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peasants who survived the plague often found their situation improved. |
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During the Renaissance , European artists began tot utilize which of the following in their paintings? |
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Which of the following is an Arab invention that aided in commercial navigation during the fifteenth century ? |
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Prince Henry the Navigator supported the study of navigation for all these reasons except |
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Which of the following did NOT move from the Old World to the New World in the Columbian exchange? |
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racist fears concerning Africans |
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According to Philip Curtin, the Caribbean sugar plantation economy of the 1700s had all the following characteristics, except: |
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Akbar did all of the following except: |
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The Mongols who invaded Persia in the thirteenth century: |
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massacred whole populations of cities |
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The revolutions that occurred between 1688 and 1789 |
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According to Thomas Hobbes |
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the state of nature was not pleasant |
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people had a right to replace a government that broke the social contract |
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The Bill of Rights created through the Glorious Revolution: |
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Of the following territories, which was never under Napoleon's control? |
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The Saint-Domingue revolt |
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True or False : Haiti was granted its independence from France in 1804. |
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The early-ninteenth century Latin American revolutions: |
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A key event in Spain's ability to exploit its new world discoveries occurred when ______ found a portage across the Isthmus of Panama which enabled sailors to move their ships from the Atlantic to the Pacific. |
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Once Spain was established in the Americas, they established the _______ system which was characterized by enslavement of the new world people preparatory to their conversion to Christianity. |
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The value of the new world discoveries for Spain and Europe is shown by the fact that of all the gold and silver produced in the world between 1550 and 1800, Mexico and South America accounted for ______ percent of the total. |
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Spain's vast supplies of gold and silver were lost to the country through a series of wars led by _________ against the Ottoman Turks and against Protestant countries in central Europe. |
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Of the three forms which the Protestant Reformation took, ______ put forward the belief that God grants his grace to whomever he chooses, regardless of individual behavior. |
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The French rise to military power and economic wealth was the result of: |
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the policy of mercantilism enacted by Colbert for Louis XIV. |
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The factors which helped turn England into a commercial success as a "nation of shopkeepers" include: |
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the new system of constitutional monarchy after 1688 that gave strong support to private commercial interests. |
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Adam Smith's concept of capitalism, presented in The Wealth of Nations, included the idea that: |
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economic decisions on price, supply, and demand should be made by the free market rather than by government decision. |
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When Ming China turned away from participation in international trade, the action: |
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was followed by relative prosperity because China had a large internal market it could develop. |
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The Japanese decision to restrict contacts from the outside world after about 1600: |
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did not seem to harm Japan as political consolidation and economic prosperity followed this decision. |
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True or False : The experience of Spain and Portugal as imperial powers demonstrates that exploitation of colonial resources is the key to developing a successful empire. |
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True or False :The encomienda system remained in force in the Spanish colonies until humanitarian reformers such as de las Casas brought it to an end. |
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True or False :The treasury of silver-rich Spain was drained by the wars of Charles V against the Ottoman Empire in eastern Europe and on the side of the Catholics against the newly emerging Protestant countries. |
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True or False :Luther opposed the sale of indulgences, exemptions from punishment for sins, because he believed that all sins had to be "paid for" by the sinner before achieving salvation. |
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True or False : The Spanish Armada was sent against England because the English government supported the Dutch protestants in their war for independence from Spain. |
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The downward spiral of Spanish power began as the result of a series of military defeats best symbolized by the __________ in 1588. |
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defeat of the Spanish Armada |
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The entry of the Portuguese navies into the Indian Ocean brought immediate violence to these trade routes when _______ was ordered in 1500 to sink Muslim ships on sight as part of his mission. |
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The French leader who made France the strongest country in Europe was ________. |
