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Government UnificationsChild LaborInd. Rev. Romanticism 500 400 300 200 100 500 400 300 200 100 500 400 300 200 100 500 400 300 200 100 500 400 300 200 100
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In a communist society, what group of people own political and economical power? The community
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Who is the capitalist who wrote, “An inquiry into the Nature and Causes of Wealth of Nations” in 1776? Adam Smith
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Define Communism A socialist Philosophy that calls for an international revolt of workers against capitalist to create a work utopia.
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What is socialism? A form of government based on equality, social and economic justice with government intervention.
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Explain what capitalism is. A for of government that is run by privately owned markets and regulates its own good distribution.
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Why are child laborers so valuable to employers? Cheap labor, long hours, and obedience. Qualities rarely seen in matured workers.
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Once installing labor laws throughout a country, what did the majority of countries have a problem with following the declaration of such laws? Enforcement
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Is child labor still prevalent in today’s society and why? Yes, because the labor comes at a cheap price and children will listen and obey better than older people.
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Are their children still working in the Philippines? If so, how many? If no, why not? Yes, between 3 and 8 million
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What is child labor ? Kids working in the work force at an age that is too young to understand what is just and what is unjust.
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What was the steam engine a substitute for? Human, Animal, Wind and Water Power
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How was mass production effective? It increased productivity, decreased production times, and has solid efficiency.
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How were Potatoes more a more effective food source? They grew two to three times more acre than wheat and rye and oats, thus cheaper.
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List come items traded during this time. Sugar, Fine China, Silk and Leather
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What caused the Industrial Revolution? Population Growth, Agricultural Revolution, Trade Inventiveness, Britain and Continental Europe.
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What did the Romanticism Era Signify? The Rejection of Enlightenment
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What are the main areas of Romanticism? Art, Attitude, Romantic Artists, Nationalism and Architecture
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What types are architecture is the Romanticism Era known for? Gothic, Medieval, Revival of the Past, and Nostalgia Designs
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List some Romantic Artists. Wordsworth, Lord Byron, Percy Shelley, Victor Hugo, George Sand
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What was the attitude of Romanticism effected by? Moods, Scenes, Stories, Sights and Sounds
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Who did the “Red Shirts” follow and what unification were they apart of? The “Red Shirts” followed Garibaldi in the fight for independence within the Southern Italian Unification
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Who led the Northern Italian Unification and played a part in both North and South Italian Unification? Cavour
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What was the only real Italian State? Piedmont Sardinia, Italy
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What was attempted within Germany in 1871? (Event sparked unification) The attempt to unify most German Speakers into one single state.
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What changes occurred in France during the German Unification through 1870 and 1871? Their political Climate; more liberal, completed unification of Italy and Peninsula, sought overseas for expansion possibilities.
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