Module 6 Study Guide

The Industrial Revolution led to a mass migration to:

• Rural Areas

• Urban Areas

• Coastal Regions

• Agricultural Villages

Select a reason why some historians believe Great Britain was the leader in industrialization:

• High wages encouraged factory owners to invest in machines

• The government banned manual labor

• There was no competition from other countries

• The monarchy forced businesses to industrialize

Those who believed the Free Market system was still good but argued for reforms within capitalism tended to live in:

• Great Britain and the U.S.

• Russia and China

• France and Spain

• Japan and India

What is the taking of new territories by a state and incorporating them into a political system as subordinate colonies?

• Nationalism

• Imperialism

• Socialism

• Feudalism

Which of the following countries was NOT an imperialist country in and around the 19th century?

• France

• Germany

• Africa

• Japan

What did the drive for Imperialism stem from?

• Trade

• Economy

• Ethnocentrism

• All of the above

Who finally unified the German-speaking states of Prussia into the nation-state of Germany?

• Kaiser Wilhelm II

• Otto von Bismarck

• Napoleon Bonaparte

• Giuseppe Garibaldi

The lands won during the Age of Religious Wars were pulled together to create the new German Empire, also known as:

• The First Reich

• The Second Reich

• The Third Reich

• The German Confederation

The Meiji Restoration began in Japan, in which:

• Feudalism was strengthened

• Industrialization began

• Western influence was rejected

• Japan expanded its isolationist policies

Push factors include all but which of the following?

• War and conflict

• Economic hardship

• Too much land

• Political oppression