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1. At the Congress of Vienna and during the restoration, conservatives tried to reestablish stability and social order through domestic and international political arrangements.

2. During the first half of the nineteenth century, industrialization transformed modes of production, first in Great Britain and then on the continent.

3. A variety of social changes, including class development and social differentiation, accompanied and interacted with industrialization.








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