AP®︎ European History Unit 6: Notes & Study Guide
Prepare for your quiz, test, or the AP exam with a comprehensive review on Unit 6 of AP European History – Industrialization and Its Effects.
Unit 6: Industrialization and Its Effects
This unit analyzes the origins and spread of industrialization and its transformative impact on European economies, societies, and political ideologies. It also explores the social reform movements that emerged in response to these changes.
Begin with Topic 6.1: Contextualizing Industria...To review Unit 6, go through each of the 10 topics below.
Everything you actually need to know for your Unit 6 test, pulled directly from the AP® European History curriculum.
Contextualizing Industrialization and Its Origins and Effects
Contextualizing Industrialization and Its Origins and Effects
- What Industrialization Was
- Why Great Britain Industrialized First
- How Industrialization Spread Across Europe
The Spread of Industry Throughout Europe
The Spread of Industry Throughout Europe
- What Industrialization Needed to Spread
- Why Britain Led Europe
- How Industrialization Moved to the Continent
Second Wave Industrialization and Its Effects
Second Wave Industrialization and Its Effects
- What the Second Industrial Revolution Was
- The New Industries and Technologies
- How Transportation and Communication Integrated Economies
Social Effects of Industrialization
Social Effects of Industrialization
- How Industrialization Reshaped European Society
- New Social Classes and Where They Were Strongest
- Urbanization and the Industrial City
The Concert of Europe and European Conservatism
The Concert of Europe and European Conservatism
- How Conservatism Tried to Restore Order After Napoleon
- How the Concert of Europe Worked
- How Metternich and the Powers Suppressed Change
Reactions and Revolutions
Reactions and Revolutions
- Why Europeans Kept Revolting After 1815
- Early Revolts Against the Conservative Order
- The Revolutions of 1848
Ideologies of Change and Reform Movements
Ideologies of Change and Reform Movements
- What the Ideologies of Change Were
- The Main Ideologies and What Each Wanted
- Socialism Before and After Marx
19th-Century Social Reform
19th-Century Social Reform
- What 19th-Century Social Reform Was
- Mass Politics and Worker Organization
- How Labor Movements Became Political Parties
Institutional Responses and Reform
Institutional Responses and Reform
- How Industrialization Expanded the State
- Urban Reform and Public Health
- Haussmannization and the Remaking of Cities
Causation in the Age of Industrialization
Causation in the Age of Industrialization
- How Industrialization Caused Change Across Europe
- Why Britain Industrialized First and How the First Industrial Revolution Worked
- How Industrialization Spread and Deepened
Notes
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