WorksheetsColonialism, nationalism and the 2nd Industrial Revolution
Total questions: 62
Worksheet time: 33mins
Which ones of the following are new sources of energy during the Second Industrial Revolution
Electricity
Coal
Water vapor
Nuclear power
Oil
Which industries do NOT correspond to the Second industrial revolution?
Microchips
Cellphones
Chemistry
When did the Second Industrial Revolution take place?
Between 1830 and 1870
Between 1870 and 1914
Between 1780 and 1830
Between 1914 and 1918
Between 1918 and 1936
A association of business that make the same product, but split the territories to stop competence
Cartel
Monopoly
Trust
Vertical Consolidation
When a combination of companies control an industry to reduce competition
monopoly
trust
laissez faire
patent
Marketplace where shares (acciones) in companies were bought and sold
Holding
Trust
Cartel
Stock exchange
Bank
Check three new business structures created inThe Second Industrial Revolution
Cartels
Stock excange
Trusts
Wall Street
Holding companies
Check the new source to finance businesses created in the Second Industrial Revolution
Cartel
Holding
Trust
Stock markets
Holding
Exercising control in another company by buying shares in that company
Firms in the same sector agreeing to reduce competition
Companies that divide up the operating territory to reduce competition
Market where you can buy shares
Is this a class society, or is it possible to climb the social pyramid?
You can climb the ladder, but you can never surpass the middle class.
You can get promoted if you work hard and/or if you have good initial conditions.
You can't climb the pyramid, it's a class society.
What is the rural exodus?
It is a massive urban-to-rural migration
It is a small-scale rural-urban migration
It is a massive rural-to-urban migration
It is a small-scale urban-to-rural migration.
Did the bourgeoisie and the nobility merge* in this period?
*se funden
No, they never merged because it was a separate society.
Yes, they merge because of love relationships
Yes, they merge, with the nobility offering their titles and the bourgeoisie their businesses.
Which groups were part of the lower class?
The peasants and the bourgeoisie.
The nobles and the bourgeoisie
Parliament and the monarchy
Peasants and proletarians
What professions were associated with the middle class?
Liberal professions, those developed with the intellect
The workers and proletarians
The upper bourgeoisie
Liberal professions, those mainly physical
Why are social services given to the lower classes?
All of the above
To prevent the rise of socialism and anarchism
To avoid poverty
To reduce discontent and revolts
What is imperialism?
It is the name for the working-class movement
Respecting other countries, without intervening in their politics.
Dominate other lands and communities using military or economic power.
None of them
In which years does it reach its greatest development?
Before the French Revolution (1789)
After the French Revolution and the Congress of Vienna (1789-1815)
After the Congress of Vienna and before the German unification (1815-1871)
After the German unification and before World War I (1871-1914)
Which areas are they going to focus on conquering?
Africa
Asia
Europe
Antarctica
Pacific Ocean
What is a metropolis?
The homeland to which the colonizers belonged*
*pertenecen
A territory dominated entirely by the occupying power
A territory where the metropolis respected the native government
Administration and occupation of a territory within a state for the purpose of trade
What is a protectorate?
The homeland to which the colonizers belonged*
*pertenecen
A territory dominated entirely by the occupying power
A territory where the metropolis respected the native government
Administration and occupation of a territory within a state for the purpose of trade
What is a colony?
The homeland to which the colonizers belonged*
*pertenecen
A territory dominated entirely by the occupying power
A territory where the metropolis respected the native government
Administration and occupation of a territory within a state for the purpose of trade
What is a concession?
The homeland to which the colonizers belonged*
*pertenecen
A territory dominated entirely by the occupying power
A territory where the metropolis respected the native government
Administration and occupation of a territory within a state for the purpose of trade
What demographic changes occur in this period?
The population remains unchanged
A reduction in population
A surplus population due to better food and hygiene.
What solution is found for this population surplus?
Emigration to the countryside
Emigration to the colonies
No solution is found
What two economic reasons drive the colonizers?
The search for new markets
The search for new continents
The search for new sources of slaves.
The search for cheaper raw materials
The search for new chemical elements
What ideological reasons drive Europeans to conquer the African continent?
Racism and the belief that they had a civilizing mission.
Pacifism and a humanitarian vision
The labour movement
Christianity and the Christian mission
Which political groups will split over their differences in the FIRST international?
Communists and Fascists
Nationalists and anarchists
Bourgeois and proletarians
Anarchists and communists
Which two positions appear in the 2nd international?
