Industrialization and Imperialism Review

All of the following were negative effects of the Industrial revolution EXCEPT

• Child Labor

• Poor Working Conditions

• Increase in Life Expectancy

• Environmental Problems

The lives of urban factory workers were quite difficult for all of the following reasons EXCEPT

• They lived in crowded, unsanitary tenements.

• Diseases could spread quickly and devastate large numbers of people

• Factory work was highly repetitive and boring

• Men and women, but not their children, worked in dangerous situations.

In the late 1700s, these conditions allowed the Industrial Revolution to begin in

• Japan

• Russia

• Germany

• England

What two reasons lead to Imperialism and colonization of Africa and Asia?

• Natural Resources & Cheap cotton

• Plants & animals

• Raw materials &  New Markets

• Social Darwinism & Cheap Labor

Imperialism is one country's ​​ ​ (a)   of the political, economic, and social life of another country. It is caused by ​ ​ (b)   , balance of power, and nationalism.

• domination
• industrialization

In what way did Scottish engineer James Watt shape the transportation industry?

• traffic-control devices

• building roadways

• steam engine

• the first canal system in the United States

In response to the poor factory and urban conditions brought about by industrialization in the nineteenth century, many workers started to —

• demand reforms in labor policies

• emigrate to European protectorates

• leave the city to move to the country

• advocate laissez-faire government policies

When a larger/stronger nation gains political and economic control over a smaller/weaker nation.

• imperialism

• expansionism

• isolationism

• Protectorate

Economic motives for imperialism include _________.

• a desire to spread Christianity

• a need for military bases around the world

• a need for raw materials to be used in factories

• a desire to gain glory

He is the inventor of steam engine and he introduced the "horsepower"

• James Watt

• James Joule

• James Reid

• Isaac Newton