The Long 19th Century (Revolutions, Unifications, and War) - A Complete History Overview

The Long 19th Century is a jam-packed journey through the 1800s in Europe, stretching from the mid-1700s to 1914. We pick up where we left off after the Napoleonic Wars. It serves as the first episode in our Late Modern megadocumentary, and should be the first piece in our look at history across the world from 1800 - 1945.
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The first chapter deals with Revolutions. It goes up until 1848, and includes the Industrial Revolution, the Serbian Revolution, Greek War of Independence, Revolutions of the 1820s, of the 1830s (France and Belgium), and revolutions of 1848 in France, Austria, and the German and Italian States.
The second chapter deals with Unifications. We focus on the unification wars of Italy and Germany, but also touch on the other major states, and the Crimean War. We also take a look at the advances in science and the arts with the romantic and realist movements.
The final chapter deals with Stability. We delve into the Second Industrial Revolution, new alliances, new breakthroughs in science, new art movements with impressionism and the transition to modernist art, and as we reach the turn of the century, a new type of society called mass society, and instability in the Balkans.
0:00 1760s - 1848 (Industrial Revolution in Britain, Revolutions of 1820s, 1830, 1848)
34:48 1848 - 1871 (Indust. Rev. Spread, Crimean War, Europe and Unification, Arts and Science)
1:06:22 1871 - 1914 (2nd Indust. Rev., Belle Époque and Edwardian Era, Sciences and Art, Mass Society, Alliances, Balkan Wars)
The Late Modern Series:
• Phase 4: The Late Mode...
Welcome to Late Modern series of the World History Summarized project! The entire project is meant to summarize broad topics in history and balances political history and events, with social/daily life, and culture. If you've watched our History of the World documentary, the project is a perfect next step. The videos are standalone, but presented in a chronological fashion. This series "the Late Modern" takes place after our megadocumentaries "The Ancient World", "The Medieval World", and the "Early Modern". It will be divided into 6 or 7 videos about the Late Modern period (c. 1800 - 1945) all over the world, and will be called Phase 4. Once these videos are completed, we will move onto Phase 5, the FINAL PHASE of the project, but this series will be considered completed, and compiled into ONE MEGA-DOCUMENTARY containing all 6 or 7 parts.
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Kevin Macleod - Darkest Child
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[@MrNiceGuyHistory]

Ahh.. The chaos of 19th century history to drift asleep to toning.

[@sandraward116]

..better than thunderstorms and rain..⛈🌧🌦..

[@seanmacquarrie8827]

This deserves more views and likes. Very interesting video

[@BernardoFrau]

Outstanding video

[@DorotheaAntonio]

Brilliant as always!!!

[@tarah3227]

so excited for this

[@CARL_093]

Thanks bro

[@MirrorOfUltimateHistory]

Nice video

[@rb3872]

One's gotta love the question marks at the end. An astounding summary! 😂

[@sarimento1]

Wonderfully done! A bit too rapid paced for me. Outstanding visuals throughout, deserved longer dwell time! Thanks!

[@erivej]

What is wild about this is I learned about all these 18th century tech innovations by playing Empire Total War. I knew about the industrial revolution in general and some innovations but some of these specifics like the flying shuttle and spinning Jenny, I saw in the game.

[@ditto1958]

They didn’t exactly sit around the campfire singing Kum ba ya together, did they

[@AidanFrancisOfIreland]

This is very interesting, I got a book about this but it's so long and I didn't want to read it all. Thanks Made in history❤

[@mikefabbi5127]

Yeah we're lucky we live in an age where we can access the things we like with a click and just sit back and listen.

[@saulgoodman1046]

Finallly

[@Dragblacker]

1:10 Sri Lanka was not under the British until 1815. Before then, it was Portuguese and Dutch, and even then they never controlled the whole islsnd, only the coasts.

[@DorotheaAntonio]

Yay!

[@ac1455]

6:11 wonder where the data here comes from. I think the share of US gdp peaked higher than 30% post ww2. Also, wasn’t the Song Dynasty’s gdp share around 50-66%? It’s so low on the graph.

