The Role In The European Empire Of The 19th, 19th And 20th Century

Europe one of the most well-known area in our history. They have been a part of almost every aspect of history that we have learned about. The question is what are the roles that were played in creating Europeans Empire? The roles that were played in creating Europeans Empire of the mid to late 19th and 20th century were industrialization, religion, and war, there were a lot of factors that went with and went against in this creation. Industrialization a time that we’ve learned that involved the creation of machinery for cotton and steam engines. It is known to have begun in eighteenth- century with the creation of turning cotton into cloth by (Origins 98). It was important because to have these machines it would be more efficient than people

It actually wasn’t healthy to live in these areas because chemicals were going into drinking water“ (Text 578) There was disease that was spreading and other problems like no sewer, collection of garage and running water in 1850 (Text 578). For Europeans the big thing was India textiles. Europeans wanted silk, porcelain from Asia and tea from China. They mostly wanted cotton textiles from India (Origins 99). But India also had another advantage when it came to Europe. India’s agriculture was lower than Europe because they were growing so much (Origins 99). For Britain they actually had an advantage in industrialization due to The Seven Years’ War. In this war the British no longer would be importing instead they would be manufacturing textiles because of their win over India and the Americas. They also banned India textiles to allow there textiles to become more powerful. (Origins 102). Copying Indian textiles wasn’t that easy. They had a hard time with dyeing techniques and it ended up costing more (Origins

That was a good thing because Europe got to work with another strong empire. In India they had an idea about nationalism in India. In cultural nationalism they has a country they knew everyone was different but stood together due to their culture. The thing that they believed and Europe didn’t was they knew that Indians were colonial subjects according to the text (Text 696). They believed if they brought back old traditions then everyone would know their identity (Text