TEST 1 Flashcards

Lesson

1
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What major upheaval occurred in Europe during the 19th century?

A

Political & economic upheaval

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2
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How did industrialization and colonization contribute to European global supremacy?

A

increased production, access to resources, and global markets

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3
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Where was the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution?

A

Ironbridge Gorge, England

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4
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What key industries were important during the Industrial Revolution?

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Steel, iron, textiles, and coal mining

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5
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How much steel did Britain produce in 1892?

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3 million tons

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6
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What is the Bessemer Process, and how did it improve steel production?

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A method to convert pig iron into steel, making production faster and cheaper

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7
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Who invented the Bessemer Process, and what was its significance?

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Henry Bessemer; it allowed mass production of cheap steel

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8
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How does the Bessemer Process work to convert pig iron into steel?

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Air is blown through molten pig iron in a Bessemer converter, oxidizing impurities to produce steel

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9
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What impurities are removed during the Bessemer Process, and how does it affect the final product?

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Carbon, manganese, and silicon; resulting in stronger, durable steel

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10
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Why was the Bessemer Process important for the Industrial Revolution?

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It made steel production faster and cheaper, crucial for infrastructure and machinery

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11
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What were some major industrial areas in England during the Industrial Revolution?

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Manchester, Birmingham, Glasgow

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12
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How did the spread of industrialization change the geography of Europe?

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It led to the growth of industrial cities, factories, and railways, transforming rural areas

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13
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Which countries in Europe were heavily industrialized during this period?

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England, France, Germany (Prussia, Saxony), Belgium

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14
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How did the development of railways help spread industrialization?

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Efficient transport of materials and finished goods, reducing costs and connecting cities

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15
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What caused rapid urban growth during the Industrial Revolution?

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Rural exodus, migration to cities for industrial jobs

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16
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What is the rural exodus, and how did it impact the growth of cities?

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Migration from rural areas to cities, causing urban growth

17
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How did pollution become a significant issue in industrial areas?

A

Smoke, coal dust, and factory emissions polluted air and water

18
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How did migration patterns change in less developed countries like Ireland and Italy during the 19th century?

A

Migration to new countries like North America and Australia due to limited opportunities in their home countries

19
Q

What does the term mechanization mean, and how did it affect production during the Industrial Revolution?

A

Machines replacing manual labor, increasing production efficiency

20
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What is metallurgy, and why was it important during the Industrial Revolution?

A

The science of producing metals, important for mass production of goods

21
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What is the Bessemer Process, and why was it revolutionary for steel production?

A

A process for efficient steel production, allowing mass production

22
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What is the rural exodus, and how did it contribute to urbanization during this period

A

Migration from the countryside to cities due to industrial jobs

23
Q

When did the First Industrial Revolution begin, and where did it start?

A

At the end of the 18th century, in England

24
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What were some of the innovations that helped to drive the Industrial Revolution, like the steam engine and the improved weaving loom?

A

They enabled faster production of goods

25
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How did machines powered by coal replace other forms of power during the Industrial Revolution?

A

Coal-powered machines replaced manual, animal, and wind power

26
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How did coal mines and transportation networks like canals and railways contribute to the spread of industrialization across Europe?

A

supported industrial growth

27
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How did the landscape change during the Industrial Revolution with the emergence of factories, smokestacks, and railways?

A

Cities grew, factories and smokestacks emerged, and railways connected industrial areas.