“Industry Begins” (1750-1900) Flashcards

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What was a change in energy during Industrialization?

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  • Change in sources of energy from muscle, wind, and water to fossil fuels
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What was a change in population size following the Industrial Revolution?

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Increase in population

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What was an agricultural change following the Industrial Revolution?

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Agriculture production increases due to tractors, fertilizer, etc.

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What migrations were an effect of industrialization and what is the definition of it?

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Urbanization
- Former farmers move to cities to get jobs in factories

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What were the effects of Industrialization on social classes?

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New class systems such as poor urban workers, “new money” elites, & “middle classes”

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What were the effects of Industrialization on technology?

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New technology in communication & transportation

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What were the effects of Industrialization on working conditions?

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Horrible living and working conditions

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Which new groups of people were working in factories as a result of the Industrial Revolution & why?

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Women and children because they could be paid lower wages than men

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What were the effects of Industrialization on the environment?

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Accelerating environmental degradation

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What were the effects of Industrialization on production of goods?

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Mass productions of goods, a decline of artisian/handmade goods

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What was created to improve working conditions as a result of the Industrial Revolution?

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Labor Unions and trade unions

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What political ideology developed opposed to industrial capitalism?

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Socialism

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By the 1900s what improvements in living and working conditions developed?

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Better wages, labor laws, and universal education

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What 5 reasons led to Europe industrializing first?

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  • High population thanks to agricultural revolution
  • Scientific Revolutions : Belief that technology could make lives better
  • Enlightenment : Private property rights
  • Natural resources iron & coal readily available
    -Conpetition: European states compete with each other to be the best
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Which places did industrialization spread to outside of Europe by 1900?

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  • Eastern United States
  • Western Russia
  • Japan
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What are some major new inventions and technology as a result of the Industrial Revolutions?

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  • Steam Engine & Internal combustion engines which relied on fossil fuels to drive machinery.
  • Electricity & batteries
  • Transportation like locomotives, steamships, automobiles, & airplanes
  • Communications like telegraph, telephone, & radio
    Agriculture like chemical fertilizers & mechanized tractors
  • Warfare like dynamite & machine guns
  • Medicine like pharmaceuticals & pencillin
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What were the economic & social effects of the Industrial Revolution?

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  • Mass productions of goods
    > Eventually lowered the price of industrial manufactured goods vs hand-crafted “artisian” goods
    > Improved standards of living for many
  • Change in social classes
    > Diminished wealth of European nobles
    > Increasing wealth of businessmen
    > Growing “Industrial Working Class” (poor workers”
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What were the living and Working conditions as a result of the Industrial Revolution?

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  • Mass urbanization to be near industrial workplaces led to very poor living and working conditions at first
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In what ways were living and working conditions bad during the Industrial Revolution?

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  • Factories were dark, dangerous, and dirty
  • Housing with little plumbing, electricity, etc
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What were some social problems created by the Industrial Revolution?

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-Huge wealth gap between rich factory owners and poor industrial workers
- Young children working in factories

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What’s are some examples of a problem created by the Industrial Revolution that aren’t categorized as a social problem?

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  • Long working hours
  • Unsafe working conditions
  • Poor living conditions
  • Environmental Degradation
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What’s the definition of a labor union?

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Organizations of workers who work in the same industry or for the same business

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What were the goals of Labor Unions?

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To obtain higher pay and better working conditions from factory owners

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What methods did labor unions use to attempt to obtain higher pay and better working conditions from factory owners?

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-Negotiated with owners
- Went on strikes

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What is socialism?
A system in which the government owns & controls resources and businesses
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What was the goal of socialism?
Use production and profits to help all of society rather than just wealthy business owners
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What are the 2 types of socialism?
-Democratic Socialism - Revolutionary Socialism
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How does Democratic Socialism work?
-Socialist are implemented through democracy & voting
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How does Revolutionary Socialism work?
AKA communism or Marxism - socialist policies implemented through a violent revolution. According to Schams- the sexy one
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Socialism was a reaction against what?
The abuses of the Industrial Revolution in which business owners make great profits while their workers are in poverty
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What were the reforms of the Industrial Revolution?
- Working conditions gradually improved in the 1900s - Cities develop better infrastructure
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What laws gradually improved working conditions in the early 1900s for industrial workers?
- First laws which guarantee a minimum wage - Laws which establish maximum working hours in a week - Laws against child labor - Laws which mandate education for kids
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Who wrote “The Communist Mainfesto”?
Karl Marx & Friedrich Engels in 1848
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What was the British Labour Party?
A political party in Britan that seeked to implement social ideas through democracy and without a revolution
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Why do no communist revolutions occur in Britain?
- Large “middle” class - Trade/labor union sucess - Reform Bill of 1832 - expanded voting rights for men
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Why did many Europeans migrate in the 19th century?
- Wanted to own land - Wanted to obtain the perceived “freedom” in the Americas & colonies - Growth of settler colonies in the US, South Africa, Canada, Australia
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Which regions were NOT industrialized?
- Africa - Latin America - Asia (except Japan)