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Industrial Revolution (England)
Industrial Revolution (England)
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When did the Industrial Revolution take place in England?
1450s-1550s
1750s-1850s
1850s-1950s
1650s-1750s
2
Thomas Malthus urged people to:
use the Enclosure movement
have a socialist economy
limit the amount of children
move to the cities
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The major improvement in the efficiency of production and transportation came from:
steam engine
horsepower
water
oil
4
Before the Industrial Revolution, England had a ....?.... economy
barter
socialist
capitialist
mercantile
5
The reason that factories had been closer to rivers during the industrial age was so that:
The factory could be close to its source of power
The diesel engine needed water from the river
The factory could build technology to prevent flooding
It was easier for people to access the factory
6
The technological inventions of the Industrial Revolution improved:
work conditions
transportation
family life
pollution
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Which idea is most closely associated with laissez faire economics?
subsistence agriculture
Communes
free market
trade unions
8
Before the Industrial Revolution, which best defined productions of goods?
Small scale factories
Factory System
Cottage System
Steam power machines
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The proletarians are:
peasants
working class
upper class
middle class
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Working conditions in factories were often:
Clean, safe
Quiet
Fun and energetic
Dirty, unsafe
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Adam Smith wrote the:
Capital, Capital, Capital!
Capitalist Manifesto
Industrializing a Nation
Wealth of Nations
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Robert Owen created a Utopian Society known as:
New Harmony
New Visions
Good Village
Perfect Society
13
What is a main principle of capitalism?
Society controls goods
Good for all
Supply and Demand
Government involvement
14
All of the following are effects of the Industrial Revolution except:
population drop
urbanization
Rise of big business
poor working and living conditions
15
According to Karl Marx, history is the record of the:
wars and conflicts between leaders
struggle between classes in society
increasing prosperity brought by industrialization
granting of more political liberties to all people
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Division of labor is:
Developing unions
One person doing all the work
Creating groups in a factory
dividing the work among many people
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Adding fences and divided plots to a farm is known as:
Field Movement
Enclosure Movement
Plotting Movement
Farming Movement
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Marxist believes in a:
rigid social system
classless society
maintaining the upper class
monarchy
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The industrial revolution was powered by:
coal and iron
iron and bronze
bronze and oil
coal and oil
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If demand is high and supply is low:
no one can buy the product
no change in prices
prices are low
prices are high
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During the Industrial Revolution, we saw the emergence of:
equal opportunities for women in labor
job expertise
high wages
child labor
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Which are all factors vital to production EXCEPT:
Labor
Land
Capital
Food
23
Which are inventions for textiles EXCEPT for:
Spinning Jenny
Cotton Gin
Sewing machines
Steamboat
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Henry Bessemer created a cheap way to make:
Steam
Bronze
Steel
Iron
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Utilitarianism is defined as:
High demand for goods
Government control
Greatest Good for the greatest number of people
Free market economy