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The rivalry between France and England for control of North America ended in 1763 at the end of _______, which marked the military defeat of France. |
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The Russian czar who "opened a window of the West" as part of his effort to modernize his country was _______, who built up his army and defeated the then-powerful Swedish army. |
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True or False : In 1619, the Dutch East India Company founded Jakarta, which served as its regional headquarters until Indonesia won its independence in 1950. |
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True or False: Louis XIV's economic policy of mercantilism led to a powerful French economy through the use of government intervention and control of key elements of the national economy. |
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True or False:Russia began to take on its modern form only after Ivan III overthrew the domination of the Mughals in 1480. |
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True or False: The onset of the Tokugawa Shogunate was accompanied by a policy of religious toleration and trade with European traders and missionaries. |
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True or False:One characteristic of commerce in Southeast Asia was the continuing control of commerce by local merchants in the face of pressure from outside Asian and European traders. |
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Joint stock companies were a significant investment innovation that made it possible: |
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to limit the financial liability of investors in case of failure. |
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The response of the Roman Catholic Church to the Protestant Reformation was the Council of Trent, which provided for all of the following except: |
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restriction of clerical membership to Europeans only. |
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By 1600, China's economy was flourishing and the country contained ______ percent of the world's population. |
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The major cause for the loss of life among the people of the Americas was _______. |
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Historian Alfred Crosby has analyzed the intercontinental transfer of plants and animals between the Americas and Europe after 1492 to determine the impacts of these transfers on the peoples of these two continents. He calls this transfer the ________. |
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True or False: At the Battle of Kosovo in 1389, Turkish warriors secured Serbia and the western Balkans for the Ottoman Empire. |
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True or False : The key to the military success of the Ottoman Empire was the weaponry they had acquired in Asia, which was unfamiliar to European armies. |
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True or False :Although Muslim invaders did gain control of a portion of India by seaborne invasion shortly after 700, their main avenue into India was along the familiar invasion route into India from the northwest. |
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True or False :The Mughal Empire of Akbar in India, one of the great world empires, was built on religious toleration for the Hindu residents of the subcontinent. |
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True or False:China's Ming dynasty sought to pacify and accommodate the Mongols to their north while at the same time rebuilding the Great Wall and stationing many troops along their northern border. |
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True or False:Because of the impact of the Black Death, Europe's population held steady from 1000 to 1700; at the same time the African population was declining because of the slave trade and the Americas lost up to 90 percent of their population to disease. |
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True or False :The first Virginia settlers were looking for gold, beaver furs, deer skin, and a passage to the northwest. |
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True or False : Most of the 102 Pilgrim settlers in Massachusetts survived their first year only because of the assistance of Native Americans living in the area. |
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True or False: The early slave trade was carried out by camel caravan across the Sahara Desert to the Mediterranean. |
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True or False : Ibn Khaldun, Muslim traveler and chronicler, told a story of nomadic conquerors moving into settled areas and absorbing the culture and technology of the settled people over a relatively short time. |
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Historian Philip Curtin believes that between 1492 and 1770, the number of Africans who came to the Americas was _______ the number of Europeans who migrated. |
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The capital of Iran under Shah Abbas, _______, was noted for its beauty, its tolerance of variety of national groups, and the loyalty of its armies. |
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A major setback to the Ottoman advance into Europe occurred at the Battle of __________ in 1571, where they were defeated on the Mediterranean Sea by a coalition of the papacy. |
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Some Turks, as well as other ethnic groups in Iran, came to accept the militantly religious teachings of Shaykh Safi al-Din (1252-1334). His followers, the __________, claimed political as well as religious authority in Persia. |
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True or False : Many people who were attracted to farming opportunities in North America needed the opportunity for a better life because of the decline of wages in Europe related to the influx of silver from Central America. |
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The Mayflower Compact of 1620 was: |
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the shipboard agreement of the first collective settlement of Europeans in North America. |
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True or False : Settlers to English colonies who could not pay for their ship passage could come as slaves. |
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The first European sailor to reconnoiter the Antipodes (Australia and New Zealand) was: |
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Chinese population growth in the 18th century was the result of : |
