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British Industrial Revolution
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What were the first factories making during this time?
Iron Goods
Textiles (Colth, Thread, Fabric)
Pottery
Sugar Cane
2
What are the three laws of Captialism?
Etrhics, Morality, Supply and Demand
Self Intrest, Competition, and Supply and Demand
Competition, Ethics, Supply amd Demand
Ethics, Morality, Self Intrest
3
Based on the power source where did the EARLY factories have to be located?
in the forest with the wood supply
Near the river
Near the ocean
Close to the towns for the workers
4
What "class" saw a dramatic rise as a result of the Industrial Revolution?
The ruling elite
the middle class
the lower class
the upper class
5
Why does the Industrial Revolution begin in Britain?
All the enlightenment thinkers are there
Close to water, vast canal systems, mineral deposits
Britain is in the center of Europe
The King allows it
6
What metal is heated in the Puddling process?
Iron
Lead
Tin
Copper
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What are some of the problems that come along with rapid growth in the cities?
poor working conditions, famine, overpopulation
more work more money
technological advances
not enough roads
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What does Laissez-Fair mean?
rigid
strict
relaxed
enforce the rules
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What was Adam Smiths book called?
Wealth of Cities
Wealth of the Poor
Wealth of the Rich
Wealth of Nations
10
Who holds the majority of the jobs in this time period?
the middle class workers
the lower class
The land owners
the ruling class
11
This guy liberated Haiti in a slave revolt
John Glenn
Pierre Von Schlimer
Jeff Haney
Toussant L'Overture
12
Who holds all the power in a Socialist economy?
The factory owners
The workers the people
13
Slave revolts usually happen in this geographic area
india/africa
europe
latin america
the united states
14
How did workers try to unite for better working conditions?
by creating unions
by making more money for the owners
by working harder
increasing production to make more product
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In a Captialist economy who holds the power?
The factory owners
The workers
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How were children treated?
paid them extra for working hard
poorly they did they the small dangerous work
very well they had the best jobs
treated fairly like the men workers
17
Before working in the factories people made things in their homes, this is called a ....
homebound industry
homemade industry
cottage industry
handmade industry
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What is power source in factories at the height of the Industrial Revolution?
Gasoline
Wood
Steam
Solar
19
What early innovation made spinning cotton easier?
the Spinning Jenny
The Spinning Curtis
The Spinning Maurice
The Spinning Whitney
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Why did people move to the cities (urbanization) during this time period?
to find work in the factories
to avoid the robbers and thiefs
to be closer to the King
to work in the houses of the rich
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What mineral is close to the surface and is easily mined in Great Britan?
iron ore
sea coal
diamonds
22
What is one major effect of the Agricultural Revolution?
More food more farm work
More food more people
Factories geared towards machine parts
people leaving the cities to work on the farms
23
What book did Karl Marx write in protest to poor working conditions?
The Jungle
The Communist Manifesto
American Gothic
Wealth of nations
24
What was the Suffrage Movement?
Factory rules
Workers rights
Equal pay for children workers
Womens rights
25
The growth of the working class would be considered this type of change
economic
social
