Unit 9 Nationalism, Industrialization, and Imperialism

What was a result of the Industrial Revolution?

• Clean Cities.

• A decrease in trade.

• Demand for manufactured goods.

• Increase in farming.

How were industries impacted by the Industrial Revolution?

• Factories were clean and safe which created goods faster.

• New machines/inventions allowed for good to be made at a faster rate.

• Women were leaders in the factories which led to reforms.

• There was no impact to industries.

Exporting (selling) manufactured goods compared to importing(buying) manufactured goods is...

• Good for a nation's economy.

• Bad for a nation's economy.

• Does not affect a nation's economy.

Who wrote the Wealth of Nations?

• Otto Von Bismarck

• Adam Smith

• Karl Marx

• Cecil Rhodes

Why did Japan and Germany rise as a modern nation-state?

• Japan and Germany were invaded by Great Britian.

• Their colonies in Africa supported their economy.

• Emperors were removed due to uprisings.

• They industrialized and reached the power of other European nations in only a few decades.

What was an impact of urbanization for lower class women and children?

• They lived healthier lives compared to those decades before them.

• Lower class women and children gained an education.

• Equal wages for all.

• They did not go to school and were treated unfairly in factories.

Which country is being described?

- Abundance of coal resources

- Steam Power

-Textile Factories

• Japan

• Russia

• England

• Germany

Due to the 19th century Nationalist Movement, Germany was...

• Unified as one country.

• Divided than ever before.

• Disbanded and formed a confederation.

• Attacked and taken over by the Ottoman Empire.

Commodore Matthew Perry's visit to Japan in the mid 1800's allowed for

• A force opening for trade and relationship between Japan and US.

• Russia to conquer Japan.

• Japan to live in peace during Imperialism.

• The United States to create a friendly relationship between the Shogun.

Which economic philosopher believed there would be a revolution of the working class?

• Adam Smith

• Voltaire

• Karl Marx

• Locke