Migration, Enlightenment, and Industrialization Concepts

This video is a cram session covering key historical events from 1750 to 1900, focusing on the Enlightenment, political revolutions, the Industrial Revolution, imperialism, and migration. It highlights the impact of these events on society, including the rise of democracy, industrial advancements, and social movements. The session is designed as a quick refresher for students preparing for the AP exam.

What was a key idea of the Enlightenment that challenged the traditional power of kings?

• Absolute monarchy

• Feudalism

• Consent of the governed

• Divine right of kings

Which revolution is considered least important for the AP exam according to the video?

• Latin American Revolution

• American Revolution

• French Revolution

• Haitian Revolution

What was one of the main resources that contributed to Britain's early industrialization?

• Timber

• Copper

• Coal

• Gold

Which new social class emerged as a result of the Industrial Revolution?

• Nobility

• Peasantry

• Middle class

• Clergy

What movement aimed to end forced labor during the 1800s?

• Labor union movement

• Temperance movement

• Suffrage movement

• Abolitionist movement

Which country was the most successful in industrializing outside of the Western world?

• Ottoman Empire

• India

• Japan

• China

What was a major cause of European imperialism in the 19th century?

• Cultural exchange

• Economic motivations

• Diplomatic treaties

• Isolationism

Which reform movement in Japan aimed to modernize and industrialize the country?

• Tanzimat Reforms

• Cultural Revolution

• Meiji Restoration

• Self-Strengthening Movement

What was a common push factor for migration during the period of imperialism?

• Abundant job opportunities

• Religious freedom

• Famine

• Political stability

What was the purpose of the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882?

• To promote Chinese immigration

• To ban Chinese immigration

• To encourage Chinese trade

• To establish Chinese colonies