World History Flashcards

Study Guide (39 cards)

1
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When and where did the Industrial Revolution begin?

A

Great Britain Late 1700s

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2
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What is the term for the growth and development of cities

A

Urbanization

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3
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Who developed the seed drill?

A

Jethro Tull

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4
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What was the first industry to be impacted by the Industrial Revolution?

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Textile Industry

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5
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What was the pull factor that attracted people to live in the cities during the 1800s?

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Job opportunities

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6
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Term for a person that organizes, manages, and takes on the risk of a business.

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Entrepreneur

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7
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What European nation developed into an industrial and military giant as a result o the Industrial Revolution?

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Great Britain

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8
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What new social class developed during the Industrial Revolution - consisting of skilled workers, business people, teachers and lawyers?

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The middle class

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9
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After which war did the US become an industrial power?

A

World War 1

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10
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What is the term for part ownership of a business?

A

Stock

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What nation’s industrial development was similar to Great Britain’s - similar resources, government support, bank support and large workforce?

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United States

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12
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Who developed a fuel efficient, faster steam engine, completely transforming how machinery is powered and how people and goods travel?

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James Watt

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13
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What is the term for an increase in machine made goods beginning in England in the 1700s?

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Industrial Revolution

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14
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How did the Agricultural Revolution help to start the Industrial Revolution?

A

Increased food production
Labor surplus

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How did geography help industry to develop in certain areas and keep it from developing in others?

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Geographic factors were crucial in determining industrial success

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16
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Define pull factor and push factor.

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Pull factor - draws you away
Pull factor - draws to a new location

17
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What geographical features made transportation and communication difficult in:
Spain
Italy
Austria-Hungary

A

Spain - mountains, limited navigable rivers
Italy - apennines, fragmented coastline
Austria-Hungary - Alps carpathians, diverse landscapes and culture

18
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What country industrialized as a result of being threatened western industrial powers?

19
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What forced small farmers to move from rural to urban areas in the early 1700s?

A

Enclosure movement

20
Q

List and explain the 3 factors of production.

A

Land - refers to all natural resources
Labor - represents the human effort and skills
Capital - includes all man made resources used in production

21
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What railway was constructed across Russia to connect Europe to Asia?

A

Trans-Siberian Railway

22
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What invention revolutionized transportation?

23
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Identify 4 textile inventions.

A

Flying shuttle
water frame
spinning mule
power loom

24
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Industrialized countries will compete for __________ and ____________.

A

resources
markets

25
What region of the US industrialized first?
Northeast
26
What were the power loom and spinning mule? Where would you likely find them?
big machines in a factory
27
How was the city of Manchester, England characteristic of both the positives and negatives of industrialization?
positive: produced goods = increased wealth negative: poor working and living conditions, low wages
28
Why did factory owners prefer to hire women and children?
They could be paid less than men.
29
How did industrialization lead to urbanization?
The population will grow because there is people that are moving to the city to get a job
30
What does it mean for an industry to be "mechanized"?
it means using machines to work
31
Where did industrialization tend to occur?
to use waterways to transport people
32
How did the Industrial Revolution shift the balance of power?
The rise of new global powers, intense competition, and shifts in social Germany, Japan, US, Britain
33
Why was unplanned urban growth a problem in the early to mid 1800s?
overcrowding, disease and lack of sanitation
34
Positives of Industrialization
increased production innovation and urbanization
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Negatives of Industrialization
pollution poor living conditions worker exploration decline in craftsmanship
36
List and explain 4 factors that helped England to Industrialize first.
water power and coal to fuel the new machines because you will need water power to get water iron are to construct machines, tools and building because people had to be able to work in a factory rivers for inland transportation because people had to be able to go place to place harbors from which merchant ships set sail because they had to make it everywhere they needed to be
37
What was the Agricultural Revolution?
Agricultural Revolution was a peroid of significant technological advancements in farming practices that led to increased food production
38
List 4 ways that railroads changed society
enabled growth of industries spurred westward expansion created new jobs improved communication
39
There were social, political and economic effects of RR and the Industrial Revolution. Give 1 example of each
political: government regulation social: urbanization economic: mass production