Industrial Revolution

Question 0

Thomas Malthus

Answer 0

Said population will increase faster than the food supply unless famen war or disease.

Question 1

Laissez faire

Answer 1

No government intervention in economics.

Question 2

Chartist movement

Answer 2

Increase labor situation by private voting

Question 3

Wealth of nations

Answer 3

Book written by Adam smith

Question 4

Adam Smith

Answer 4

Wrote about the laissez faire in his book, he was apart of communism

Question 5

Karl Marx

Answer 5

Founder of communism

Question 6

Suffrage

Answer 6

Another word for voting

Question 7

Dreyfus Affair

Answer 7

When a colonel in the French military was blamed for espianoge and was sent to devil’s island.

Question 8

Queen Victoria

Answer 8

She and King Albert requested that the crystal palace to be built.

Question 9

Crystal Palace

Answer 9

Glass and iron structure built in England. Industrialized countries came there to show their country’s new technology. World fair

Question 10

Jeremy Bentham

Answer 10

Founder of utilitarianism

Question 11

Utilitarianism

Answer 11

The greatest good for the greatest number

Question 12

Luddites

Answer 12

Smashed machines because they felt the machines were taking away from their jobs.

Question 13

Communist Manifesto

Answer 13

Book written by Karl Marx

Question 14

Enclosure Act

Answer 14

When big land owners in parliament voted to take away public land and built fences to make the land theirs

Question 15

4 causes that brought the industrial revolution in England first.

Answer 15

1. Ways to transport like canals and rivers.
2. Agriculture revolution, move food to feed people.
3. Natural resources like coal and water.
4. Increase population means more labor.
   (5. ) stable political situation
   (6. ) a lot of wealth to invest

Question 16

Irish Republic Army

Answer 16

An unofficial nationalist military force seeking independence for Ireland from Great Britain

Question 17

Radioactivity

Answer 17

A form of energy released as atoms decay

Question 18

Assembly line

Answer 18

In a factory, an arrangement in which a product is moved from worker to worker, with each person performing a single task in a manufacture.

Question 19

John Stuart Mill

Answer 19

Philosopher and economist, led the utilitarian movement. Believed that it was wrong that workers should lead deprived live that sometimes involved starvation.

Question 20

Mass culture

Answer 20

The production of works of art and entertainment designed to appeal to a large audience.