Worksheets7-3.1,2,3,4,5 Review Revolutions
Total questions: 63
Worksheet time: 32mins
What allowed goods to be produced for a cheaper price, making them more accessible to an increasing population?
cotton industry
handmade items
animal power
mass production
In addition to socialism, what other factor came about to help the working class during the Industrial Revolution?
laissez-faire capitalism
cottage laws
labor unions
feudalism
Where did the Industrial Revolution begin?
Mexico
Haiti
France
Great Britain
What led to an increase in population in Great Britain and forced many farmers to move to cities?
increased agricultural yields
nationalist movements
colonial expansion
formation of limited government
Why did the Industrial Revolution begin in Great Britain?
Britain had imperialistic desires.
Britain had a strong military.
Britain had all the factors of production.
Britain had nationalistic movements.
What type of industry was quickly replaced by factories?
textile
cottage
guilds
transportation
What made mass production possible?
hand-made items
animal power
cottage industry
division of labor
What made it possible to mass produce goods?
the development of interchangeable parts
the development of the cottage industry
the development of animal powered machines
the development of hand made items
Manufacturing based in homes rather than in a factory, commonly found before the Industrial Revolution (aka domestic system).
Textile Industry
Cottage Industry
Factories
Farm Industry
Common land was fenced off for private use.
industrialization
labor union
enclosure movement
migration
Process of making large quantities of a product quickly and cheaply.
proletariat
revolutionized
entrepreneurs
mass production
Karl Marx's term for the capitalist class, made up of the owners of the means of production (factories)
bourgeoisie
proletariat
steam engine
desparity
The resources needed for industrialization, including natural resources, rivers and harbors, experienced entrepreneurs, rising population, political stability, increasing world trade and economic prosperity and progress.
division of labor
interchangeable parts
factors of production
cottage industry
Economic system in which the government has no interference with the economy.
industrialization
laissez-faire capitalism
socialism
crop rotation
An American inventor who developed the cotton gin and contributed to the concept of interchangeable parts
Agricultural Revolution
James Watts
domestic system
Eli Whitney
cloth produced by weaving and knitting
devastation
textile
exploit
oppressed
Division of work into a number of separate tasks to be performed by different workers.
interchangeable parts
division of labor
steam engine
mass production
A book written by Karl Marx which proposed that the proletariat, or workers, oppressed by their current conditions overthrow the owners.
Communist Manifesto
domestic system
Agricultural Revolution
cottage industry
Karl Marx's term for the working class in a capitalist society
desparity
devastation
proletariat
bourgeoisie
Inventor who developed the steam engine in the mid 1700's
Agricultural Revolution
domestic system
James Watts
Eli Whitney
A time when new inventions such as the seed drill and the steel plow made farming easier and faster; The production of food rose dramatically.
Agricultural Revolution
interchangeable parts
migration
textile revolution
Identical components that can be used in place of one another in manufacturing
Agricultural Revolution
interchangeable parts
division of labor
communism
Which event represented the beginning of the French Revolution?
Reign of Terror
Tennis Court Oath
Storming of the Bastille
Forming of the National Assembly
Which group of people paid the majority of taxes, were underrepresented in government, and made up the Third Estate?
foreigners
the nobility
the Roman Catholic clergy
lawyers, merchants, and peasants
Who led the Reign of Terror?
King Louis XVI
Napoleon Bonaparte
The Pope and his cardinals
Maximilien Robespierre
What was the uniform system of laws Napoleon Bonaparte created for France?
the Magna Carta
the Napoleonic Code
the Declaration of Rights and Man
the Universal Declaration of Human Rights
What did the creation of the National Assembly symbolize for France?
the end of the revolution and the reestablishment of an absolute monarch
the beginning of an absolute form of government and an end to representative legislature
the beginning of an absolute monarchy and an end of divine right of kings
the end of an absolute monarchy and the beginning of representative government
Who was the king of France at the beginning of the French Revolution?
Pope Pious II
King Louis XVI
Napoleon Bonaparte
Maximilien Robespierre
What was a characteristic of the Directory?
conservative
radical
religious
liberal
What inspired the French Revolution?(Choose ALL that apply.)