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crops introduced to China from other continents, including the sweet potato, maize, and peanuts. |
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The total population of the Americas after European contact and settlement: |
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dropped sharply, as European and African arrivals did not nearly equal the number of Indians lost to disease and war. |
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In contrast to the work of Walter Rodney, some scholars believe that the loss of African population to slavery: |
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may have been more than offset by the increase in population which occurred as the result of new food sources which were imported from the Americas and grown in Africa. |
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Fernand Braudel believes that Istanbul is the prototype of the great modern capitals that would rise in Europe because: |
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they were hothouses of civilization |
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In London, as in most cities before the start of the 20th century,: |
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cities grew in size because the in-migration from the countryside exceeded the death rate of city residents |
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In the first decades following Europe's "discovery" of the Americas, the "__________" (two words) brought in its wake both the catastrophe and new diseases as well as new and productive crops. |
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Recent analyses of the African slave trade point out that: |
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-Europeans did not have the military power to enslave Africans unless they were aided by Africans. -slavery existed in Africa before the development of the slave trade to the Americas. -slaves represented a significant form of wealth in many African societies. |
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True or False :Thomas Hobbes, a supporter of the "Glorious Revolution" in England, theorized that life in the state of nature was "nasty, brutish and short." |
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True or False :William and Mary of Orange were invited to England to forestall the threat that England might re-establish Roman Catholicism, which had been disestablished by Henry VIII. |
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True or False :John Locke believed that absolute monarchy was "inconsistent with civil society" and therefore favored majority rule. |
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True or False :The 17th century marked the move of scientists working in communities with other scientists toward the freedom of working alone in their own laboratories. |
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True or False :Galileo's appeal to sense evidence, to direct observation, to empirically based information, and its complete accessibility to anyone who looked through a telescope, found universal support. |
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True or False :In spiritual and religious issues most "philosophes" were deists, not atheists; they allowed that the world might have required an original creator. |
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True or False :The American Revolution, in addition to securing British rights for Americans, was also the first modern anti-colonial revolution. |
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True or False :In the French Revolution, the leaders of the Third Estate sought the same privileges that the First and Second Estates already possessed. |
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True or False : One of the reasons for the ultimate failure of Napoleon to maintain his military gains was the rise of nationalism among the conquered peoples of his empire. |
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True or False :In 1776, Adam Smith attacked slavery in his Wealth of Nations by arguing it was a monopoly and a special privilege that inhibited economic growth |
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In his most influential work, __________, Thomas Hobbes wrote, "Nothing the sovereign representative can do to a subject, on what pretence soever, can properly be called injustice or injury." |
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Polish astronomer __________ (last name) was commissioned by Pope Paul III to devise a new calendar that would correct the errors of the Julian calendar. |
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The breakthrough that enshrined the sun-centered universe was made by __________ (last name), who determined that planets revolved around the sun in elliptical orbits at varying speeds. |
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The French leaders of the Enlightenment were called "__________", and their ideas helped inspire both the American and French revolutions. |
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Not a supporter of democracy, Voltaire preferred benevolent and enlightened __________ to badly administered self-rule. |
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The wealth that Louis XVI wished to tap to enhance government revenues was concentrated in the first two estates and the __________, or leading urban professional and commercial classes, of the third. |
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Divided into a moderate faction called the Girondins and a more radical group called the Montagnards, the __________ were the leaders of the Convention which emerged to lead France in September, 1792. |
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Outside the Assembly, the Paris Commune (the government of Paris) represented the __________, workers, merchants and artisans of the city who were generally more radical than the Convention. |
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After Robespierre was executed and the Reign of Terror ended, a new government, the __________, took control of France and conferred good title to the lands acquired by the new peasant and commercial landowners. |
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For decades, the slaves of Haiti had escaped psychologically and culturally through the practice of __________, a religion that blended the Catholicism of their masters with religious practices brought from Africa. |
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True or False :All South American colonies gained their independence by the sword except for Brazil. |
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Napoleon’s invasion of Russia was prompted by the: |
