Febrile Illnesses - 18th Century

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EXPANSION IN THE 18TH CENTURY

EXPANSION IN THE 18TH CENTURY. AP Euro C.O. 10. I. The Agricultural Revolution (17 th and 18 th centuries) State of agriculture in 1700 Standard of living for peasants and artisans was about the same as in the Middle Ages

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William Hogarth: 18th century servants

William Hogarth: 18th century servants.

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16th to 18th Century

16th Century. Fashion was splendid and bizarreWealth in Europe brought beautiful fabrics, laces, precious stones,

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Rococo and the 18th Century

Rococo. . The Age of Enlightenment- reasoning and intellectIt continued to be a time of great advancements. The Age of Enlightenment. Mozart, Bach, and Vivaldi revolutionized musicTechnology: the Industrial RevolutionGiant steps in scienceThe New World was expandingSwift and Voltaire influenced literature, philosophy, and satire..

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Restoration 18th Century Drama 1660-1800 A.D.

Where did we leave off?. 1642: Puritans take over the country, and all theatres are closed.1642-1660: Interregnum Period1660: Restoration of the Monarchy. Charles II. Charles II becomes kingResponse to the puritansReforms to the theater? English Royal Patent of 1662-Theater MonopolyWomen A

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18th Century Wars and Presidents

18th Century Wars and Presidents . 1800s. W ars. 1 st President. On April 30, 1789, George Washington, standing on the balcony of Federal Hall on Wall Street in New York, took his oath of office as the first President of the United States .

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18th Century

18th Century. Life in Prisons: Never cleaned – Infested with lice and other parasites . 102 ounces of bread per week. Limited water. Many cells were water logged. No sewers. Little sanitation. All prisoners were kept together regardless of their crime, sex or age.

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London in the 18th century

London in the 18th century. The 18th century was a period of rapid growth for London,reflecting an increasing national population , the early stirrings of the Industrial Revolution , and London’s role at the center of the evolving British Empire . Image description.

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18th Century – The Enlightenment

18th Century – The Enlightenment. “The Enlightenment is a belief in the ability of the human mind and human enterprise to change the political, social, and economic framework of the world for the better” Begins with Scientific Revolution; Questioning the world around. .

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Witchcraft 15th-18th Century

Witchcraft 15th-18th Century. Paul Georgin and Alex Barnes. Causes. Fear of the supernatural Persecution of heresy Witchcraft being labelled heresy S ometimes seen as a way to keep women in their place. What were the penalties of witchcraft.

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This is 18th century wear

So what was the big deal? Well, these hats were the rage in Europe. As we know, they were made from beaver pelts. This lithograph shows the first public sale of beaver pelts in Europe. Notice the fine clothing of the “gentlemen” present; no poor people allowed!.

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French Neoclassism, British Restoration, and early 18th Century Theatre

French Neoclassism, British Restoration, and early 18th Century Theatre. Brief History Lesson - France. From 1550-1620 much civil strife and wars Not many professional companies, theatres were rented and fees charged. Farces became popular

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18th Century European States

18th Century European States. Enlightened Absolutism. Enlightenment idea of natural laws brings discussion on natural rights Rulers were obviously aware of the writings of the philosophes How enlightened they became debatable by historians. France.

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18th Century English Drama:

Lecture 10 Richard Brinsley Sheridan (1st hour), The School for Scandal, Robert Burns (2nd hour). 18th Century English Drama:

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18th-century prescriptivism

18th-century prescriptivism. Latin: correct and incorrect. Peria qui nosci amare (Herculaneum). Pereat qui non scit amare. English ?. Ay, here they be that dare and will disturb thee. My ancient incantations are too weak. “Rules of grammar”. 18th-century prescriptivism.

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18th Century Artists

18th Century Artists. “The Scholar” Rembrandt , 1631 - Dutch. Baroque Painting Known for his group and individual portraits Almost financially ruined until he rebounded and his baroque portraits and religious themes became popular. “The Nightwatch” Rembrandt, 1642 - Dutch.

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18th Century Economy and Society

18th Century Economy and Society. By: Mr. Steve Byrd South Laurel High School. The Agricultural Revolution. The State of Agriculture in 1700 1. Peasants and artisans had about the same standard of living as in the Middle Ages

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18th century drama

18th century drama. Reformed comedies Sentimental comedies Farces, harlequinades Romances Tragi-comedies Neo-classical plays Affective tragedies (often she-tragedies). Female writers: 1st half of 18th century. Mary Davys: The Humours of York Elizabeth Cooper: The Rival Widows

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Glorious Revolution & 18th Century

Glorious Revolution & 18th Century. I. Historical Background. Politically:

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18th Century European States

18th Century European States. Enlightened Absolutism. Enlightenment idea of natural laws brings discussion on natural rights Rulers were obviously aware of the writings of the philosophes How enlightened they became debatable by historians. France.

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The Restoration and 18th Century (1660-1800)

The Restoration and 18th Century (1660-1800). English Department South Pasadena High School. Restoration and 18th Century (1660-1800) and other monikers. Augustan Age

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