Political Reforms and Social Change in 19th Century Europe

The video explores the 19th-century reforms in response to the Industrial Revolution's social challenges. It discusses the rise of mass-based political parties, labor unions, and women's suffrage movements. The video also highlights religious and abolitionist efforts to improve society.

What was a significant change in political parties during the 19th century?

• The decline of political parties

• The rise of mass-based political parties

• The emergence of single-issue parties

• The focus on international policies

Which party in England began to represent the working class during the 19th century?

• Social Democratic Party

• Liberal Party

• Conservative Party

• Labour Party

What was the primary goal of Germany's Social Democratic Party?

• To support the landed elite

• To improve the lives of the working class

• To promote international trade

• To abolish all political parties

What right did labor unions in England gain after 1870?

• The right to free education

• The right to vote

• The right to strike

• The right to form political parties

Which two labor unions merged to form a political party in Germany?

• Socialist Party and Communist Party

• Labour Party and Green Party

• General German Workers Association and Social Democratic Workers Party

• Liberal Party and Conservative Party

Who was a key figure in advocating for women's voting rights in England?

• Mary Wollstonecraft

• Emmeline Pankhurst

• Flora Tristan

• Barbara Smith Bodichon

What was the outcome of the 1908 women's suffrage rally in London?

• Immediate granting of voting rights to women

• Increased support for women's suffrage

• A violent revolution

• The end of the suffrage movement

What was the primary aim of the Sunday School movement?

• To abolish slavery

• To provide religious education to adults

• To educate working-class children

• To promote political reforms

Who was a prominent figure in the abolitionist movement in England?

• Flora Tristan

• William Wilberforce

• Emmeline Pankhurst

• Karl Marx

By what year was slavery abolished across the British Empire?

• 1865

• 1807

• 1901

• 1838