Edwardian era

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The Edwardian era was a period of British history from 1901 to 1910 marked by relative peace, social elegance, and the transition from Victorian traditions to modern 20th-century culture.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf era of British history
historical period
capital London, England
surface form: London
characterizedBy expansion of the British middle class
growth of mass entertainment
height of the British Empire
high society leisure culture
increasing political reform movements
relative peace
social elegance
technological progress
transition from Victorian traditions to modern culture
country United Kingdom
culturalAspect early aviation interest
growth of musical comedy and theatre
popularity of seaside holidays
rise of the motor car
culturalStyle Art Nouveau influence in Britain
Edwardian architecture
surface form: Edwardian Baroque architecture

Edwardian architecture
surface form: Edwardian fashion
economicCondition relative prosperity for upper and middle classes
endCause death of Edward VII
onset of pre-war tensions in Europe
endYear 1910
followedBy World War I era
follows Victorian era
governmentType constitutional monarchy
literaryContext late Victorian and early modernist literature
majorEvent 1902 Education Act
Liberal Government (1905–1915)
surface form: 1906 Liberal landslide election

Boer War aftermath
Entente Cordiale
People's Budget of 1909
Russo-Japanese War
constitutional crisis of 1909–1911
development of the Dreadnought battleship
majorMovement New Liberalism
surface form: New Liberalism in British politics

suffragette movement
monarch Edward VII
namedAfter Edward VII
notableAuthor Arnold Bennett
E. M. Forster
Herbert George Wells
surface form: H. G. Wells

J. M. Barrie
partOf 20th century
modern history of the United Kingdom
precededBy late Victorian period
relatedWorkOfFiction Downton Abbey
The Forsyte Saga
socialIssue class inequality
labor unrest
women's suffrage movement
startYear 1901

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