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Reactions, Impacts, and Advancements of the Industrial Revolution Flashcards

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Where did the Industrial Revolution begin?

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England

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Why did the Industrial Revolution start in England?

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Natural resources, new technologies, population growth

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What was the fencing off of land for private property?

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The Enclosure Movement

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What process heats up liquids to remove harmful bacteria?

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pasteurization

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What new technology led to an increase of slavery?

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the cotton gin

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6
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Who invented the spinning jenny?

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James Hargreaves

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What did the spinning jenny do?

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spun cotton

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What led to the demise of the cottage industry?

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the rise of factories

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9
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Who created the steam engine?

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James Watt

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Who created the cotton gin?

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Eli Whitney

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Who created the process for making steel?

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Henry Bessemer

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Who developed the smallpox vaccination?

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Edward Jenner

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Who discovered bacteria?

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Louis Pasteur

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What city was the largest by 1891?

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Liverpool

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What does suffrage mean?

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the right to vote

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16
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Who created the flying shuttle?

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John Kay

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What two countries outlawed the slave trade and then slavery?

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United States and Britain

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What were 4 social effects of the Industrial Revolution?

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  • Women and children entering the workplace as cheap labor
  • Introduction of reforms to end child labor
  • Expansion of education
  • Women’s increased demands for suffrage
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19
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Who wrote Wealth of Nations?

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Adam Smith

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20
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Who is the Father of Capitalism?

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Adam Smith

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  • Impact on standard of living and the growth of the middle class
  • Dissatisfaction with poor working conditions and the unequal distribution of wealth in society
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Capitalism

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Who wrote Communist Manifesto?

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Karl Marx

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  • Response to the injustices of capitalism
  • Importance of redistribution of wealth to the communists
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Socialism and Communism

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What were the reactions to the Industrial Revolution?

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  • Slavery abolished in the British Empire
  • Growth of the Middle Class
  • Dissatisfaction of working class with work conditions
  • New economic and political ideas formed as a reaction to capitalism
25
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What year did Britain abolish slavery?

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1833

26
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Before the Industrial Revolution, what were the two social classes?

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aristocrats and commoners

27
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What were the “Nouveau Riche”?

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  • Owned factories, mines, railroads
  • Some were merchants, shopkeepers, accountants who had left working class
  • “Rags to riches”
  • Could afford amenities like furniture and fine clothing
  • Aimed to educate their children so that their social standing would be maintained or rise with the next generation
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  • Many came from farm families
  • Poop working/living conditions
  • Tenements-crowded apartment buildings
  • Men competed with women and children for wages
  • Child labor kept costs of production low and profits high for factory owners
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Industrial Working Class

29
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  • 14 hour shifts
  • Fatal accidents
  • Poor wages
  • Disease
  • No compensation for accidents
  • Cruel discipline and intimidation
  • Fines
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Working conditions remained poor

30
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The Rise of…
- Encouraged worker-organized strikes to demand increased wages and improved working conditions
- Lobbied for laws to improve the lives of workers, including women and children
- Wanted workers’ right and collective bargaining between labor and management

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The Rise of Labor Unions

31
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What new social class emerged during the Industrial Revolution?

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The Industrial Middle Class

32
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What did labor unions seek to accomplish?

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  • increase workers’ wages
  • collective bargaining rights
  • redistribution of wealth
33
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Labor unions collectively sought negotiations between labor and management for better working conditions and higher pay using…

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collective bargaining

34
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Rests on the idea that markets produce what consumers want to buy (a good or service)

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capitalism

35
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What does “laissez-faire” mean?

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Government should keep its “hands off” of business

36
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What allows greed without any government involvement?

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free market

37
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What were the effects of capitalism on society?

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  • Improved the standard of living for most
  • Dissatisfaction rose within the working class
  • Saw bosses getting more wealthy, while wages remained low
  • People began to desire a more equal distribution of wealth in society
  • Haves/Have-Nots vs/ Equality
38
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What is an economic system based on the common ownership of property?

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socialism

39
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What advocates that the means of producing wealth should be shared by the community as a whole, not private individuals?

A

socialism

40
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Who is the Father of Socialism?

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Karl Marx

41
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Socialism is a transition toward…

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communism

42
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What is the process of forming collectives or collective communities where property and resources are?

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collectivization

43
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Who wrote “Das Kapital” and “The Communist Manifesto”?

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Karl Marx

44
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What economic system allows a country’s trade and industry to be controlled by private individuals?

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capitalism

45
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What economic system believes that the government should take a “hands off” approach to the economy?

A

capitalism

46
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What economic system advocates that all means of production should be shared among a community?

A

socialism

47
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What is an economic system in which all means of production are owned by the people, private property does not exist?

A

communism

48
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  • All goods and services are shared equally
  • A centralized government conducts a planned economy rules by the working class
A

communism

49
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What are the countries that have tried communism? (10)

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  • Russia
  • China
  • North Korea
  • Cuba
  • Great Britain
  • France
  • Greece
  • Sweden
  • Venezuela
  • United States
50
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  • more and younger marriages
  • rising births and falling deaths
  • improved agriculture brought healthier diets
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population increase

51
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What is mass migration of people from rural areas to cities? (rapid growth of cities due to industrial demand of workers?)

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urbanization

52
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What invention most directly effected the way people traveled?

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locomotive

53
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What did women demand?

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  • suffrage
  • equal pay
  • equal rights
54
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What most directly caused urbanization?

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improved transportation

55
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No incentives to work and no innovation are criticisms of which economic system?

A

capitalism

56
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In a capitalist society, who owns the means of production?

A

the bourgeoisie

57
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Which economic theory emphasizes that the means of production should be shared equally as a community?

A

socialism

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