18481925

18481925 is a numeric string formed by the concatenation of the years 1848 and 1925. It is not a standard title for a single topic in major reference works, but may appear as a code, identifier, or label in bibliographic, archival, or data-organization contexts. Depending on usage, it can denote a collection containing materials from both years, a two-period timeline, or a product, project, or dataset code that uses year pairs as its naming convention.

Historical context for the individual years: 1848 was marked by a wave of revolutions across Europe and the publication of the Communist Manifesto by Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels, among other events that influenced political thought and social reform. 1925 saw notable events such as the Scopes Trial in the United States and the publication of F. Scott Fitzgerald's The Great Gatsby, reflecting the cultural atmosphere of the Jazz Age.

In scholarly or metadata applications, 18481925 may appear in search keys, catalog records, or cross-referenced pages that connect materials from those two years. Because the sequence does not denote a widely recognized concept on its own, disambiguation typically resolves it to the two individual years or to the specific collection or schema using the identifier.

See also: 1848; 1925.