Unit X Industrial Revolution Flashcards

1
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What is the biggest resource that caused great Britain to strive during the Industrial Rev?

A

water

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2
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What did the luddites movement lead to?

A

unions

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3
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What did unions achieve?

A

Workers rights

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4
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What is Owen do and was he successful?

A

consolidated a trade union but failed

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5
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Who are chartists

A

British workers seeking political democracy and reform

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6
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What did chartists want?

A
universal male suffrage
no property qualification for parliament
establish more equity in districts
secret ballots
house of commons salaries
reduction of work hours
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7
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What did the Saddler’s commission do?

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improved the working conditions

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8
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What did the factory act of 1833 do?

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limited the workday of children
prohibited hiring kids under the age of 9
elementary schools requirements

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9
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Who wrote “The Condition of the Working Class in England”?

A

Engels

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10
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How did Parliament deal with machine breaking?

A

they made it a capital crime

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11
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What were the elements of the first Industrial Revolution?

A

agriculture, steam, coal, iron

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12
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What were the elements of the second revolution?

A

steel, electricity, oil, chemicals

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13
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What was the importance of steel?

A

it was stronger and lighter

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14
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What factors slowed down the continent from industrialization?

A

War, money, lack of people

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15
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Who believed the middle class is ruthlessly exploiting the working class?

A

Engels

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16
Q

What movement in Agriculture spurred the Industrial revolution?

A

enclosure movement

17
Q

The term proletarianization refers to

A

labor becoming a commodity vulnerable to the marketplace

18
Q

In most of Europe in the mid-1800s, most employed women worked where?

A

outside of factories

19
Q

What was an economic consequence of the railways?

A

emphasis on consumer goods

20
Q

The transition to becoming a wage laborer, after working as an artisan, entailed a loss of what

A

Autonomy

21
Q

The shared elements in early socialist thought were the beliefs that

A

free market could not produce enough goods

society should be organized as a community rather than a collection of individuals

22
Q

The Chartists lost most of their support when

A

Economic prosperity returned to England

23
Q

The biggest factor in changing the structure of the working class family was

A

The mechanization of weaving

24
Q

How did Britain differ from the Continent?

A

it practiced free trade and the Continent used protective tariffs

25
Q

The conclusions of Malthus and Ricardo relative to economic affairs suggested that?

A

liberals were right to reject government interference in economic affairs because it could do no good.

26
Q

Robert Owen’s only success was the?:

A

organization of consumers’ cooperatives.

27
Q

During the century following 1832, the MAIN objective of the Reform Acts passed by the British Parliament was the?

A

extension of suffrage.

28
Q

The group that gained most political power as a result of the Reform Bill of 1832 was the?:

A

middle-class people of the towns.