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AP European History/Neiffer Reading Guide: Chapter 15: Society and Economy Under the old Regime in the Eighteenth Century Major Features of Life in the Old Regime Maintenance of Tradition Hierarchy and Privilege The Aristocracy What privileges and lifestyle had the Nobility gained by the 18 th century? Varieties of Aristocratic Privileges British Nobility French Nobility ...of the sword ...of the robe hobereaux vingtieme Eastern European Nobility Poland szlachta Austria and Hungary Prussia Russia Aristocratic Resurgence Russia What did nobles so to protect their social position in Russia? The Land and Its Tillers Peasants and Serfs banalites signeurs corvee robot barshchina Peasant Rebellion Pugachev's Rebellion Other Peasant Rebellions Aristocratic Domination of the Countryside: The English Game Laws What were the English game laws? How did they highlight aristocratic privilege? Family Structures and the Family Economy 1/3 Emelyan Pugachev has a cool, Russian beard...

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Page 1: Chapter 15 Reading Guide

AP European History/Neiffer

Reading Guide:Chapter 15: Society and Economy Under the old Regime

in the Eighteenth Century

Major Features of Life in the Old RegimeMaintenance of Tradition

Hierarchy and Privilege

The AristocracyWhat privileges and lifestyle had the Nobility gained by the 18th century?

Varieties of Aristocratic Privileges• British Nobility• French Nobility

◦ ...of the sword◦ ...of the robe◦◦ hobereaux◦ vingtieme

• Eastern European Nobility◦ Poland

▪ szlachta◦ Austria and Hungary◦ Prussia◦ Russia

Aristocratic Resurgence• Russia• What did nobles so to protect their social position

in Russia?

The Land and Its Tillers

Peasants and Serfs• banalites• signeurs• corvee• robot• barshchina• Peasant Rebellion

◦ Pugachev's Rebellion◦ Other Peasant Rebellions

Aristocratic Domination of the Countryside: The English Game Laws• What were the English game laws?• How did they highlight aristocratic privilege?

Family Structures and the Family Economy

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Emelyan Pugachev has a cool, Russianbeard...

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Households• Northwestern Europe• Eastern Europe

The Family Economy• What is the family economy?• How did the family economy look in rural areas? … in urban areas?

Women and the Family Economy• What role did women take in the family economy?• What was the role of women throughout their development ages?• How did women's life change after marriage?

Children and the World of the Family Economy• How did children impact the family life during this time?• Foundling hospitals

The Agricultural Revolutions

What was the goal of traditional agriculture?What were the perils of traditional agriculture?

New Crops and New Methods• Yay for the Dutch!• Cornelius Vermuyden• Jethro Tull• Charles “Turnip” Townsend• Robert Bakewell• Arthur Young• The Enclosure Movement

◦ What was the impact of the enclosuremovement?

◦ How did the enclosure movementimpact various social classes?

• Eastern Europe? Left behind...

Expansion of the Population• What factors cause the population to

expand?• What impact does the population expansion have on Europe?

The Industrial Revolution of the Eighteenth CenturyA Revolution in Consumption

• How was consumption changed to market goods to larger varieties of customers?

Industrial Leadership of Great Britain• Why does Great Britain take the lead in the Industrial Revolution?• What favors makes Great Britain so competitive in the international marketplace?

New Methods of Textile Production• domestic system of textile production... or the putting-out system• spinning jenny

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Whoops... wrong Jethro Tull!

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• water frame

The Steam Engine• Thomas Newcomen• James Watt

Iron Production• What factors changed to increase production of iron?• Henry Cort

The Impact of the Agricultural and Industrial Revolutions on WorkingWomen

• How did the role of women change in the household?...workplace?

• How were women treated in the evolving workplaces?

The Growth of CitiesPatterns of Preindustrial Urbanization

• What were the population trends that dominated Europe inthe Preindustrial age?

Urban Classes• What separated the rich and poor in increasingly urban

Europe?• How did the upper classes, middle class and artisan classes change in the new urban environments?

The Urban Riot• What caused the urban riots in the growing urban areas of Europe?

The Jewish Population: The Age of the Ghetto• What caused movement of Jews throughout Europe in this age?• ghetto

Review Questions1. What kinds of privileges separated European aristocrats from other social groups? How did their privilegesand influence affect other people living in the countryside? What was the condition of serfs in central andeastern Europe? 2. How would you define the term family economy? How did the family economy constrain the lives of womenin preindustrial Europe? 3. What caused the Agricultural Revolution? How did the English aristocracy contribute to the AgriculturalRevolution? Why did peasants revolt in the eighteenth century? 4. Why did Europe’s population increase in the eighteenth century? How did population growth affectconsumption? 5. What was the Industrial Revolution and what caused it? Why did Great Britain take the lead in theIndustrial Revolution? How did consumers contribute to the Industrial Revolution? 6. How did the distribution of population in cities and towns change? How did the lifestyle of the upper classcompare to that of the middle and lower classes? What were some of the causes of urban riots? 7. Where were the largest Jewish populations in eighteenth-century Europe? What was their social and legalposition? What were the sources of prejudices against Jews?

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The steam engine changeseverything!