What were the politics like during the Romanticism Period?
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The French Romanticism Period started at the end of the Napolean era. Major writer was Victor Hugo. The French were conflicted about who anoint as their new leader. Some, the royalist, wanted King Louis XVI's family, the Bourbon dynasty, to take over the reign of France.\n\nIn England, they still had King George, I think the III or IV. England was a lot calmer than France. It had defeated Napolean, and ended up sending him to St. Helena. Napolean was the great figure during the Romantic Period.
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check out sparknotes.com, thats how i survived my course on dante's literature. good luck.
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How many do you want?  Here are a few:\n\nJoseph Mallord William Turner, painter, 1775-1851\nJane Austen, writer, 1775-1817\nGeorge Gordon, Lord Byron, poet, 1788-1824\nJohn Keats, poet, 1795-1821\nPercy Bysshe Shelley, poet, 1792-1822\nJohn Constable, painter, 1776-1837\nWilliam Blake, poet, painter and printmaker, 1757-1827\nMary Shelley, novelist, 1797-1851 (Frankenstein)\nAnne Brontë, novelist, 1820-1849 \nCharlotte Brontë, novelist, 1816-1855 \nEmily Brontë, novelist, 1818-1848\n(These last three may be a little late)\n\nYou're talking about the Romantic era, which began towards the end of the 18th century.  \n\nHere's a thorough list:\nhttp://www.bartleby.com/222/index.html\nLinks to click onto in Wikipedia:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Romanticism
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it's a transition period between romanticism and modernism.\n\nfor more details see:\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Victorian_literature
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untitled document  \nThe Elizabethan era was characterized by a renascent interest in the arts, long ... that have partners within their own class, such as the matches made in the ...www.shakespearefellowship.org/virtualclassroom/essaycontest/mok.
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Are referring to a historical period? The article linked below on the progressive era has lots of information.
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Sompe people who check this category have extensive knowledge of it, or can find it online, but you should be more specific. Is there anything in particular that interests you?\nEnlightment was a period where new ideas affected areas as diverse as literature and clothing. Do you need the socio-economic aspects? The political climate? The attitude to marriage? Sorry, that topic is too broad.
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Classical liberals are also known as liberatians, which have a political party that regularly fields candidates for major political office, including president.\n\nIn a nutshell, classical liberals believe in minimal government, as provided by the US Constitution.  Personal freedom as to peaceful, non-fraudulent activity, both in the social and fiscal realms.  \n\nYou can learn more at the site below, and also take the quiz to learn where you fall in the political spectrum.  The political spectrum is more than just left and right, is is also up and down.  Check it out:
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Sometimes Literature,concerning the era you are interested in history.Theoritical subjects,maybe Sociology
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elizabethan_era
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Politics control an area. Everything such as slavery, King Cotton, and the lack of industrialization in sourth influnced politics which in turn influenced the relationships. The north and south had become very different areas. If a new tariff or law that helped one area, always hurt the other area. All these were decided in Congress, especially the slave laws.
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fairly good as they were entering hte renaisance and feudalism was declining as a merchant class emerged creating specification in jobs. this left people open to explore other, more creative options, and it brought europe out of the subsistance livng it had been in in the so called "dark ages" or medieval times...this is when the arts were pursued, and actually encouraged to be studied. of course there were wars goign on...like with england as usual(this was the time of henry the 8th, queen mary tudor, and eventually in 1588, elizabeth...) but they were doing fairly well, captureing calais back form the english even...
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Read up. \nhttp://www.answers.com/topic/reform-act-1832\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reform_Act_1832\nhttp://www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/PR1832.htm\n\nBasically, the Tories, who served in the House of Lords, were being threatened by members of the House of Commons, which is similar to the House of Representatives in that they are elected to represent the people, because the people were no longer willing to put up with them. The Tories were politicians favoured by royal authority and the established church, and who sought to preserve the traditional political structure. So basically, the Tories were only interested in surving the wealthy.  The House of Lords is a politcal house in which wealthy, noblemen are pretty much born into. \n\nThere is much more information so read up! GOOD LUCK!
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The Age of Reform 1820-1856\n\n1828 has traditionally been regarded as demarcating the beginning of a new era in the history of British India.\n\nUp to this time attitudes concerning the governance of an alien society varied and were mostly discordant.\n\nBut the dominant ethos was ' reformist' and it grew in strength and stridency.\n\nInitially held at bay, it captured the mind of Parliament first, indoctrinated the bureaucratic class that was trained at Haileybury to run the new empire, and overwhelmed the objections of orientalists and pragmatists.\n\nBy 1828 liberals like Macauley and Utilitarians like Mill, Bentinck and Trevelyan had the field to themselves and immediately instituted reformist programmes.\n\nThe tutorial will examine those programmes, evaluate the impulses and motives that informed them, and measure their impact on Indian society.\n\nWhether the changes foreshadowed or legislated for between 1828-56 deserve to entitle this 30 year period as 'The Age of Reform', however, remains a moot point.
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Hello! I found this link very insteresting, hope you like it too.\n\nhttp://www.historychannel.com/exhibits/valentine/
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It's just you.  Politics has always been really intense. In fact, there were many, many times in our history when it was much more intense (e.g., Segregation, Vietnam, Women's Lib, Isolationism between WWI and WWII, Reactions to Cold War, Gas Crisis in the 70s, fights between Reagen and Congress in the 80s...) Welcome to being a citizen!
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This talks about a bunch of them....\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Romantic_music