Nationalism/Industrialization

Italian & German Unification/
Industrial Revolution
Communism/
Capitalism

Multiple Choice

__________________ predicted a violent revolution that would result in the working class taking over in a classless political and economic systems known as communism.

• John Adams

• Thomas Smith

• Karl Marx

• Edward Jenner

Multiple Choice

The Steam engine

• was originally invented to pump water out of coal mines

• originally used petroleum to function

• was originally invented to improve transportation

• originally used electricity to function

​Marx and Engels

• ​Eventually settling in London

• ​Through Engels, Marx became aware of the struggles of the working class

• ​He undertook a deep study of Economics

• ​He concluded that the Industrial Revolution had created a system of wage slavery

Karl Marx vs Adam Smith

By Michael Vickery

Multiple Choice

What type of market does Capitalism rely upon?

• Traditional Economy

• Free Market Economy

• Command Market Economy

• Communist Market Economy

Multiple Choice

What type of market does Marxism/Communism rely upon?

• Traditional Economy

• Free Market Economy

• Command Market Economy

• Communist Market Economy

Women During the Industrial Revolution

Lowell Mill Girls

One of the first factories in the United States to begin hiring women was the textile mills in Lowell, Massachusetts. By the 1840s, around seventy-five percent of the workforce at Lowell mills were women. These women became known as "Mill Girls" or "Lowell Girls."

Getting Away From The Farm

Most of the "Mill Girls" were the daughters of farmers in the northeast. They took the opportunity to get away from the farm and make some money of their own. Sometimes girls took the jobs to help out their family or to save money for a future family. The women lived in large boarding houses with hundreds of other women. There were lots of rules that the girls had to live by. They typically shared a room with several other women, had to attend church on Sundays, and no men were allowed in the boarding houses.

Other Jobs

Besides working in textile factories, women began to work all sorts of jobs including jobs as teachers, office clerks, nurses, and seamstresses.

Multiple Choice

2. What was the background of most of the mill girls?

• a. Farmers' daughters

• b. Orphans from England

• c. Older women who never married

• d. Mine workers

• e. Rich city girls

Multiple Choice

3. Why did factory owners like to hire women?

• a. Because they worked harder than men

• b. Because they were strong

• c. Because they could pay them less than men

• d. To help women enter the workforce

• e. To meet government regulations

Multiple Choice

4. True or False: Most of the supervisors in the factories were also women.

• a. TRUE

• b. FALSE

Multiple Choice

These were groups of workers that formed to get better working conditions?

• Apprentices

• Guilds

• Labor Unions

Multiple Choice

Workers did this to protest in order to get better conditions, pay, and hours.

• strike

• boycotted the government

• traded

Open Ended

What were some of the environmental effects of the Industrial Revolution?

Multiple Choice

Excessive Pride in one's Nations is

• is the belief that people’s greatest loyalty should be to a nation

• is the belief that people’s shouldn't be loyal to any nation

• is the belief that people should show loyalty to any nation

Open Ended

What did the European leaders at the Congress of Vienna try to do? Why did they meet?

Poll

Three leaders who used nationalism to unify or unite their nations were

• Otto Von Bismarck of Germany

• Giuseppe Garibaldi

• Count Cavour

• Napoleon

• King Louis XIV

Multiple Choice

Which leader believed in the policy of “blood and iron” to unite and unify German states into a nation.

• Otto Von Bismarck of Germany

• Giuseppe Garibaldi

• Count Cavour

• Napoleon