Unit 10 Quizizz: Industrialization & Imperialism

Railroads and steamships enabled European nations to become imperial economic powers by —

• making it easier to transport raw materials from the colonies

• making it essential to preserve natural habitats in the colonies.

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Why were many European nations able to exert power and economic dominance over societies in Asia during the 1800s?

• Asian societies adopted European customs

• European societies were technologically advanced

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How did the Industrial Revolution change society?

• establishment of the middle class

• decline of imperialism

Which characteristic of the Industrial Revolution contributed most to making goods more affordable?

• mass production

• labor reform

• class tension

What long-term impact did the Industrial Revolution have on European society?

• People became convinced of their ability to control nature.

• Government became less responsive to the middle-class.

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The Wealth of Nations, by Adam Smith, is often referred to as the beginning of

• command economics

• free-market economics

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Who was the German journalist often called the father of communism?

• John Locke

• John Lennon

• Karl Marx

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According to Karl Marx, which of the following has been a cause for the political revolutions in history?

• economic class struggles

• free enterprise principles

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Which of the following was an initial goal of the early socialist thinkers?

• to abolish the government

• to eliminate poverty

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Socialism developed in Europe largely because of the efforts of —

• unions leading strikes in British coal mines

• reformers wanting to improve working conditions

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