Industrial Revolution and Enlightenment Concepts

The video explores the Industrial Revolution's origins in England, highlighting factors like raw materials and urbanization. It discusses technological advancements such as steamboats and railroads. Enlightenment ideas led to social changes, including women's rights and the rise of the Bourgeois. The video also covers revolutions in America, France, Haiti, and South America, emphasizing the influence of Enlightenment ideas on these movements.

What were some of the key factors that led to the start of the Industrial Revolution in England?

• Absence of private property rights

• Decline in population

• Availability of canals and rivers

• Lack of raw materials

Which technological advancement was NOT a result of the second Industrial Revolution?

• Steamboats

• Telegram

• Railroads

• Television

What was a significant social change brought about by Enlightenment ideas during the Industrial Revolution?

• The decline of educational opportunities

• The rise of the Bourgeois class

• The abolition of private property

• The end of urbanization

In what year did the United States declare its independence from Britain?

• 1776

• 1803

• 1789

• 1791

What event marked the beginning of the French Revolution?

• The Haitian Revolution

• The rise of the Bourgeois class

• The storming of the Bastille

• The signing of the Napoleonic Code

Who led the Jacobins during the French Revolution?

• Rose Pierre

• Napoleon Bonaparte

• Simón Bolívar

• Toussaint L'Ouverture

What was the Napoleonic Code based on?

• Industrial strategies

• Enlightenment ideas

• Feudal ideas

• Colonial policies

Who was a key leader in the Haitian Revolution?

• Simón Bolívar

• Napoleon Bonaparte

• Toussaint L'Ouverture

• Rose Pierre

What was Simón Bolívar's goal in South America?

• To establish a monarchy

• To support European powers

• To create a Grand Columbia

• To maintain colonial rule

What was a consequence of the Haitian Revolution?

• Ultimate economic isolation

• Formation of a Grand Columbia

• Economic prosperity

• Re-establishment of European rule