Colonialism and Industrialization Effects

The video explores the impact of industrial capitalism and imperialism from 1750 to 1900. It discusses the rise of manufacturing, increased demand for resources, and the expansion of markets. The effects of 19th-century imperialism, including migration and independence movements, are highlighted. Economic changes, such as overproduction and trade shifts, are examined. The impact on colonial economies and resistance movements is discussed, along with migration patterns and workforce changes.

What was a significant consequence of industrial capitalism between 1750 and 1900?

• Decline in global trade

• Reduction in manufacturing capacity

• Increased demand for natural resources

• Decrease in consumer goods

Which of the following was NOT an effect of 19th-century imperialism?

• Increased migration

• Decrease in political rivalries

• Rise of independence movements

• Advancements in industrial production

How did increased automation and specialization of labor affect industrial production?

• Increased efficiency

• Reduced variety of goods

• Decreased output

• Higher consumer prices

What economic issue arose due to overproduction in industrialized countries?

• Increased domestic consumption

• Decrease in international trade

• Transformation to mercantilist systems

• Serious economic issue of overproduction

Which resources were commonly imported by industrial economies?

• Gold and silver

• Spices and silk

• Oil and gas

• Coal and iron

What was a key effect of industrial capitalism in the 19th century?

• Decline of imperialism

• Expansion of imperialism

• Decrease in natural resource use

• Reduction in global trade

Which region was NOT directly controlled by European colonizers in the 19th century?

• Southeast Asia

• North America

• South Asia

• Africa

What was a common reaction to westernization in colonized areas?

• Acceptance and assimilation

• Resistance and rebellion

• Complete indifference

• Rapid economic growth

What was a significant effect of modern imperialism on global migration?

• Movement from less industrial to dominant economies

• Decrease in urban populations

• Complete halt in migration patterns

• Migration from industrial to rural areas

What challenge did immigrants often face in their host countries?

• Discrimination based on race or religion

• Complete cultural assimilation

• Lack of job opportunities

• Immediate wealth accumulation