World History Final part 1 (French Revolution and Industiral Revolution)

FR: Given by God; you are born with them

FR: French women marched on Versailles because they wanted the right to vote

FR: The First Estate paid most of the taxes

FR: Which statement is NOT true: Prior to the French Revolution, the Roman Catholic Church

FR: Choose the BEST option: What is true about the March on the Bastille?

IR: wealthy leaders of industry

FR: Which was NOT a cause of the French Revolution?

FR: What was a potential problem with forcing Men and Women to be called "Citizen"?

IR: The main purpose for selling stock was to allow companies to raise

FR: Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette were executed by

FR: The third estate created a representative body which was really a new government

FR: Philosophes rejected the "Old Order"

Which statement is false: Why were big business leaders "Captains of Industry" to some, but "Robber Barons" to others?

IR: organized workers so they could fight for better working conditions and pay

FR: 17,000 were executed in less than a year under the Committee of Public Safety

IR: Henry Bessemer's contribution to industrialization was to

IR: which statement does NOT answer the question: How did women's roles change during the Industrial Revolution?

IR: the idea that the working class should own the means of production (not individuals or the government)

IR: invented a process to make iron into steel

IR: Captain of Industry

IR: The emerging middle class

FR: How did the French Revolution NOT violate Enlightenment Principles?

IR: Advances in transportation improved industries by

FR: What document did the new National Assembly create, to protect French citizens?

FR: The _________ Estate was an unprivileged class, containing the bulk of the population

IR: England's vast ________ reserves powered steam engines

IR: idealized women and the home

IR: money used to invest in a buisness

FR: One cause of the French Revolution was unfair tax laws that burdened the First and Second Estate

FR: The tower that was attacked by a mob in search of gunpowder; kicked off the French Revolution

IR: how did cities improve?

FR: The Reign of Terror was guided by Enlightenment Principles

IR: Where did the Industrial Revolution begin?

FR: A promise made by the "true" Legislative Body to create a new and fair Constitution

IR: ________ women worked outside the home and sometimes took care of other people's chidren

IR: the invention of a process that makes iron stronger, lighter, and cheaper to produce

FR: What action by the leaders of the French Revolution demonstrates that they were influenced by Enlightenment ideas?

Which answer DOES NOT apply: Urbanization resulted in

FR: Which statement is NOT TRUE: March of the Bastille was significant because

IR: Which statement is NOT true?

IR: Which word/phrase is NOT related to a cause of the British Industrial Revolution

IR: inventions like the ______ increased the availability of cotton thread available for weaving into textiles

FR: One cause of the French Revolution was unfair tax laws that burdened the First and Second Estate

FR: Leader of the Committee of Public Safety

IR: survival of the fittest

FR: Citizens executed 1,000 priests, nobles and ordinary prisoners in a month

IR: Which of the following statements is NOT TRUE about the industrial revolution?

FR: The Supreme Being was a personification of ________

FR: The "Old Social System" in France (based on Feudalism); "Old Order"

FR: The Second Estate was mainly comprised (made up of)

IR: American inventor; made the first incandescent light bulb

FR: Bastille was the tower that was attacked by a mob in search of gunpowder; guards were killed

IR: which person played an important role in bringing about sterile hospital practices?

FR: A document of legal protection written during the French Revolution

IR: Enclosure was the land consolidated by wealthy landowners; forced peasant farmers into the cities

FR: What factors and influences that made France vulnerable to a Revolution?

IR: Bessemer's new steelmaking process made it possible to build

IR: used by Henry Ford's car company; made production much quicker

IR: Two new types of transportation developed in the early industrial revolution were

IR: peasants spin cotton into threat and weave it into fabric all in their home

IR: American Inventor; patents the telephone

IR: reducing consumption and/or prohibiting alcohol

IR: helped to improve standards in hospitals; sterilization

FR: The working class who rebelled in mobs during the French Revolution

FR: According to this American Document, all people have the right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness

IR: Which one is NOT TRUE: Darwin's idea of natural selection

IR: _______ was among the very first countries to industrialize

IR: Which was NOT an urban problem during the Industrial Revolution?

IR: the economy is unregulated by the government

IR: Which word/phrase is NOT related to a cause of the British industrial revolution?

IR: ________ argued that problems like war, disease, and famine were natural ways to control the population

IR: The three social classes in Western Europe by the late 1800s were

IR: Multistory buildings divided into apartments

IR: the movement of people from rural areas to cities

IR: Which is NOT a CAUSE of rapid Industrialization?

FR: Reforms of the National Assembly included

FR: Robespierre was one of the chief architects of the Reign of Terror

IR: germ theory and milk processing

IR: England's vast ________ reserves powered steam engines

FR: The third estate created a representative body which was really a new government

IR: built monopolies and dominated the industry

IR: Which word/statement most closely related to Marxism or "socialism"

FR: The members of the Third Estate took revolutionary action because they

FR: The new ideas promoted during the Radical phase of the French Revolution made _______ an idol to be worshipped

IR: During the first industrial revolution, ______ was the basic building block of large machines, railroad tracks, etc.

FR: The radical educated middle class who helped to organize and lead the Revolution

FR: The representative body of the First, Second and Third Estates

IR: _______ were terrified that factories would take over their job and destroy their career?

IR: increased the supply of available cotton for textile manufacture; Eli Whitney invented this device

IR: Darwin's idea of ____ was borrowed by some and used to create the social theory _____; used to justify racism, etc.

IR: the "new middle" class was also known as the

FR: The First, Second, and Third Estates who were to represent the people of France

IR: ________ are cloths or fabrics/materials

IR: The free market in which people can buy and sell with limited government interference

IR: What was NOT an important mode of communication developed in the Second Industrial Revolution?

FR: Bad harvests made food prices increase

FR: The Old Order; the old system of social hierarchy

FR: The National Assembly declared they would create a new and "just constitution"