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support of Russia for Britain. |
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True or False :Olympe de Gouges’ "The Rights of Women" was directed toward Queen Marie Antoinette rather than the French revolutionaries themselves. She suggested that the queen’s support for this document was a way to gain the favor of the people. |
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True or False :The Bill of Rights in England was a step toward democracy because it placed the king under constitutional rule. It has been estimated, however, that approximately 500 influential men could control the election of a majority in Parliament. |
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Newton’s law of gravity was the crowning achievement of the Scientific Revolution because it: |
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combined the findings of Kepler and Galileo were consistent. |
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The American president who fought against economic and political privilege and to extend opportunity to the common man but who ordered the Cherokee Indians to move the "Great American Desert" in defiance of a Supreme Court ruling was ________. |
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The statement of the overall aspirations of the French Revolutionaries in June, 1789, is known as "______." |
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What is the Third Estate? |
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In 1733, John Kay invented the __________ (two words), which allowed a single weaver to send the shuttle back and forth across the loom automatically. |
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The term __________ (two words) itself was used at least as early as 1845, in the opening paragraph of Friedrich Engels' The Condition of the Working Class in England. |
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In 1831, __________ (last name) first demonstrated the principle of electromagnetic induction by moving a metal conductor through a magnetic field to generate electricity. |
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An improvement of the Gatling gun, the __________ gun won its greatest fame in Africa, where Europeans found it indispensable in the colonization efforts. |
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The __________ (two words) of 1833 not only forbade the employment of children under the age of nine in textile mills, it also, for the first time, provided for paid inspectors to enforce the legislation. |
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Marx believed that wealth is produced not so much by capitalists, who control the finances, but by the __________ (the laborers) who do the actual physical work of production. |
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Arkwright's 1795 steam-powered frame could spin 100 pounds of cotton yarn in 300 hours. Hand spinners in India could do the same task in _______ hours. |
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One of the most famous series of machine-breaking riots in English factories occurred between 1810 and 1820 and were "led" by the mythical _________. |
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In Germany, the second industrial revolution was characterized by a new form of business association known as _________. |
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Members of Britain's Parliament first learned of the horrors of child labor in factories through the work of ________. |
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Marx and Engels believed that wealth in an industrial society is produced by __________. |
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The event which stimulated the growth of cotton textile production in England was: |
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the growth in popularity and availability of cotton textiles from India. |
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The expanded use of iron during the Industrial Revolution was made possible by: |
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the development of ways to produce higher quality iron in larger batches. |
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The Industrial Revolution occurred in England for all of the following reasons EXCEPT: |
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the existence of a large domestic market which could absorb all of the new productivity. |
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The most important accomplishment of inventor Thomas Alva Edison was: |
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the creation of Menlo Park, his private industrial laboratory. |
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True or False : A stimulus to the revolution in textile production in England was the arrival of light, colorful, durable cotton textiles from India which began to replace English woolens on the market. |
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True or False: A stimulus for the development of the steam engine in England was the need to find a way to free water wheels to move faster than prevailing river currents. |
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True or False : The greatest demand for iron came from new inventions such as the steam engine, railroad track, and urban waste disposal systems. |
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True or False : English Romantic poets celebrated the hustle and bustle of the new urban life created by the industrial revolution |
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True or False: Plastics, produced from coal tar acids, became available in the late 19th century. |
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True or False: German technology provided the Second Industrial Revolution with the internal combustion engine, the diesel engine, and the automobile. |
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Bank investment was critical for the spread of industrialization around the world. In this effort the leading investment nation was: |
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The person most responsible for praising the achievements of industrial entrepreneurs and arguing that self-reliance was the key to personal wealth was: |
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True or False : Young female workers saw factory work as an opportunity to work for pay outside the home. |
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Marx and Engels opposed the “double oppression” of women. This term meant: |
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the double impact of work and family responsibilities on women. |
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