Industrial Revolution/Imperialism

Minimal government interference in the market, a theory supported by Capitalists like Adam Smith, is known as

• Cautious Economics

• Laissez Faire Economics

• Delayed Economics

• Socialist Economics

This book, written by Adam Smith, is known as the Bible of Capitalism

• Two Treatise

• The Profit Project

• The Wealth of Nations

• The Money Tree

Which innovation most directly contributed to the Industrial Revolution by bringing advancements to factories in the world of production and also in transportation

• Printing Press

• Seed Drill

• Crop Rotation

• Steam Engine

Identify Effects of Urbanization

• The Glorious Revolution

• Overcrowded and Polluted Cities

• Higher Employment for Farmers

• More land is available in the city

Identify one cause of the Industrial Revolution

• organizations promised land/money to those moving to cities.

• The British government paid people to move to cities.

• Coal was in abundance in England

• innovations made it easier for farmers to hire more people.

Known for making advancements to the Steam Engine

• Karl Marx

• Jaques Rousseau

• Adam Smith

• James Watt

Based on this document, identify one advantage of England’s geographic context.

• England is in the Mediterranean Sea.

• England is an island located near trade routes.

• England has highways for transporting goods overland

• England is a part of mainland Europe

Based on these images, changes in clothing production technology allowed workers to

• produce more cloth in a shorter period of time.

• enjoy more comfortable working conditions

• produce cloth at home.

• produce cloth in a safer way.

Many of the political divisions shown on this map were directly related to the

• Meiji Restoration

• Opium Wars

• Berlin Conference

• Boer War

One effect of industrialization during the Meiji period of Japan was that it

• strengthened the power of the shogunate

• decreased the level of pollution

• modernized transportation

• increased the number of small farms