Global 3 midterm Virtual

According to this passage, what was one impact of the agricultural changes in England?

• Social class distinctions were eliminated.

• Wage labor led to a growing gap between the rich and poor

• Rural populations increased and urban populations declined

• Property ownership was equally dispersed among the social classes.

What impact did Speakers C and D have on world history?

• Their arguments led to the creation of labor unions and changes in working conditions.

• Their ideas helped establish the foundation of the suffrage and anti-slavery movements.

• Their arguments caused an immediate shift from absolutist rule to democratic rule

• Their ideas eased transitions from mercantilism to capitalism.

These speakers' ideas and arguments were influenced by

• nationalist uprisings occurring in Southern Europe

• beliefs developed during the Enlightenment

• colonial expansion happening in Africa after the Berlin Conference

• practices developed at the beginning of the Industrial Revolution

This illustration can best be used to

• describe factors that hindered British industrialization

• illustrate advances in agriculture

• explain the decline of Enclosure Movements

• depict daily life of British urban workers

Which claim is best supported by this illustration?

• New technologies reduced the impact of farming on the environment.

• Innovations in farming contributed to a drop in population.

• Improved equipment decreased the amount of human labor of farmers.

• Changes in farming prevented the growth of large scale farms.

The Communists disdain to conceal their views and aims. They openly declare that their ends can be attained only by the forcible overthrow of all existing social conditions. Let the ruling classes tremble at a Communistic revolution. The proletarians have nothing to lose but their chains. They have a world to win. Source: Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels, Manifesto of the Communist Party, 1848

What conditions inspired the writing of this passage?

•  rise of powerful labor unions

•  government reforms to protect worker's rights

• decline of urban populations

• economic inequality in industrial cities

This statement is most closely associated with which event?

• Industrial Revolution

• Berlin Conference

• German Unification

• Ukrainian Holodomor

The opinion expressed in this statement was most likely influenced by

• nationalistic feelings

• containment concerns

• Fascist Goals

• appeasement policies

Letter to Napoleon 27 Messidor, Year IX [July 16, 1801] Citizen Consul: The minister of the Marine, in the account he gave you of the political situation of this colony, which I devoted myself to making known to him, should have submitted to you my proclamation of last 16 Pluviose [February 5, 1801] on the convocation [start] of a Central Assembly, which would be able to set the destiny of Saint-Domingue [Haiti] through wise laws modeled on the mores [values] of its inhabitants. I today have the satisfaction of announcing to you that the final touch has just been put to this work. I hasten to send it to you in order to have your approval and the sanction of my government. Given the absence of laws, and the Central Assembly having requested to have this constitution provisionally executed, which will more quickly lead it to its future prosperity, I have surrendered to its wishes. This constitution was received by all classes of citizens with transports of joy that will not fail to be reproduced when it will be sent back bearing the sanction of the government. Greetings and profound respect. [signed: Toussaint Louverture]

Which historical writing most influenced the circumstances described in this document?

• Olympe de Gouges' Declaration of the Rights of Woman

• Adam Smith's Wealth of Nations

• John Locke's Two Treatises of Government

• Karl Marx's Communist Manifesto

What was a short-term effect of the uprising described in this passage?

• creation of the independent nation of Haiti

• election of Napoleon Bonaparte as First Consul in France

• introduction of women's suffrage across Haiti

• emergence of socialist labor reform movements in Latin America