1. Changes in Culture and
Education

2. Glue in Changes in
Culture tab

3. Culture
• Romanticism
– Emphasized emotion rather than reason
– Are often peaceful scenes of rural life or
landscapes
– Ludwig van Beethoven is best known composer of
this age

8. • Realism
– Emphasizing what life is really like
– Often showed life as pessimistic and hopeless
– Charles Dickens wrote about the negative aspects
of the Industrial Revolution
– Leo Tolstoy wrote War and Peace.

12. Glue in Changes in
Education tab

13. Education
• In Britain:
– Sunday School began as an effort to teach poor
children how to read
– Parliament voted to spend money to build public
schools for poor children
– Required children to attend between ages 5-10
– Later it was 5-14, and then part time until 18

14. • Germany
– First to provide primary education that was
required for all children
– Developed one of the finest systems of education
in Europe

15. • France
– Jules Ferry formed the school system that
required all children to attend school until the age
of 15
– This system has continued with little change