2018 ACP World History Ch 24-26 Review: Industrialization/Imperialism

What was the main goal of labor unions?

Which selection has the two main supporters/fighters for women's suffrage?

What country's nationalism movement led 2 a Protestant vs Catholic conflict called the Troubles

Although committed to democracy & equality, what country was one of last to abolish slavery?

The societal changes coming from replacing manpower with machines is known as______

If you don't get this right, it might be b/c of bad genetics:

Pollution, Crime, Abused Workers, Overcrowded Cities are all problems coming from what?

The long lasting struggle to create a Jewish state in Palestine was called:

Aside from 1 million deaths, how else did the Irish Potato Famine affect World History?

Until laws came to protect them, what group was often abused by the factory system in industry?

The movement to end slavery and the slave trade was called:

Which country best exemplifies separation nationalism?

Prior to it becoming 'America's Pastime', baseball played '2nd fiddle' to what sport?

Which of the following was NOT a 'raw material'?

By the end of the 1800's, which was NOT one of the top 3 leading 'industrial powers'?

Sigmund Freud revolutionized the medical field of

How did the USA play a key role in the 1st business to industrialize?

Which of the following terms means: "The Right to Vote"?

Belief that gov't should make decisions that help the greatest # of people is called______

Which choice has the TWO correct examples of UNIFICATION Nationalism?

When people moved from rural areas to the growing cities, what was it called?

Which French expression shows capitalism's notion that gov't should NOT be in the economy?

In what way did 'Increased literacy' help spread mass culture?

Radio, Movies, Phonograph, Telegraph are all inventions that_______

In addition to Australia, what choice has the other two British Dominions in the 1800's?

What do Marconi & Graham Bell have in common?

Which nation was the first to industrialize due to its resources, wealth, and access 2 water?

What scientist came up with the ideas of "evolution" and "survival of the fittest"?

As a colony, what made Australia unique?

A negative side effect of nationalism was that

As an economic system, communism is a 'pure' or radical version of _________

Which type of nationalism did the USA use/have?