The Industrial Revolution
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Meunier – Sculptor of The blacksmith
Martí-Alsina – Realist painter from Catalonia
Velázquez Bosco – Designed the Crystal Palace of Madrid
Millet – Often painted agricultural workers
Labrouse – French architect who designed cast-iron structures
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A) It was built for the 1889 World’s Fair, which celebrated the 100th anniversary of the French Revolution
B) He built the viaduct in Porto (in Portugal) and he built the structure for the
Statue of Liberty.
C) It’s 324 metres tall
D) It wasn’t demolished
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The Forms of Occupation in the Reconquered Territories: Models of Repopulation
The repopulation aimed to re-inhabit the lands recovered during the Reconquista. Four main systems were employed in this process.
- Rapid Repopulation (8th-11th centuries): Used in the area north of the Duero River and the Pyrenees Mountains. Uninhabited land became the property of those who cultivated it, leading to a predominance of small and medium-sized properties.
- Concejil System (11th-12th centuries): Primarily used
The Industrial Revolution in Spain: A Comprehensive Overview (1833-1876)
The Industrial Revolution in Spain (1833-1876)
Introduction
The Industrial Revolution marked a significant shift from agrarian economies to industrialized societies. While England led the charge in the mid-18th century, Spain lagged behind due to various obstacles. This article explores the factors hindering Spain’s industrial progress between 1833 and 1876, focusing on key industries, infrastructure development, and economic policies.
Obstacles to Industrialization in Spain
Several factors contributed
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– Family Services in the Autonomous Communities of Spain
Family policy encompasses the measures taken by the government to influence family structure and life. These social measures and instruments aim to support families in various ways. There are two main approaches: explicit/direct and implicit/indirect.
Explicit/Direct Family Policy
This approach directly aims to protect, encourage, or restructure family forms, making the family the central focus.
Implicit/Indirect Family Policy
In this approach,
Read MoreUnderstanding Family Policies and Laws in Spain
– The Law of Large Families
Approved in November 2003 after numerous requests from the National Association of Large Families, this law recognizes the changing situation of large families in Spain. The law acknowledges the need to adapt legislation to new circumstances, such as the reduction in the percentage and number of large families. It also addresses the evolving demands and needs of these families, recognizing the difficulties and obstacles they face.
The law aims to establish minimum levels
Read MoreThe Industrial Revolution and the Rise of the Class-Based Society
The Industrial Revolution & the Class-Based Society
Beginning of the Industrial Revolution: Great Britain
The Industrial Revolution was a process of technological advancements that led to dramatic economic changes.
Causes:
- Population growth due to improved living conditions and other advancements.
- Changes in the Agricultural Revolution: extensive trade, widespread use of fertilizers, mechanization, and the introduction of crop rotation.
- Technological advances (the Machine Age).
- Increased trade: Foreign