Exam 3: Industrial States Flashcards

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1
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What are the two main factors that led to the industrialization of states?

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Domestication of plants and Trade

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How was trade a proponent to the industrialization of states?

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As societies became more in contact with each other, a sense of “global unity” emerged and societies had to become more industrialized to accomodate this sense of interconnectedness.

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3
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What are nation states?

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Political communities separated by clearly defined territorial borders.

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4
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Industrialization

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The adaptation of a mechanized means of production to transform raw materials into manufactured goods.

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Modernization

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The direct consequence of industrialization. The economic, social, political and religious changes related to modern industrial and technological change.

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6
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When did the industrial revolution happen in Britain?

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Late 1700’s-1800’s

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7
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what were the two new main sources of power production introduced with the industrial revolution?

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Steam and Fossil fuel

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8
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Explain the demographic transition that occurred with the industrial rev. and what it meant towards families?

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listen to notes

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9
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Urbanization

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Urbanization is the physical growth of urban areas as a result of rural migration and even suburban concentration into cities, particularly the very large ones.

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10
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Explain the idea of “the global economy”.

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this idea addressed that each persons individual actions effected the whole global economy as a whole.

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Market economy

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A pattern of economic exchange based on the value of goods and services that is determined by supply and demand.

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12
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explain the division of labor that is seen in industrial states in cheifdoms?

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Primary sector [extraction of raw materials]
Secondary sector [factories that process the raw materials]
Tertiary sector [service sector; how the goods get to the people]

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13
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What are the two main economic systems present in industrial states?

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Capitalism and Socialism

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Capitalism

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Natural resources and factors of distribution are controlled and owned privately.
Companies are free to maximize profits.
Free competition

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Socialism

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The state owns the basic means of production.

The state is representative of the people.

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16
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Oligopoly

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Pre-monopoly
Where a few giant corporations control production in major industries.
Like nike does in the shoe industry.
Legal today.

17
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Monopoly Capitalism

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When one company controls the industry by setting what ever price they wanted.
This form of economy is ILLEGAL today

18
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In Industrial states, kinship is a main determinant of ones social status.

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False
Kinship has very little to do with social status and rank within industrial states.
Ex: Nepotism

19
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In industrial states, marriage does not revolve around the social and financial state of the family.

20
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The rise of extended families and the decline in nuclear families can be seen in industrial states.

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False

Industrial states saw the rise in nuclear fams and the decline in extended fams.

21
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What replaced the support that was lost with the decline of extended families?

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Government support programs

22
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Popular Sovereignty

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the people have full control over the political organization

23
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With the dawn of bureacratic organiation, what three categories of law do laws develop into?

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Criminal, civil, and administrative

24
Q

T or F?

The ethnic development of a culture from band, to tribe, to chiefdom, to state is uni-linear and progressive in which you would gradually develop in order.

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False.

This cultural evolution is not uni-linear, but varies in the way it develops.

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What are the 7 main characteristics of industrial states?
1. Technological Innovations 2. complex social and political structures 3. Dramatic increase in population 4. Complex market economy 5. Increase in communication and transportation 6. Global economy 7. International Relationships