19th
One before twentieth
Nineteenth, the ordinal form of nineteen.
It indicates position in a sequence: She finished 19th in the race.
The 19th century spans 1801–1900, though informally people use it for the 1800s.
The 19th Amendment to the U.S.
Constitution granted women the right to vote.
Position after eighteen
- rankPosition in hierarchy
- positionLocation or stance
- sequenceOrdered succession of elements
- eighteenthOrdinal for eighteen
twentieth · numeral · ordering · enumeration · serial · hole · amendment · precinct
Era of mechanized production
- Napoleonic WarsBonaparte's military campaigns
- colonialismDomination through foreign settlement
- abolitionismMovement to end oppression
- suffrageRight to cast ballots
Manifest Destiny · Gold Rush · Emancipation Proclamation · Opium Wars · Crimean War · Franco-Prussian War · Oregon Trail · Seneca Falls
Art movement emphasizing light
- RomanticismEmotion-centered artistic movement
- RealismMovement depicting ordinary life
- NeoclassicismRevival of ancient aesthetics
- Pre-RaphaelitesMid-1800s artistic brotherhood
Symbolism · Aestheticism · Barbizon School · Hudson River School · salon · exhibition
nineteenth
Position after eighteen
eighteenth · twentieth · numeral · ordering · enumeration · serial · hole · amendment · precinct · district
Industrial Revolution
Era of mechanized production
- Napoleonic WarsBonaparte's military campaigns
- colonialismDomination through foreign settlement
- abolitionismMovement to end oppression
suffrage · Manifest Destiny · Gold Rush · Emancipation Proclamation · Opium Wars · Crimean War · Franco-Prussian War · Oregon Trail · Seneca Falls · Treaty of Waitangi
Impressionism
Art movement emphasizing light
- RomanticismEmotion-centered artistic movement
- RealismMovement depicting ordinary life
- NeoclassicismRevival of ancient aesthetics
Pre-Raphaelites · Symbolism · Aestheticism · Barbizon School · Hudson River School · salon · exhibition
novel
New and unusual
- poetryMetrical literary composition
- RomanticismEmotion-centered artistic movement
- RealismMovement depicting ordinary life
Dickens · Tolstoy · Austen · Brontë · Dostoevsky · Hugo · Melville · Flaubert · Whitman · Thoreau
- 19th centuryThe eighteen hundreds
- 19th-century AmericaPre-modern United States period
- 19th century historyEvents from the 1800s
- late 19th centuryFinal Victorian decades
- 19th holeGolf course bar
- 19th amendmentGranted women voting rights