Western Civilization Industrialization and Roman Romanticism Study Guide Flashcards

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It was widely believed that the _______ __________ began after ___

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Industrial Revolution; 1750

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Britain’s emergence as teh first industrial power was aided by: _____ ______ _____, _____ _ _____ ready supply of domestic and colonial markets, and developed financial system.

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rapid population growth; surplus of labor

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The _____ ________ in Britain was largely inspired by _______ __________.

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Industrial Revolution; aggressive entrepreneurs

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_______ _________ invented the water frarme spinning machine.

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Richard Arkwright

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Britain’s ______ ______ ______ was the first industry to industrialize.

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Cotton textile industry

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_____ was the power behind steam engines during the first ______ ________.

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Coal; Industrial Revolution

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In the late 1700’s, Britain’s ___ ______ imports ________ dramatically.

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raw cotton; increased

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Factory owners instituted a life of _____ _________ and the rigors of __________ ____ labor.

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Harsh discipline; competitive wage

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_________ ________ were the way to discipline very young boys and girls working in new _______ industries

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Repeated beatings; British

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Workers lost their means of production and could only sell their _____ for a wage as a result of _______________.

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labor; Industrialization

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The newly built _______ ______ held Britian’s _____ __________ of 1851

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Crystal Palace; Great Exhibition

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To protect its __________ _______, Britain prohibited insutrail artisans from going abroad.

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industrial monopoly

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On the _________ _________, government played a ______ role in Continental industrialization.

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European Continent; larger

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By 1850, the ______ _____ and _______ ______ were closing the gap with Great Britain. Russia had not

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United States; Western Europe

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American Industrialization was a _______-______ endeavor because there was a _______ pool of unskilled laborers in the United States.

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capital-intensive; larger

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The ________ system ______ costs ad revolutionized production through labor-saving innovations inmanufacturing

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American; reduced

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The _________ population explosion was attributable to the disappearance of ______ from Western Europe.

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European; famine

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The ______ of the _______ crop in _______ resulted in the Great Hunger

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failure; potato; Ireland

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19.

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19.

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_____ _______ advocated modern sanitary reforms that resulted in Britains first Public Health Act.

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Edwin Chadwick

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The new industrial entrepreneurial class was mostly resourceful individuals with ______ ____ _______.

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diverse social backgrounds

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_____ labor in the Industrial Age did nothing to change traditional female working patterns

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The _______ _____ ____ of 1834 established workhouses where jobless poor people were forced to live

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English Poor Act

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The Industrial Revolution resulted in the: betterment of the middle classes, a ______ disparity between the ______ and the ______ classes in society, and eventually led to an overall _____ in purchasing power for the working class

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increased; richest; poorest; increase

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The ________ were artisans who destroyed industrial machines that destroyed their livelihood.
Luddites
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Efforts at industrial reform in the 1830's and 1840's in _____ _______ did not achieve establishment of a ________ _____ of _____ ______ by 1847
Great Britain; national system of trade unions
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Romanticism was characterized by:
- a strong, pantheistic worship of nature - preoccupation with sentiment - suffering - self-sacrifice - reverence for history that inspired nationalism - a reaction to the excesses of the Industrial Revolution
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______ ______ argued that historical events were largely determined by the deeds of ______ heroes who transformed society,
Thomas Carlyle; Romantic
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The ________ ________ can be viewed as a reaction against the ___________'s preoccupation with reason
Romantic Movement; Enlightenment
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______ was the most important form of Romantic literary expression
Poetry
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Romantic artists focused on ________ and ______ of ___________ in their art
landscapes; depiction of nature
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___-______ buildings exhibited the nineteenth-century revival of medieval architecture
Neo-Gothic
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Romanticism in art and music was well characterized by the compositions of ________.
Beethoven
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Turner's paintings were described as "____ _____, painted with ____ _____".
airy visions; tinted steam
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Religion in the age of Romanticism experienced a ________ revival, in places like _______.
Catholic; Germany
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The lower classes remained in poverty despite the emergence of the late nineteenth-century _____ ________.
mass society
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By 1900, ______ had emergence as a leader in _______, controlling __ percent of the market.
Germany; dyestuffs; 90
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The Second Industrial Revolution saw the advent of ______.
steel
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________ became the new energy source that drove the Second Industrial Revolution.
Electricity
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_____ _____ revolutionized the car industry with the mass production of the _____ _.
Henry Ford; Model T
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In a cartel, independent enterprises worked together to _____ prices and _____ production
control; fix
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Industrialization in _____ was a result of government planning and initiative.
Japan
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In late nineteenth-century Europe, _____ competition for foreign markets and growing importance of domestic demand for economic development led to a strong reaction against free trade and imposition of steep protective tariffs by most nations.
increased
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"_____" jobs for women involved subcontracting of piecework, usually in tailoring trades
Sweating
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During the SIR, _______-____ ________ emphasized the gender role of women as housewives
working-class organizations
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_____ migrations to cities by country women and their increasingly desperate struggle for urban economic survival led to a rise in _____ ________in European cities
Heavy; female prostitution
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The state with the most successful _______ party in the late nineteenth and early twentieth century was ________.
socialist; Germany
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An issue that united all socialists together in the nineteenth century was the desire to improve ______ and ______ ______ for most workers.
working; living conditions
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______ ________ believed that socialism could best be achieved through the democratic process
Eduard Bernstein
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The ___ _____ __________ prior to WWI, varied from country to country, but was generally allied with socialists parties.
Trade Union Movement
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Initially, trade unions in the first half of the nineteenth-century function primarily as ___ ___ _______.
Mutual aid societies
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Ealry ________ believed that violence was the best means of achieving true freedom
anarchists