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Stover Chapter 25
Industrial Revolution
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| The process of urbanization that occured in 19th century Britain and elsewhere was the result of | industrialization |
| All early factories had to be located near a source of | energy |
| The newest type of engine developed for industrial use during the late 1700s was powered by | steam |
| An invention entirely dependent on the invention of the steam engine was the | locomotive |
| Macadam roads had an advantage over earlier roads because they were | firmer |
| The Luddies were a group of British workers who took violent action to protest | labor-saving machinery |
| Adam Smith is knwon for his defense of | capitalism |
| The difference in the way that men and women were treated in factories was that women were | paid lower wages |
| Crompton, Hargreaves, Fulton, and Cartwright were | inventors |
| The first country to abolish slavery was | England |
| The Industrial Revolution began in the ________ industry | textile |
| The port of Liverpool was connected to the industrial city of Manchester by a | railroad |
| People who believed in laissez-faire policies were called | capitalists |
| The largest city in Europe by 1800 was | London |
| The Industrial Revolution caused the size of the middle class to | increase |
| When Germany and Belgium industrialized they used _______________ as their guide | Great Britian |
| Marx's ideas of a classless society in which the factores of production would be owned by all is known as | communism |
| The Industrial Revolution began in England before other countries because they had ______________ and they did not have any _______ in their country | factors of production, wars |
| Communism appealed to factory workers because it made them __________ and they were ____________ | heros, suffering |
| The earlies source of energy for factories was | water |
| In the short term, ________________ was poor in the city, but improved over time | living conditions |
| Malthus, Ricardo, and Smithe were | economists |
| The Luddites were destroyed the machinery because they were losing their | jobs |
| The econimic system that is the direct opposite of laissez-faire policies is | communism |
| The European country to industrialize after Great Britain was | Belgium |
| Owen, Fourier, and Mann were | reformers |
| Marx believed society was dominated by | economic forces |
| Marx believed communism would led to a _________ society | classless |
| The most dangerous working conditions were in | coal mines |
| The cotten gin increased the speed cottom could be | cleaned |
| The belief that government policies should bring about the greatest good for the greatest number of people is known as | utilitarianism |
| Entrepreneurs fueled the Industrial Revolution by being both administrators and | investors |
| Negotiations between union representatives and employers are knwon as | collective bargaining |
| Marx refers to the ____________ as the proletariat | workers |
| Laissez-faire capitalism appealed to middle class people because it made them | wealthy |