2. Nationalism, Industrialization, & Imperialism You will be given the answer. You must give the correct question. Click to begin.

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4. Industry!Money!Colonies! 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points Poverty!Unity!

5. His theory of realpolitik helped him unify the German states under Prussia’s control.

6. Bismarck purposefully started this war to finalize German unification.

7. This Sardinian improved the economy and helped unify Northern Italy.

8. He led the Red Shirts to victory in southern Italy, and then unified the north and south.

9. When these states joined in 1871, Italy was finally unified.

10. The Industrial Revolution began in this country around 1750.

11. Workers began to move to towns after rich people fenced in their land during this movement.

12. The inventions with which James Watt, Henry Bessemer, and Eli Whitney are associated.

13. The factory system replaced this other system, in which people worked in their homes to create products.

14. This was the first industry to industrialize.

15. Factory owners kept costs low by hiring these people instead of men.

16. The cotton gin made it easier to separate cotton from the seed, but also increased this industry in the United States.

17. Collective bargaining is associated with these organizations, created to improve working conditions.

18. As child labor laws were passed and children worked less, this system improved.

19. Working in factories and living in cities made people sick. This is what Edward Jenner & Louis Pasteur did to advance medicine.

20. Unequal distribution of wealth and market competition characterize this economic system.

21. These two economic theories supported equal distribution of wealth and were responses to the problems of capitalism.

22. He wrote the Wealth of Nations, a book that supports capitalism.

23. This man wrote The Communist Manifesto and Das Capital, both critiques of capitalism.

24. These are the two industrial classes according communism.

25. These people traveled to colonies to spread religion.

26. European powers established spheres of influence in this country.

27. These two countries in Africa were able to withstand European Imperialism.

28. These are the five motives that inspired Europeans to establish imperial Empires.

29. These were three benefits to British Rule in India.

30. Make your wager

31. Name at least three impacts that the Industrial Revolution had on society.

32. Who is Otto von Bismarck? (Anything can be accomplished by “blood and iron”)

33. What is the Franco-Prussian War? (With France of course)

34. Who is Count Cavour? (the BRAIN)

35. Who is Giuseppe Garibaldi? (the SWORD)

36. What are the Papal States? (Bismarck was keeping France busy, so no one was left to protect the Pope)

37. What is Great Britain? (Lots of workers, lots of resources)

38. What is the Enclosure Movement?

39. What is the steam engine (Watt), the process of making steel (Bessemer), and the cotton gin (Whitney)

40. What is the cottage industry?

41. What is the textile industry? (followed by the iron and steel industries)

42. Who are women and children.

43. What is the slave trade? (Britain outlawed slavery before the U.S. Slavery wasn’t fully abolished in this country until the Civil War in the 1860s.)

44. What are labor unions?

45. What is the education system?

46. What is develop a vaccination for smallpox (Jenner) and discover bacteria/germs (Pasteur).

47. What is capitalism?

48. What are socialism & communism?

49. Who is Adam Smith?

50. Who is Karl Marx?

51. What are the bourgeoisie and the proletariat? (Who is ultimately going to win the class struggle?)

52. Who are missionaries?

53. What is China? (Eventually the Chinese rebelled against all foreign influence during the Boxer Rebellion)

54. What are Liberia and Ethiopia?

55. What are Political, Economic, Exploratory, Religious, and Social Darwinism?

56. What are Education, Infrastructure, and Stability?

57. What are: Population increase Urbanization Creation of a middle class Environmental pollution Labor laws Improved transportation