The stages of history comprise periods that are separated by distinctive circumstances, social changes, or momentous events. Up to the current (contemporary) stage there have been five fully recognized stages of history, but there are those who consider the rebirth to be one more stage of history. Main stages of history: Prehistory = (2,000,000 BC to 3,500 years BC) It is estimated that the being appeared in this period. Keep reading...
Prehistory comprises several stages, ranging from the appearance of man to the moment when he transcends using the first features of writing. Example of the stages of Prehistory: Paleolithic. Period from the appearance of man to 9000 years BC. C. and it developed in various parts of the planet, basically in Asia, Europe and Africa. It is known as the Age of the carved stone. Economy: Hunting and. Keep reading...
In the Enlightenment, important thinkers, philosophers and scientists stand out, who with their ideas and works inspired by them make transcend this movement, provoking actions and reactions in people and making it clear that reason is the main motive of any society. His works are used at the social level, leading to important changes at that time, in government and society. Main representatives of the illustration and its works.
Keep reading...1st stage: It includes from June 1789 to August 1792. - Feudal privileges are destroyed. - The Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen, approved in 1789 and speaks of individual freedom, of speech and thought; and the fight against oppression and the right to property. - The Constitution of 1791, established a constitutional Monarchy made up of the Executive Power. Keep reading...
English colonization in North America begins in the early 17th century. The inhabitants of the colonies are practically European emigrants, mainly English, Scottish and German. They founded thirteen colonies along the Atlantic coast that were the following: To the North: Massachusetts, Connecticut, New Hampshire and Rhode Island; to the Center: New Jersey, New York, Delaware and Pennsylvania; and to the South: Virginia, Maryland,. Keep reading...
Absolutism is a type of government that was primarily monarchical. This was distinguished in that all power was concentrated in the king or ruler all powers and in that the superiority of the government was concentrated in the king, who could only be accountable to God and to no one more. The power in times of absolutism encompassed all the senses, including religious life, where his word was also the ultimate decision. Keep reading...
After the discovery of America in 1492, a migration of Europeans to America was unleashed; This resulted in the formation of colonies that were under the authority of Great Britain. The victory in the Franco-Indian war, left many expenses to England and as it was evident, the cost of this war won, they channeled it to the English colonies in America; they raised taxes, aggravating all. Keep reading...
As we well know, the history of humanity is made up of different stages that have certain specific principles. Each of them responds to a very particular need or problem. In this sense, each town or region of the world responded in very different ways to the problems that were being presented to them. In the case of the Middle Ages, this is a historical stage that only developed as such in what. Keep reading...
The monarchy is the form of government where the government is exercised by a single person who is the monarch, it is for life, that is, the monarch governs for life until death, abdication or, in the case of him, overthrowing him and is generally hereditary, although there is also the case of being elective. The state that is governed by a monarch can be designated as a monarchy or as a kingdom, empire or principality, depending on the title that he holds. Keep reading...
The Enlightenment is a cultural movement for the liberation of the human spirit, which began in the Renaissance, which transformed the European thought of the eighteenth century, also called "Age of Enlightenment", particularly in France, based on rational and experimental. The characteristics and ideas are summarized in: - Development of physical-mathematical science. -. Keep reading...
