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WorksheetsReform Movements of the Industrial Revolution - Marcos Amezquita
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 10mins
Women's suffrage was the idea that
Women should have the right to vote
Women should be able to own factories
Women should have equal pay in factories
Women should run the economy
Why weren't women allowed to vote/participate in politics?
They had to stay at home and watch the kids
They weren't capable of "thinking with reason"
They were too beautiful to participate in politics
They weren't physically strong enough to vote
Why were workers Unions made?
So the working class no longer had to work
So the working class could own the factories instead
So the working class could create new businesses and factories together
So the working class could fight for better working conditions
Based on the image, why did the working class fight so hard for better working conditions?
Better working conditions meant they would no longer have to work in the factories
Better working conditions meant that they were paid more, worked less and were safer while they worked
Better working conditions meant that machines wouldn't be needed to do the workers job for them
Better working conditions meant that the working class would have a bigger say in politics
What are Social Reform Movements?
Movements that produce capital
Movements that change laws
Movements that reshape what was previously considered normal
Movements that change agriculture and farming
What was an early Social Reform?
Socialism
Capitalism
Working in factories
Working on farms
Based on the imagine above, why was school "Free to All"
Boys and Girls could go to school now
School was available to rich and poor families
The working class could go to school now
The socialist and capitalist could attend school now
Who started the Educational Reforms and why?
Parliament started the Educational Reforms to make Money
Parliament started the Educational Reforms to make schools available to poorer people, not just the rich
The middle class started the Educational Reforms to make Money
The middle class started the Educational reforms to make schools available to poorer people, not just the rich
When did the Political Reforms start?
The 1790s
The 1810s
The 1850s
The 1830s
Who was directly affected by the Political Reforms?
Towns and Townspeople
The factory workers
The farmers
The socialists
Based on the image, why were the Municipal Reforms created?
To inform the people not to drink the water so they don't get sick
To sanitize the cities and make them cleaner so people wouldn't get sick
To inform the people they have to boil their water before they drink it
To inform the people that their living and working conditions were bad
Who was directly affected by the Municipal Reforms
The working class
The middle class
The farmers
The government
This quote is an example of what
Capitalism
Socialism
Communism
Marxism
Which 2 economy systems go hand in hand?
Capitalism and Socialism
Marxism and Communism
Marxism and Capitalism
Communism and Capitalism
