Question

How did the long series of wars between england and france in 18th century affect society and art during this time?

Answer 1

Answer:

Military Glamorised, Poverty & Unemployment, Anti War Literature

Explanation:

Britain & France had been in a long series of wars in 18th century. It had affected society & art drastically

• Military Glamorised : British military played a protagonist role, people rallied behind them stating that british identity was forged. Both men & women played role like training & making troops respectively for army. Military men heady mix of danger, glamour with  bright uniforms was highlighted.
• Poverty & Unemployment : British government strengthened existing defences, built new ones , the funds for which came by increased taxes. People were in poor socio economic status due to high prices, high taxes, coupled with simultaneous unemployment due to trade restrictions & labour saving machinery.
• Anti War Literature : There is enough art & literature highlighting the adversities faced by public & how it impoverished & separated families. There are many tales of people, families struggling the hard times of war. Eg : William Wordsworth book 'The Excursion' .

Answer 2

The effect of the wars with England on France as it affect society and art during this time are:

• Death and destruction of lives and properties.

• The war made England virtually bankrupt

• The French Crown was in control of all of France except Calais.

• In France, there a drop in the economy and artist were more optimistic.

The Hundred Years’ War as it is called is commonly known as an power struggle between England and France in the 14th–15th century over a series of disputes.

The disagreement also arise due to the question of the legitimate succession to the French crown.

The Treaty of Paris of 1763 was known to end the war between both countries, and also with their respective allies.

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