WHAP Unit 5 Test

As industrialization spread, how did this impact the roles of women?

• Women were largely unaffected and stayed at home

• Women became more involved in factories

• Women became more involved in politics and lawmaking

• Women fought against the growth of factories

The key to European dominance in the world economy during the 1800s and early 1900s was

Which of the following did NOT contribute to the growth of industrialization in Europe and North America?

• Large deposits of coal and iron

• Protection of private property

• Better farming practices

• Growth of workers rights

Which of the following was unique to the revolution in Russia?

• Promotion of a socialist economy system

• Lessening of the power/influence of the church

• Execution of monarch

• New ideas pushed for the revolution

An increase in the supply of cheap consumer goods is -

• what helped improve the lives of farmers

• proof that industrialization did not work

• proof that the standard of living improved due to industrialization

• what led to the Industrial Revolution

Access to _______ greatly aided Great Britain in their ability to transport their mass manufacutred goods, and quickly.

What is nationalism?

• The unifying of people under the idea that they are a single, prosperous, people

• The division of people using the idea that class is a necessary part of society

• The process of creating a nation (country)

• Some new process that we need to know about for our test

The _____ Revolution had the biggest influence in starting the revolution in Haiti.

Unhappiness with traditional forms of government led to -

• a widespread push for women's suffrage and pay increases for factory workers

• rebellions and the forming of new independent states

• the developement of new political ideas

• Enlightenment ideas promoting the benefits to imperialism

Due to the improvement in agricultural production -

• food was more tasty, and therefore famrers made a killing on their veggies

• farmers needed less land to grow the same amount of food

• food was more healthy and led to healthier factory workers

• less farmers were needed to grow crops and therefore turned to the factories for work