The Industrial Revolution

What was Karl Marx most famous book called?

• Das Kapital
• The Communist Manifesto
• The Wealth of Nations
• The Prince

Before the Industrial Revolution, things were made mostly by?

• hand
• telekinesis
• magic
• robots

According to Karl Marx, what did the worker group do?

• Work towards the establishment of a dictatorship and the oppression of the working class
• Overthrow the capitalist system and establish a classless society
• Advocate for the expansion of the capitalist system and the creation of more social classes
• Embrace the capitalist system and support class divisions

Why were cities overcrowded during the Industrial Revolution?

• Government policies to encourage urbanization
• Decrease in population due to emigration
• Rural-urban migration and influx of people seeking employment in factories and industries
• Lack of available housing in rural areas

During the Industrial Revolution, what were some of the downfalls that had workers upset?

• Flexible hours, competitive wages, comfortable working conditions, and job advancement opportunities
• Short hours, high wages, safe working conditions, and job security
• No work hours, no wages, no working conditions, and no job security
• Long hours, low wages, unsafe working conditions, and lack of job security

Before the Industrial Revolution, what kind of jobs were people working and where were they typically located?

• Mining, construction, and manufacturing in coastal areas
• Technology, finance, and healthcare in urban areas
• Agriculture, fishing, and small-scale crafts in rural areas
• Entertainment, transportation, and communication in suburban areas

How did people feel about the changes of the social classes during the Industrial Revolution?

• Completely satisfied
• Indifferent
• Extremely happy
• Mixed feelings, most were not wealthy so they were unhappy

During the Industrial Revolution, how did factories affect job opportunities?

• Factories created new job opportunities in urban areas.
• Factories only provided job opportunities for skilled workers.
• Factories had no impact on job opportunities.
• Factories led to a decrease in job opportunities in rural areas.

The Industrial Revolution transformed how?

• the way crops were harvested
• the way people communicated
• the way goods were produced
• the way animals were domesticated

During the Industrial Revolution, "Communism" became a thing. Define Communism.

• A form of government where a single ruler holds all the power
• An economic system where individuals own the means of production
• A political and economic ideology advocating for a classless society and collective ownership of the means of production.
• A political ideology advocating for a society with a strict class hierarchy