American Revolution
Enlightenment
Haitian Revolution
South American Independence Movements
What is a characteristic of the National Convention, Jacobins, and Maximilien Robespierre?
radical
conservative
traditional
religious
What was a symbol of the king's power prior to the French Revolution?
the Bastille
the Estates General
the Legislative Assembly
the Committee of Public Safety
What was ignited as a result of Napoleon's conquest of Europe?
socialist sentiments
nationalist sentiments
imperialistic sentiments
religious sentiments
What is the belief that one's greatest loyalty is to a shared culture rather than to a leader or border?
nationalism
militarism
imperialism
rationalism
Who practiced his realpolitik theory and embarked on a campaign of German unification?
Wilhelm I
Otto von Bismarck
Giuseppe Garibaldi
Count Camillo di Cavour
Where did the great powers of Europe meet after Napoleon's exile in 1815?
Congress of Vienna
the Berlin Conference
Conference at Versailles
National Convention in Paris
What did the blockade of Britain, the Peninsular War, and the invasion of Russia lead to for Napoleon?
his downfall and exile
his enslavement in Haiti
his rise to power throughout Europe
his crossing the Atlantic to conquer North America
Who led the unification of northern Italian states?
The Pope
Giuseppe Garibaldi
Count Camillo di Cavour
King Victor Emmanuel II
Otto von Bismarck believed in which concept?
blood and iron
sweat and tears
loyalty and honesty
bravery and humor
Which two groups of people led nationalist movements?
conservatives and democrats
radicals and liberals
nobility and monarchs
military and religious leaders
What are the two main aspects of nationalist movements?
unite and fight
unite and flight
unification and equality
unification and separation
Who led the unification movements throughout Europe? (Choose ALL that apply)
Giuseppe Garibaldi
Count Camillo di Cavour
Otto von Bismarck
Charles X
Which European nation controlled Haiti?
England
France
Italy
Greece
Which Latin American nation was the first to gain independence?
Haiti
Cuba
Colombia
Ecuador
What was a desire of Simon Bolivar?
to unite South America into one country
to unite the Caribbean islands into one country
to unite European nations into one country
to unite African nations into one nation
Which group was at the top of the social hierarchy in colonial Latin America?
creoles
mulattos
mestizos
peninsulares
Who led the slaves in Haiti in the revolt against France?
Father Miguel Hidalgo
Simon Bolivar
Toussaint L'Ouverture
Jose de San Martin
Where was the only successful slave revolt in history?
Cuba
Haiti
Ecuador
Venzuela
What influenced the leaders of the Latin American independence movements?
the English Civil War
the French and Indian War
the Enlightenment
the Crusades
Who led the Mexican Independence movement?
Simon Bolivar
Father Miguel Hidalgo
Toussaint L'Ouverture
Jose de San Martin
Who led independence movements throughout South America beginning in his home country of Venezuela?
Toussaint L'Ouverture
Father Miguel Hidalgo
Simon Bolivar
Napoleon Bonaparte
What were the leaders of Latin American independence movements influenced by?(Choose ALL that apply.)
Enlightenment ideas
American Revolution
French Revolution
Absolute monarchs
Which British colony was considered the "jewel of the crown"?
India
Australia
Canada
South Africa
After which event did China open itself to trade with Europeans?
Opium War
Meiji Restoration
Sepoy Rebellion
Treaty of Kanagawa
What is the taking over a weak country by a stronger country?
imperialism
nationalism
militarism
isolationism
What regions of Africa remained free from European control? (Choose ALL that apply)
Ethiopia
Liberia
South Africa
the Congo
What European nation took control of the Congo?
Britain
Belgium
Portugal
France
At what conference was Africa divided between European nations?
Paris Peace Conference
Versailles Conference
Vienna Conference
Berlin Conference
What became an anthem for imperialism and encouraged Westerners to take their culture to "lesser nations"?
The White Man's Burden
The Communist Manifesto
The Magna Carta
Declaration of Rights of Man and Citizens
What were "spheres of influence"?
Europeans had specific areas of China in which they were free to convert the Chinese to Christianity.
European nations controlled special trading and economic rights in specific areas of China.
Europeans were only allowed to trade certain goods in China.
Europeans could only live and work in certain parts of China.
What country forced Japan to end their isolationist policy?
the United States
Great Britain
China
Russia
What was the main economic reason industrialized nations wanted to imperialize non-industrialized nations?
to gain raw materials and new markets
to spread Christianity and other religions
to show their national pride and cultural superiority
to build factories and canals
