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A type of economic system where individual people own factories and decide what to make/sell.
Democracy
Socialism
Capitalism
Communism
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This group was created to negotiate for better working conditions and wages for workers.
Capitalists
Luddites
Socialists
Labor Unions
3
The process of switching what is being planted in each place year after year is known as?
Mechanization
Selective Breeding
The Agricultural Revolution
Crop Rotation
4
Which economic philosopher is credited with the idea of laissez-faire capitalism?
Thomas Malthus
Adam Smith
Thomas Hobbes
Karl Marx
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Industrialization started in which country?
England
Germany
France
The United States
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Why did socialism and communism become popular during Industrialization?
Everyone had to belong to something.
People were unhappy with the new dictatorship in England.
People were unhappy with the conditions of their life.
People were content with their jobs and homes.
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What's the first type of product to be manufactured during Industrialization? hint-power loom!
Textiles
Coal
Oil
Wheat
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What is an example of a textile?
Water or Rain
Fabric or cloth
Gas or oil
Metal or alloy
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The process of people moving to cities to find jobs is known as what?
Industrialization
Moving
Socialism
Urbanization
10
Which of the following is true about social class in England during Industrialization?
The upper class suffered at the hands of the government.
It was very easy to become successful and change your class.
The working class continued to struggle in life and work.
The middle class didn't exist.
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How did the Agricultural Revolution contribute to Industrialization?
It kept people in the countryside.
It allowed for banks to invest in people.
It strengthened family-owned farms
It helped produce more food with fewer workers.
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The wealthy took common land from farmers + fenced them off to grow crops more efficiently.
Mechanization
Crop Rotation
Selective Breeding
Enclosure Movement
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What were the Luddites so unhappy with?
Crop Rotation
Selective Breeding
Machines
Working Conditions
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Which of the following is NOT a factor of production?
Labor (manpower!)
Government (laws!)
Land (resources: coal and iron)
Entrepreneurship (businessmen & risktaking)
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What happened to farmers as a result of the agricultural revolution?
They were stuck on farms working for a noble.
They had to move to cities to find work as the working class
They were able to become wealthy.
Nothing changed.
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Which of the following is a statement supported by Karl Marx?
countries should benefit from the wealth of their colonies.
private ownership of businesses helps workers.
industrialization benefits the wealthy and exploits the poor
capitalism is the best form of government.