Unit 5/6 Assessment Review

Select the three options that best complete the claim:

Industrialization transformed society because

• populations shifted from rural to urban areas.

• millions of people moved long distance towards industrialized nations.

• workers lost control over production after moving into the factories.

• families moved from living with the nuclear family to the extended family.

Select the three options that best complete the claim:

The industrial revolution created new socio-economic classes because...

• white collar factory jobs increased the ranks of the middle class

• factory jobs created a new proletariat.

• factory owners became newly rich members of the upper class.

• peasants benefitted from mechanized farm tools.

Select the three options that best complete the claim:

Some regions outside of Europe industrialized more successfully than others because...

• of government investment and leadership.

• of private wealth and investment

• they avoided foreign intervention from industrialized powers.

• they expanded their territory to add markets and extract raw materials.

Select the three options that best complete the claim:

Imperialism was motivated by...

• economic factors but often justified by cultural factors.

• the nationalist desire to expand territory.

• the belief in the duty of superior races to civilize inferior races.

• the belief that colonial people were equal to their colonizers.

Select the three options that best complete the claim:

The experience of colonialism was similar in every region because...

• colonizers used superior weapons to conquer territory.

• taxation was used to control economic activity.

• governments lost sovereignty to the colonizers.

• cotton was extracted from the colonies.

Select the two options that best complete the claim:

The responses to Imperialism were only somewhat successful during this era because...

• violent resistance was defeated by superior weapons.

• nonviolent resistance didn't gain support from outsiders.

• creative resistance led to survival but not independence.

• economic policies benefitted the colonies over the colonizer.

Select the best evidence to support the claim:

The movement from the farm to the factory had a negative impact on the family structure.

• children worked alongside their parents at home.

• families moved from living with extended family to the nuclear family.

• factory working conditions were poor.

• the Davis family needed 4 children to work, to make ends meet.

Select the best evidence to support the claim:

Workers faced long work hours in the factories.

• limbs or hair could be pulled into machines

• Peter Smart worked up to 19 hours producing yarn.

• repetitive labor cause workers' health to decline.

• workers protested for an 8 hour work day.

Select the best evidence to support the claim:

Industrialization caused major reform movements in the 19th century.

• Nationalists pushed for sovereignty.

• Abolitions called for the end of slavery.

• Child labor laws mandated education for children.

• Lower classes wanted more say in government.

Select the three best pieces of evidence to support the claim:

Some non-Western countries industrialized successfully and others unsuccessfully.

• Egyptian government used profits from cotton to build factories.

• Japan gained resources and markets from colonization

• The British prevented India from building textile factories.

• Japan failed to industrialize because of foreign interference.