U7 L1 England: Sparks of Preparation Flashcards

1
Q

Before the mid-1700s, was the lifestyle of Europe complex or simple?

A

simple

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2
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What is capitalism?

A
  • economic system
  • private ownership
  • distributing goods in competitive free market
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3
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What is free enterprise?

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  • freedom of private business to operate for a profit competitively
  • without govt intervention
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4
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What is industrialism?

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  • social organization

- industries, especially the large ones, are dominant

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5
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What is sequestered?

A

withdrawn or secluded

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6
Q

Where and when did the Industrial Revolution originate?

A

England, 1750s

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7
Q

Was the Middle Ages in Europe known for creative and visionary ideas?

A

no

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8
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During the Middle Ages, what did monks do in monasteries?

A
  • work
  • prayed
  • studied
  • lived secluded lifestyle
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9
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What inadvertently became the models for factories developed in the Industrial Revolution?

A

Catholic centers or Monasteries

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10
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What patterns did monasteries establish for helping the industry?

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  • strict discipline

- specific work responsibilities

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11
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In 1095, Pope Urban II of Rome launched a military movement against who? What did this become the first of?

A
  • Muslims in Palestine

- Crusades

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12
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What did the Crusades do that sparked the industrial age?

A

interest in-

  • prosperity and productivity
  • trade
  • business
  • travel
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13
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What types of people passed through the wealthy areas of the Eastern Byzantine Empire?

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  • Italians
  • Germans
  • French
  • English
  • other Crusaders
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14
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Where did many Italian merchants settle in during the crusades?

A

Constantinople

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15
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When did the bankers and merchants flourish in Europe?

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end of Middle Ages and through the Renaissance

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16
Q

The profit motive was the driving force in nations that supported which system?

A

free enterprise system

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17
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What is profit motive?

A

investing at a risk for financial gain

18
Q

How were English farmers affected by the rise of industrialism?

A
  • driven out of land

- tried to find work in urban areas

19
Q

How were Irish families affected by the rise of industrialism?

A
  • left homeland to seek better life in England’s cities

- bc of poverty and lack of opportunities

20
Q

What did England have that helped them transition into the Industrial Revolution?

A
  • strong work force
  • English merchants/businessmen had money and materials to risk in investments
  • raw materials (coal, iron)
  • good transportation
21
Q

What was the first book to be printed on Gutenberg’s press?

A

The Bible

22
Q

Who created the Gutenberg press?

A

John Gutenberg

23
Q

What did the Gutenberg press use to print material?

A

movable type

24
Q

What were the positive effects of Gutenberg’s press?

A
  • less labor

- quicker printing

25
Q

Historians agree that the Industrial Revolution’s roots reach back to the Middle Ages, but did not actually begin until after what year?

A

1750

26
Q

The changes brought by industrialization were first felt in which industry of England?

A

textile industry/manufacturing cotton cloth

27
Q

What did John Jay invent? And when? What did it do?

A
  • flying shuttle, 1733

- pulling a cord could move the shuttle back and forth that used to be pushed by hand

28
Q

What was the positive effect of the Flying Shuttle?

A
  • speeded weaving process
  • improved weaving loom
  • more production of cloth!!!
29
Q

What did James Hargreaves invent? And When?

A

Spinning Jenny, 1764

30
Q

How many more times of thread could the Spinning Jenny spin than previous spinning wheels?

A

eight times more

31
Q

During the Industrial Revolution, price of cotton cloth () while the demand ()

A

decreased, increased

32
Q

Who was Eli Whitney?

A

colonial school teacher and gun maker in Connecticut

33
Q

What did Eli Whitney invent? And when? What did he experiment with?

A
  • cotton gin, 1793

- machines separating cotton seeds from lint

34
Q

How many pounds of cotton could the Cotton Gin separate per day?

A

fifty (50)

35
Q

What two raw materials were needed in England’s iron and steel industry?

A

coal and iron

36
Q

What is coke?

A

coal that was heated to remove impurities

37
Q

How did the Iron industry improve?

A

development of hotter fire using coke

38
Q

What discovery led to the development of the Blast Furnace?

A

blasting air through coke produced more heat

39
Q

How was steel developed?

A
  • taking impurities out of iron

- adding minerals

40
Q

How did Steel compare to Iron, and what positive effects did it bring?

A
  • lightweight and strong

- more variety of products and metal efficiency

41
Q

During the 18th century, Europeans used rubber for what?

A
  • pencil erasers
  • shoes
  • coats
42
Q

Who brought Rubber to Europe from the West Indies?

A

Columbus