Units 5 & 6 (Industrialization & Imperialism) Narrative Quiz

Select the two options that best complete the claim:

The Industrial Revolution changed everything about how humans

• lived

• voted

• worked

• worshipped

Mass production of manufactured goods began with the discovery of

• water

• coal

• iron

• steam

Which of the following is NOT a question we asked during our studies of industrialization?

• How did industrialization transform societies around the world?

• How did industrialization change the balance of power on the European contient?

• How did industrialization change the way people worked, lived, and learned in the long 19th century?

• How did people react to changes brought on by industrialization?

Select the three options that best answer the question:

The industrialization of Great Britain was made possible by which of the following?

• enslaved labor

• cheap wage labor

• colonial resources

• government investment

Select the two options that best answer the question:

Industrialization ultimately did not provide much benefit to which of the following?

• Britain

• Japan

• India

• Egypt

The system of capitalism tended to concentrate wealth into the hands of

• the middle class.

• the working class.

• business owners and investors.

• plantation owners.

Select the three options that best answer the question:

Empires of the age of New Imperialism were characterized by which of the following?

• more extensive

• more exploitative

• more egalitarian

• more invasive

Though many of these states were at the forefront of _______ for their time, the empires they ruled were very _______.

• democracy; unequal

• absolutism; egalitarian

• republicanism; equal

• totalitarianism; unfair

Select ALL of the options that best answer the question:

Empires used new developments in which of the following to gain and maintain control over their empires?

• weaponry

• transportation

• communication

• medicine

What were the consequences of resistance to imperial rule during the long nineteenth century?

• Colonized peoples achieved their independence prior to World War I.

• Imperial powers agreed to share power with the people they colonized.

• Most efforts were unsuccessful but went on to inspire successful actions in the 20th century.

• Global public opinion swung against European states and led to global boycotts of their goods.