NEW
Font size
WorksheetsUnit 8 & 9 Quiz
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
What is communism?
The common use of tools
an economic system in which production of goods and services is not controlled entirely by the state
an economic system in which the people are controlled entirely by the state
an economic system in which production of goods and services is controlled entirely by the state
The Chartist movement that began in the 1830s focused on..
political rights for the unemployed class
economic rights for the working class
political rights for the working class
political rights for women's class
What is an estate?
A hotel
A division of social class in revolutionary France
A place
A division of social class in revolutionary Spain
What is socialism?
Being very sociable
an economic system in which certain people are nice and not nice
an economic system in which certain industries are operated by the state to provide for the public good as opposed to making profits
an economic system in which certain industries are operated by the world to provide for the their family opposed to making profits
Which of the following contributed most to the growth of socialist ideology in Europe?
The emergence of industrial laborers bring together economic class
The emergence of industrial laborers separate economic class
The emergence of industrial machines separate economic class
The emergence of walls to separate an economic class
What is industrialization?
the process that involves destroying and operating factories and businesses in a city, region, country, etc.
CEOs job
blowing up factories because of the machines
the process that involves building and operating factories and businesses in a city, region, country, etc.
What is bourgeoisie?
The middle class in revolutionary France
The higher class in revolutionary France
The lower class in revolutionary France
high school class in revolutionary France
What important contribution to the Industrial Revolution does Guest describe?
no power sources
old power sources
new power sources
new water sources
What is Nationalism?
The extreme patriotism and devotion to the supremacy of one’s nation
The extreme hate of the supremacy of one’s nation
The extreme patriotism and devotion to the mashed potatoes
The extreme patriotism and devotion to the fall of one’s nation
What is the enclosure movement?
The process of building on land
The process of fencing off land from common usage.
The process of building public places
Parks
Complete this analogy: 1776:______:: 1789:_______
French Revolution, Spanish Revolution
Spanish Revolution, French Revolution
French Revolution, American Revolution
American Revolution, French Revolution
What is factory system?
Factories
a shift to production of goods in homes as opposed to production a central location
a shift to production of goods in a central location as opposed to production in homes
building buildings
All of the following are reasons why the Scientific Revolution occurred in Europe EXCEPT?
religious promotion of new medicines/discoveries
religious promotion of old medicines/discoveries
religious promotion of new cultures
religious promotion of new concepts
What is Constitutionalism?
The political idea that government should be limited by a constitution or set of policies and laws
The political idea that government shouldn't be limited by a constitution or set of policies and laws
The political idea that government shouldn't sell food to other people
The political idea that government isn't fit to govern the US
What is free enterprise?
An economic system in which private businesses don't operate for profit in a competitive system three form government regulation except for that which is necessary to protect public interest and keep the national economy in balance
An economic system in which private businesses operate for profit in a competitive system three form government regulation except for that which is necessary to protect public interest and keep the national economy in balance
free stuff
Almost free stuff
How was Simon Bolivar influenced by the American and French Revolutions?
He adopted Enlightenment ideals
He adopted zero ideals
He adopted an Enlightenment job
He adopted some ideals
What is Sovereignty?
The freedom from the government
The freedom from your parents
The freedom from internal control
The freedom from external control
What is imperialism?
A political, economic, and cultural domination imposed on a society by another society
A political, economic, and cultural society imposed on a job by another society
A political, economic, and cultural domination because of pencils
A political, economic, and cultural domination of one person
Which factor created favorable conditions for the Industrial Revolution in Great Britain?
Large deposits of people in England
Large deposits of iron and coal in Spain
Large deposits of gold in England
Large deposits of iron and coal in England
What was political revolution?
the coming together of one government and its replacement with another
the overthrow of one person and its replacement with a robot
the overthrow of one government and its replacement with another
the overthrow of Cruella de Vil
What was the construction of the Panama Canal and the Suez Canal intended to do?
improve access to other countries
improve access to colonies and markets
improve access to houses
improve access to road and markets
What is absolute monarchy?
a political system in which the ruler is chosen by Hereditary title and used his power to control all aspects of political life
a political system in which the ruler is chosen by the people and used his power to control all aspects of political life
a political system in which the ruler is chosen by God and used his power to control all aspects of political life
there is no ruler
What did the Glorious Revolution establish a principle of?
absolute monarchy
limited monarchy
some monarchy
controlled monarchy
What is Divine right?
the belief that a monarchy's power was given to them by the authority of people
the belief that a monarchy's power was given to them by the authority of God
the belief that a monarchy's power was given to them by the authority of the president
the belief that a monarchy's power was given to them by the flash
What is a limited monarchy?
A political system in which the power of a monarch is controlled by a constitution
A political system in which the power of a monarch is not limited by a constitution
A political system in which the power of a monarch is limited by a constitution
Absolute control over people and land