Internationalists and nationalists
Anarchists and communists
Pacifists and militarists
What is the belief that each group of people should have their own nation?
colonialism
imperialism
nationalism
militarism
Bismarck's practice of Realpolitik was guided by which of the following?
Doing what was moral
Doing what would best serve the people
Doing what was necessary to support the nation
None of the above
This is the name of the man who led German unification:
Otto von Bismarck
Guiseppe Garibaldi
Count Cavour
Napoleon III
This is the title of the leader of Germany:
Chancellor
King
Kaiser
Prime Minister
What was Prussia known for?
running away from trouble
militarism
using speeches to make things happen
none of the above
What nation did Otto Von Bismarck unite as one?
Prussia
Austria
Germany
Italy
Who was the Italian military commander that gained control of Sicily, overthrew* the King in Naples, and joined with Northern Italy?
*destronó
Count Cavour
Giuseppe Garibaldi
Giuseppe Mazzini
Otto Von Bismarck
Who was the "Brain" of Italian unification? He was Victor Emmanuel II's prime minister and brought Piedmont-Sardinia to lead the unification.
Giuseppe Mazzini
Giuseppe Garibaldi
Count Cavour
Benito Mussolini
What were the last two regions to join Italian unification?
Sicily and Sardinia
Piedmont and Rome
Rome and Venetia
Austria and France
What year was Italian unification complete?
1848
1861
1870
1871
Bismarck
Garibaldi
Cavour
Wilhem I
Napoleon III
It is only politically united
Only economically united
It is united politically and economically
It is not united
These were the methods that Bismarck and Prussia used to unite Germany
Militarism and realpolitik
Colonialism
Pacifism and diplomacy
Creoles and mestizos
A king
A parliament
A war
An empire
Russia
Austria
Sicily
Lombardy
Prussia
The Danish-German war
The Austro-Prussian war
The Civil war
The Independence war
The Franco-Prussian war
Yes, they joined the confederation
No, they are excluded because they lost the war
Name the countries with whom Bismarck fought
Germany, Britain and France
Denmark, Austria and France
Austria, France and Italy
This is the name of the last war that Germany engages in before their unification:
Franco-Prussian War
Austro-Prussian War
World War I
Korean Conflict
The central provinces of Italy unite in 1859 after seeing Lombardy win over the Austrians. Which is the name of the province?
Tuscany, Parma and Rome provinces
Papal states
Sicily
Central provinces
What is the expedition of the thousand, and who is leading it?
An expedition to take the south of Italy led by Mussolini
An expedition to take the south of Italy led by Garibaldi
An expedition to take the north of Italy leaded by Garibaldi
An expedition to discover new lands led by Garibaldi
Which two territories are still to unify Italy after the creation of the Kingdom of Italy (1861)?
The Papal states and Venetia
Venetia and Sicily
The Papal states
Venetia
In which year did the kingdom of Italy manage to unite with Rome and Venice?
1815
1861
1871
1875
Who invented the light bulb?
Thomas Alva Edison
Karl and Bertha Benz
Lumière Brothers
Alexander Graham Bell
Who invented the internal combustion engine?
Thomas Alva Edison
Karl and Bertha Benz
Lumière Brothers
Alexander Graham Bell
Even if Antonio Meuci was the developer, who patented the telephone?
Thomas Alva Edison
Karl and Bertha Benz
Lumière Brothers
Alexander Graham Bell
Busca el año de invención del teléfono. Súmale 13. Resta las letras del nombre del creador del teléfono. El resultado es... (puedes agrandar la imagen pulsando sobre ella)
1897
1877
1876
1936
Who developed the cinema?
Thomas Alva Edison
Karl and Bertha Benz
Lumière Brothers
Alexander Graham Bell
What theory did Charles Darwin state?
The classical theory of electromagnetism
Pasteurization and the rabies vaccine
Organized the elements in the periodic table
Discovered the theory of evolution
What does the theory of evolution explain?
Species keep going through changes over a certain period of time.
Species remain the same over a certain period of time.
All species were created by God
Which discovery is Dimitry Mendeleev related to?
The classical theory of electromagnetism
Pasteurization and the rabies vaccine
Organized the elements in the periodic table
Discovered the theory of evolution
Which scientist discovered the effectiveness of pasteurization in food?
J.C. Maxwell
Dmitri Mendeléyev
Charles Darwin
Louis Pasteur
What did Maxwell discover, certain properties of electromagnetism or the theory of evolution?
The classical theory of electromagnetism
Pasteurization and the rabies vaccine
Organized the elements in the periodic table
Discovered the theory of evolution
