher and Italian poet
- Stephan Mallarmé, 1842 - 1898, French poet
- Alessandro Manzoni, 1785 - 1873, Italian writer
- Prosper Mérimée, 1803 - 1870, writer, French historian, and archeology, at the origin of the first census of the Cultural heritage after the Revolution
- Edgar Allan Poe, American writer
- Arthur Rimbaud, 1854 - 1891, French poet
- Anton Tchekhov, 1860 - 1904, Russian writer
- Leon Tolstoï, Russian writer
- Jules Verne, Nantes 1828 - Amiens 1905, French writer.
- Walt Whitman, 1819 - 1892, American poet,
- Emile Zola, 1840 - 1902, writer and journalist French. Creator of the naturalism in literature.
See:
- French Writers born with the {{S|XIX|E}}
- Italian Writers born with the {{S|XIX|E}}
Architect S
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See also: Architects of the {{S|XIX|E}}
Painters
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Constable and the school of Barbizon (Millet)
- William Turner and Impressionist S, Monet, Cézanne, Degas, Van Gogh…
- French Painters of the {{S|XIX|E}}
- Italian Painters of the {{S|XIX|E}}
Sculptor
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Auguste Rodin (1840 - 1917), Sculptor French
Musician S
Type-setters of the romantic period
Leaders of the {{S|XIX|E}}
Of which in particular:
German Type-setters
- Ludwig van Beethoven; Franz Schubert; Robert Schumann; Johannes Brahms ; Richard Wagner, Leipzig 1813 - Venice 1883,
Italian Type-setters
- Giuseppe Verdi, Roncole 1813 - Milan 1901; Giacomo Puccini .
French Type-setters
- Hector Berlioz; Georges Bizet
Spanish Type-setter
- Isaac Albeniz
Polish, Hungarian, Czech Type-setters
- Chopin, Franz Liszt, Antonín Dvořák
Scientists
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Augustin Fresnel, founder of the Optical modern
- Charles Darwin, 1809 - 1882, British naturalist , author of " the Origin of the species by way of natural selection "
- Maxwell, founder of the electromagnetism
- Louis Pasteur, Pares 1822 - Villeneuve-The Étang 1895, physicist and French, creative biologist of microbiology and inventor of the vaccines.
- Claude Bernard (1813 - 1878), large Physiologist French, founder of the Experimental method (Observation - Assumption - confirmation/invalidation by the experiment)
Humane
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Henri Dunant, Geneva 1828 - Heiden 1910, Swiss philanthropist, founder of the Red Cross and first Nobel Prize of peace
Exploring S
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David Livingstone, Blantyre 1813 - Chitambo 1873 - exploring British of Africa of the big lakes.
Economist
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Carl Menger, (1840 - 1921), founder of the Austrian School of economy, reflected on the concept of Community property (Eau, Air,…).
Philosopher S
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Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel, German philosopher
- Kierkegaard, Danish philosopher,
- Karl Marx, Trier 1818 - London 1883, theorist of Communism and German politician.
- Mikhaïl Aleksandrovitch Bakounine, theorist of anarchism and Russian politician.
See: Philosophical of the {{S|XIX|E}}
Doctor, psychologist
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Sigmund Freud, Freiberg 1856 - London 1939, Austrian, creative Doctor-psychiatrist of the psychoanalysis.
Art and Culture
Literature
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French Literature of the {{S|XIX|E}}
Architecture
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Development of metal architecture (bridges, Eiffel Tower, stations, Large palace)
Music
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romantic Period,
- the Instrumental music takes more place compared to the vocal Musique, it is freer and leaves conventions: walk of Davidsbûndler against the Philistines (Robert Schumann).
- an instrument takes a very important place in musical works, and is used by the type-setters like an instrument soloist with or without orchestra: the piano (Chopin, Busoni, Liszt…)
- large-sized units development: Symphony orchestras (Berlioz)
- the concerts or recitals develops; they are generally addressed to a middle-class public going in concert halls; the instrumentalists seek to develop virtuosity (Liszt, Paganini)
- the Chamber music develops: French Chamber music of the {{S|XIX|E}}
- Op3era Comique in second half of the century.
Painting
Inventions, discovered, introductions
See:
- Inventions with the {{S|XIX|E}},
- American Inventions with the {{S|XIX|E}}
- French Inventions with the {{S|XIX|E}}
Physical
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1842 : Invention of the Resistance Of Materials (see Damage) by Friedrich Wöhler.
- the Optical modern by Augustin Fresnel
- the electromagnetism and the electromagnetic Force (1820/1864)
- the Thermodynamic
Technical S (except information)
The applications of the electricity resulted in many technical developments:
- the Electric bulb with incandescence, by Joseph Swan and Thomas Edison
- the Elevator.
- the Skyscraper with structure of steel.
Also:
- the pneumatic which allows the real development of road transport
- the Weaving loom automatic, by Joseph Marie Jacquard
Technologies of diffusion of Information
See: Técommunications with the {{S|XIX|E}}
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the Morse code (Samuel Morse);
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the electric Telegraph :
- In 1832 Samuel Morse took as a starting point the work of its predecessors to invent a simple and robust system.
- In 1838, the electric first Télégraphe was built by Wheatstone, and functioned between London and Birmingham.
- telegraphic Cable between England and transatlantic France
- Câble (date to be checked)
- It was among the first systems of Télécommunication S.
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the invention of the Téléphone is allotted to Alexandre Graham Bell (1876).
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the Gramophone (Thomas Edison, 1877)
- First microphone invented by Emile Berliner (1877),
- Invention of the first microphone really usable by Alexander Graham Beautiful,
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the Transmission by radio , called improperly " télégraphie" without wire (Marconi);
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the Rotary press with in Printing works (to be checked);
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the Cinematograph , by the brothers Light;
- the cinematographic projector;
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the Perforated card (German Hermann Hollerith), used in 1890 for the first American Census. It is the beginning of the Mécanographie, ancestor of the Informatique.
Transport S
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the Railroad
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the first Airplane S or Plane S (terminology to be discussed)
- Clement Ader, precursor of the Aviation, produced 3 apparatuses: Éole (the Plane), the Zephyr (Plane II) and the North wind (Plane III) between 1890 and 1897.
- Its first flight on 50 meters to 20 cm of the ground would have taken place on October 9th 1890 in the park of the castle of Gretz-Armainvilliers in the east of Paris, with the orders of Éole.
Life sciences
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the Vaccine: first vaccine against the Rage (Louis Pasteur);
- the first theory of a biological mechanism of the evolution;
- the theories of the evolution.
Music
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the modern Piano
- the Saxophone.
Exploration S
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Explorations with the {{S|XIX|E}}
Economy and company
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Generalization with most of continental Europe and in the United States of the Industrial revolution.
- Development of the Railroads.
- Raised by the Catholic church of the prohibition of the loan with Interest
- Development of the Credit in second half of the century.
See too
TO ACT XIX Friendly of the International Groups of Reconstitution of the {{S|XIX|E}} ----
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