[@tancreddehauteville764]

The 'long 19th century' lasted from 1789 until 1914, hence the 'long' adjective. It was a period when the old regimes and social structures of the 18th century were interrupted by the French Revolution and the Napoleonic wars, followed by national uprisings and wars in Italy and Germany that caused the unification of these countries. The last period being one of growing prosperity and industrialisation from 1871 to 1914, with WW1 finally putting an end to that relatively golden age. The 'short 20th century' followed the long 19th century; this period lasting from 1914 until the fall of the USSR in 1991. The short 20th century referring to the age of extreme, utopian ideologies, from fascism to communism, the two world wars and the cold war in the last phase.

[@blockmasterscott]

I love the age of empires in the 19th century. Like it or hate it, it was impressive. Especially with the British Empire encompassing a quarter of the world's population and land surface. And the British Empire exists today in the form of the British Commonwealth. It really shines on their accomplishment as an Empire that the Commonwealth is alive and healthy while membership is VOLUNTARY.

[@michaelramus8162]

I was in Singapore a few years ago.....a major news item was The Christmas Card choice of 'The Queen ' . 0:32

[@nsr_faraz]

Nice work,but I expect some about the Great game

[@nerdvana101]

It was 101 years instead of the usual 100

[@chombus2602]

What Assassins Creed is that?

[@Scyther4077]

Syndicate.

[@arturofuente4832]

It's the same creed every wannabe assassin must recite before being admitted to the Assassin's Guild.

[@CARL_093]

can you do a video about the end of absolute monarchy and the rise of the constitutional monarchy and the republican states

[@siamrain7277]

12:31 The peculiar old baby under the table is who? 🤔

[@jdsalinger3731]

At 17:11 Why does the narrator call Napoleon, ‘ The little corporal’? Is he confounding Hitler and Napoleon ?

[@chrisconcannon6490]

That was a nickname for Napoleon.

[@blockmasterscott]

Napoleon's troops called him that because they considered him one of them.

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[@FMmffmFM]

Battle of Balaklava led by Lord Cardigan 🤣

[@leadingauctions8440]

A cosy decumentary.

[@divpolitics9520]

Bro, you're really raping the Italian language here, and I'm not even Italian.

[@jongrover8763]

So. Many. Ads.

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Buy. Premium.

[@Scorpionwincheater88]

KZbin revanced

[@mugekolukisa783]

'Fewer' workers, not 'less'.😊

[@erisu69]

I don't object to the use of AI art in general, but using AI images to show architectural styles at 1:00:00 is just pointless and it comes off as lazy. You could quite easily google for a real image and put it there instead, and it would be infinitely more interesting and demonstrative. Remember that we are talking about real things that actually happened and directly affected the world we live in today. Why not show the real consequences as they exist in our own world?

[@NomadOutOfAfrica]

I wouldn't touch a Tesla because of Elon

[@fortunatomartino8549]

The global corporations and international banking didn't exist to create the horrible dystopia we live in now

[@WalterWhiteFootballSharing]

You know zero history, and absolutely nothing of the horrors of industrial revolution. Or the horrors of early modern peasantry, medieval. Life is best now then its ever been; and if you had an education that isn't internet memes, you'd know something about that.

[@AidanFrancisOfIreland]

@@WalterWhiteFootballSharingok, calm down a bit

[@jaredrevis4594]

Who's gonna tell him about the origins of international corporations and banking?

[@fortunatomartino8549]

@jaredrevis4594 Modern banking system began in Italy But the brutal perfection of international banking and the rise of corporations begins with the red shield

[@fortunatomartino8549]

@WalterWhiteFootballSharing Why do you care? If you care so much, give your money to the poor Give your money to black people My family, for generations, were peasants. No one complained and we were grateful for our prosperity in America That is America pre 1990's

[@TheSci-fiAnarchist42]

Socialism will triumph! ☭🚩✊