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MWS 203A - Study 3

Finals Study Guide for Modern World Studies. Industrial Revolution.

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The Industrial Revolution saw a shift from goods being made by hand, to being made by what? Machines.
What does Industrialization require? A large number of capable people looking for work, some people with managerial skills, leadership qualities, and people with extra money to invest in new ideas.
What was the second Industrial Revolution started by? The innovation of producing steel cheaply, (Bessemer Process).
What helped for the rapid industrialization of Germany and Great Britain? An abundance goal.
The production of what metal allowed Germany to become a powerhouse in Europe? The production of steel.
Why were labor unions created? Workers banded together to form labor unions to improve working conditions.
According to Karl Marx's theory of communism, all of history has been a struggle between what? According to Karl Marx, all of history has been a struggle between classes of people.
Why did European leaders introduce social reforms? They feared the rise of socialism as a threat to their power.
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