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The impact of the new balance of power, the legitimacy of the monarchies and the specific nation-building was enormous throughout the West.  A lasting peace in Europe resulted.  France lost power, while Great Britain and Prussia (the future Germany) gained power.  Latin American governments established as colonies of European powers felt confident to declare their independence.  Finally, and perhaps most of all, nationalism grew in Europe.  A century later, this nationalism would result in the worst wars in the history of the world.
 
The impact of the new balance of power, the legitimacy of the monarchies and the specific nation-building was enormous throughout the West.  A lasting peace in Europe resulted.  France lost power, while Great Britain and Prussia (the future Germany) gained power.  Latin American governments established as colonies of European powers felt confident to declare their independence.  Finally, and perhaps most of all, nationalism grew in Europe.  A century later, this nationalism would result in the worst wars in the history of the world.
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==Other Revolutions==
 
==Other Revolutions==
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The movements towards revolution and nationalism spread to China.  [[Sun Yixian]] was just one of the many Chinese inspired by the unified nations arising in Europe.  A rebellion arose in 1911, which ended the rules of the Qing (also known as Manchu) dynasty.  Confucianism was rejected by the reformers, who viewed it as old-fashioned, and reforms were sought to give more rights to workers and the poor.  The revolutions did not resolve much, but marked the beginning of a period of strife and unrest for China in the early 1900s, which would lead to its establishment as a Communist nation in later decades.
 
The movements towards revolution and nationalism spread to China.  [[Sun Yixian]] was just one of the many Chinese inspired by the unified nations arising in Europe.  A rebellion arose in 1911, which ended the rules of the Qing (also known as Manchu) dynasty.  Confucianism was rejected by the reformers, who viewed it as old-fashioned, and reforms were sought to give more rights to workers and the poor.  The revolutions did not resolve much, but marked the beginning of a period of strife and unrest for China in the early 1900s, which would lead to its establishment as a Communist nation in later decades.
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==Revolutionary Art and Literature==
 
==Revolutionary Art and Literature==
 
[[Image:Monet Impressionsunrise.jpg|right|thumb|280px|Impression Sunrise (need a high resolution color printer to fully appreciate this!)]]
 
[[Image:Monet Impressionsunrise.jpg|right|thumb|280px|Impression Sunrise (need a high resolution color printer to fully appreciate this!)]]
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