Why did the Industrial Revolution start in Britain?

They had a lot of capital, ports, and coal and iron.

What was the effect of the cult of domesticity on women?

They were required to stay home and care for men & children

What women were involved in the temperance movement and women's suffrage?

Elizabeth Cady Stanton & Sojourner Truth

Which is not a way that big businesses would get capital?

Assassinate competitor entrepreneurs

What Taryn uses to control Taryngrad, Workers rising, forming a classless, communal society

How did Darwinism affect society?

It was used as a defense for being racist and sexist

An inventor who improved the steam engine

Which is NOT a fact about factory/mine work?

Women were less likely to be injured in factories/mines

What was the putting-out system?

The process of making clothes at home

What was the result of enclosure, the consolidation of farm lands?

Farmers moved to cities for work

Who believed in utilitarianism?

Jeremy Bentham, John Stuart Mill

What idea is utilitarianism?

The goal of society should be joy for as many as possible

How did the standard of living improve?

Better food, medicines, and homes

Joseph Lister discovered...

Antiseptics that will kill germs

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1
Why did the Industrial Revolution start in Britain?
Antiseptics and anesthetics were developed.
They had a lot of capital, ports, and coal and iron.
Because they're the best, obviously.
They had farming methods like enclosure and crop rotation.
2
What was the effect of the cult of domesticity on women?
They were required to stay home and care for men & children
Women were required to hire maids and slaves
Women were not allowed to get jobs
Women had to give their money to their husbands
3
What women were involved in the temperance movement and women's suffrage?
Elizabeth Cady Stanton & Sojourner Truth
Marsha P. Johnson & Harriet Tubman
Amelia Earhart & Rosie the Riveter
Eleanor Roosevelt & Margaret Thatcher
4
Which is the word for a self-help group that helps sick and injured workers?
Enterprises
Cult of Domesticity
Labor Unions
Mutual-aid Societies
5
Why were interchangeable parts and the assembly line helpful?
They decreased poverty
They caused the created of enclosure
They caused people to lose their jobs
They increased production rate
6
Who showed the link between microbes and disease (known as Germ Theory)?
Alfred Nobel
Florence Nightingale
Louis Pasteur
Robert Koch
7
Which is not a way that big businesses would get capital?
Become corporations and expand into other areas
Assassinate competitor entrepreneurs
Form cartels and build turnpikes
Selling stock
8
What is communism?
What Taryn uses to control Taryngrad
Workers rising, forming a classless, communal society
A strong feeling of pride/devotion to your country
One organism benefits, one is neither hurt nor helped
9
How did Darwinism affect society?
People began to breed dogs for desired traits
It was used to explain why revolution occurs
It was used as a defense for being racist and sexist
Everyone now has pea plants and finches
10
Who was James Watt?
An inventor who improved anesthetics
An inventor who improved the steam engine
11
John Dalton developed...
Heliocentric theory
Atomic theory
Music theory
Germ theory
12
What social class was created in the Industrial Revolution?
Entrepreneurs
Bourgeoisie
Feudal Lords
Proletariat
13
Who believed that the population would outgrow the food supply?
Thomas Malthus
Jeremy Bentham
Robert Owens
Eli Whitney
14
What is the idea that the people should control the means of production?
Utilitarianism
Feudalism
Capitalism
Socialism
15
Michael Faraday invented...
The dynamo
The lightbulb
Steel
The assembly line
16
Which is NOT a fact about factory/mine work?
People worked 12-16 hours for low wages
Mines suffered explosions, floods, and breathing coal dust
Women were less likely to be injured in factories/mines
Children were forced in small areas to make repairs
17
What was the putting-out system?
The process of making clothes in factories
The process of making clothes at home
18
Who believed that the population would outgrow the food supply?
David Ricardo
Thomas Malthus
Jeremy Bentham
Karl Marx
19
What was the result of enclosure, the consolidation of farm lands?
Industrialization began
Cities were first created
Farmers moved to cities for work
Enterprises were created
20
Who revolutionized communication with the wireless radio?
Thomas Edison
Henry Bessemer
Guglielmo Marconi
Alfred Nobel
21
Who believed in utilitarianism?
Jeremy Bentham
John Stuart Mill
Robert Owens
Eli Whitney
22
Which is NOT something that allowed nations to quickly industrialize after Britain?
Stealing Brit's plans/following their example
Poor political conditions
Abundance of resources
A large amount of available capital
23
What idea is utilitarianism?
The goal of society should be joy for as many as possible
A government that transitions from capitalism to socialism
workers create a classless society and own production
The goal of society is to have entrepreneurs make medicines
24
How did the standard of living improve?
Labor unions went on strike
Better food, medicines, and homes
Wages were uneven between the sexes
Higher quality of jobs
25
Joseph Lister discovered...
The bacteria that causes tuberculosis
Antiseptics that will kill germs
Monopolies and cartels
Sanitation reforms in hospitals

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