Agrarian Revolution Flashcards

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What is a revolution?

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A significant and often rapid change in political power or organizational structures.

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True or False: A revolution always leads to a new government.

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True

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Fill in the blank: A revolution can be described as a _____ change.

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radical

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What are the common causes of a revolution?

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Social inequality, political oppression, economic hardship, and loss of legitimacy of authority.

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Multiple Choice: Which of the following is NOT a type of revolution? A) Political B) Social C) Economic D) Static

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D) Static

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What is the term for a revolution that seeks to completely change the existing political system?

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Political revolution

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True or False: All revolutions are violent.

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False

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Name one famous revolution in history.

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The French Revolution

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What is a social revolution?

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A fundamental change in societal structures and cultural norms.

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Fill in the blank: A revolution often involves the mobilization of _____ groups.

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social

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Multiple Choice: Which revolution is known for the phrase ‘No taxation without representation’? A) American Revolution B) French Revolution C) Russian Revolution D) Industrial Revolution

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A) American Revolution

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What role does ideology play in revolutions?

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Ideology provides the framework and justification for revolutionary action.

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True or False: Revolutions are always successful in achieving their goals.

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False

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What does the term ‘counter-revolution’ mean?

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An attempt to reverse or undo the changes brought about by a revolution.

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Fill in the blank: The _____ Revolution marked the transition from agrarian societies to industrialized ones.

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Industrial

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What is the significance of a revolution in a historical context?

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Revolutions can reshape nations, influence global politics, and alter social structures.

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Multiple Choice: Which revolution led to the establishment of a communist government in Russia? A) American Revolution B) French Revolution C) Russian Revolution D) Glorious Revolution

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C) Russian Revolution

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What is a peaceful revolution?

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A revolution that seeks change without the use of violence.

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True or False: Revolutions can be both planned and spontaneous.

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True

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Name one factor that can lead to the failure of a revolution.

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Lack of popular support

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What is the role of leadership in a revolution?

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Leadership can inspire, organize, and guide revolutionary movements.

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Fill in the blank: A revolution often results in a _____ of power.

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redistribution

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Multiple Choice: Which of the following was a significant event in the Haitian Revolution? A) The Declaration of Independence B) The Battle of Vertières C) The Storming of the Bastille D) The March on Washington

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B) The Battle of Vertières

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What is ‘revolutionary fervor’?

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A strong passion and commitment to revolutionary change.

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True or False: The outcomes of revolutions are predictable.
False
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What does the term 'revolutionary ideology' refer to?
The set of beliefs and ideas that motivate and justify a revolution.
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Fill in the blank: The _____ Revolution is known for its impact on women's rights.
Women's
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Multiple Choice: Which revolution was primarily driven by the desire for independence from colonial rule? A) French Revolution B) American Revolution C) Russian Revolution D) Industrial Revolution
B) American Revolution
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Define 'revolutionary tactics'.
Strategies and methods used to achieve revolutionary goals, including protests, strikes, and guerrilla warfare.
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True or False: All revolutions are initiated by the lower classes.
False
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What is the significance of the term 'revolutionary spirit'?
It reflects the collective energy and motivation of people engaged in revolutionary activities.
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Fill in the blank: A successful revolution often requires _____ from various societal sectors.
coalition-building
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Multiple Choice: The Arab Spring is an example of which type of revolution? A) Political B) Social C) Economic D) Cultural
A) Political
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What is the impact of technology on modern revolutions?
Technology can facilitate communication, organization, and mobilization of revolutionary movements.
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True or False: Revolutions can lead to both positive and negative outcomes.
True
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What is the role of external influences in revolutions?
External influences can provide support, resources, or pressure that can impact the course of a revolution.
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Fill in the blank: The _____ Revolution is often cited as a key moment in the rise of modern democracy.
American
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What does A.R. stand for in the context of farming communities?
Agricultural Revolution
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True or False: The Agricultural Revolution led to increased agricultural productivity.
True
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Fill in the blank: The Agricultural Revolution introduced _____ methods of farming.
new
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What was one major impact of the Agricultural Revolution on farming communities?
The shift from subsistence farming to commercial farming.
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Multiple Choice: Which of the following was a consequence of the Agricultural Revolution? A) Decreased population B) Urbanization C) Increased manual labor
B) Urbanization
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What technological advancement was crucial during the Agricultural Revolution?
The plow
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True or False: The Agricultural Revolution resulted in smaller farms and less food production.
False
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Short Answer: How did the Agricultural Revolution affect food security?
It improved food security by increasing food production.
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What role did crop rotation play in the Agricultural Revolution?
It improved soil fertility and crop yields.
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Multiple Choice: Which of the following crops became widely cultivated due to the Agricultural Revolution? A) Wheat B) Rice C) Both A and B
C) Both A and B
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Fill in the blank: The Agricultural Revolution encouraged the development of _____ communities.
settled
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What economic change did the Agricultural Revolution bring to farming communities?
It led to the rise of market economies.
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True or False: The Agricultural Revolution had no impact on social structures.
False
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Short Answer: Describe one social impact of the Agricultural Revolution.
It led to the establishment of social hierarchies.
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What was the relationship between the Agricultural Revolution and population growth?
It contributed to population growth due to increased food availability.
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Fill in the blank: The Agricultural Revolution is often considered a _____ in human history.
turning point
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Multiple Choice: Which of the following was NOT a result of the Agricultural Revolution? A) Increased trade B) Decreased agricultural diversity C) Improved living standards
B) Decreased agricultural diversity
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What impact did the Agricultural Revolution have on labor specialization?
It allowed for greater labor specialization beyond farming.
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True or False: The Agricultural Revolution only affected rural areas.
False
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Short Answer: How did the Agricultural Revolution influence migration patterns?
It led to internal migration towards urban centers.
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What was one environmental impact of the Agricultural Revolution?
Deforestation for agricultural land.
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Fill in the blank: The Agricultural Revolution encouraged the invention of _____.
new agricultural tools
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Multiple Choice: Which of the following describes a long-term effect of the Agricultural Revolution? A) Sustainable farming practices B) Monoculture farming C) Decreased food production
B) Monoculture farming
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What is one way the Agricultural Revolution changed family dynamics in farming communities?
Families became more involved in commercial farming operations.
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True or False: The Agricultural Revolution was a gradual process that occurred over many years.
True
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Short Answer: What is one reason the Agricultural Revolution is significant in history?
It marks the transition from nomadic to settled lifestyles.