Late Modern Period

Definition

The late modern period refers to the time period between 1750 CE (the beginning of the Industrial Revolution) up until the present day. It encompasses significant global changes driven by industrialization, advancements in technology, political revolutions, and globalization.

Related terms

Globalization: Globalization refers to increasing interconnectedness and integration among nations through trade, communication networks, cultural exchange, and migration.

Imperialism: Imperialism is a policy or practice by which a nation extends its power over other countries or territories through colonization or economic domination.

Nationalism: Nationalism is a sense of pride, loyalty, and devotion to one's own nation or ethnic group. It often played a role in political movements and the formation of new nations during the late modern period.