2. Who wants to be a… Industrial Worker?!

3. Which of the following countries was the leading European commercial and colonial power in the eighteenth century? A: FranceB: Holland D: GermanyC: Great Britain

4. Which of the following countries was the leading European commercial and colonial power in the eighteenth century? A: France C: Great Britain B: Holland D: Germany

5. A: Lived in the countryside B: Lived in the cities D: Worked in coal mines By 1850, the majority of Britain’s population C: Produced food

6. By 1850, the majority of Britain’s population A: Lived in the countryside C: Produced food B: Lived in the cities D: Worked in coal mines

7. A: England’s vast overseas Asian Empire gave it the raw materials necessary to industrialize B: The geography of England provided rich resources and water transportation needed for industrialization D: Because of failed farming techniques, British people looked for other avenues to achieve economic success Why did the Industrial Revolution begin in England in the eighteenth century? C: Napoleon’s Continental System forced England to become self-sufficient

8. Why did the Industrial Revolution begin in ngland in the eighteenth century? A: England’s vast overseas Asian Empire gave it the raw materials necessary to industrialize C: Napoleon’s Continental System forced England to become self-sufficient B: The geography of England provided rich resources and water transpiration needed for industrialization D: Because of failed farming techniques, British people looked for other avenues to achieve economic success

9. A: Ballooned from 175 million to 266 millionB: Declined from 266 million to 175 million D: Became more homogenized in terms of economic class Between 1780 and 1850, the European population C: Experienced rising mortality rates

10. Between 1780 and 1850, the European population A: Ballooned from 175 million to 266 million C: Experienced rising mortality rates B: Declined from 266 million to 175 million D: Became more homogenized in terms of economic class

11. A: Crop failures in rural areasB: Universal male suffrage D: Readily available jobs in factories What was the greatest influence on urbanization in Britain c1800? C: International trading opportunities

12. A: Crop failures in rural areas C: International trading opportunities What was the greatest influence on urbanization in Britain c1800 B: Universal male suffrage D: Readily available jobs in factories

13. A: Laissez-faire capitalism as advocated by Adam Smith B: A classless society where the workers share the factors of production D: Elimination of labor unions as a means to bargain wages Karl Marx and Friedrich Engles would most likely support C: Survival of the fittest in business, and educational opportunities for the elite

14. Karl Marx and Friedrich Engles would most likely support A: Laissez-faire capitalism as advocated by Adam Smith C: Survival of the fittest in business, and educational opportunities for the elite B: A classless society where the workers share the factors of production D: Elimination of labor unions as a means to bargain wages

15. A: The government should not regulate big business B: The factors of production should be shared by the peasants D: Minimum wage must be increased A Supporter of laissez-faire capitalism would believe that C: Taxes should be increased on the wealthy

16. A supporter of laissez-faire capitalism would believe that A: The government should not regulate big business C: Taxes should be increased on the wealthy B: The factors of production should be shared by the peasants D: Minimum wage must be increased

17. A: The mutual aid societyB: The fraternal society D: The union What type of workers’ organization had the greatest role in developing a sense of class consciousness among factory laborers? C: The guild

18. A: The mutual aid society C: The guild What type of workers’ organization had the greatest role id developing a senase of class consciousness among factory laborers? B: The fraternal scoiety D: The union

19. A: Dependence on subsistence agricultureB: Availability of investment capital D: Capture of foreign lands Which condition is most necessary to the process of industrialization in a society? C: Creation of a one-crop economy

20. Which condition is most necessary to the process of industrialization in a society? A: Dependence on subsistence agriculture C: Creation of a one-crop economy B: Availability of investment capital D: Capture of foreign lands

21. A: A democratic governmentB: A rigid class structure D: A strong religious foundation Before a nation can begin to industrialize, that nation must first develop C: An adequate food supply

22. Before a nation can begin to industrialize, that nation must first develop C: An adequate food supply A: A democratic government B: A rigid class structure D: A strong religious foundation

23. A: Desert climateB: Natural harbors D: Monsoon winds Which geographic feature most aided England during the Industrial Revolution? C: Mountainous terrain

24. Which geographic feature most aided England during the Industrial Revolution? A: Desert climate C: Mountainous terrain B: Natural harbors D: Monsoon winds

25. A: Mikhail GorbachevB: Jomo Kenyatta D: Kemal Ataturk The workers in industrial countries must create a revolution, overthrow the existing governments using force if necessary, and then create a new classless society. C: Karl Marx

26. The workers in industrial countries must create a revolution, overthrow the existing Governments using force if necessary, and then create a new classless society. C: Karl Marx A: Mikhail Gorbachev B: Jomo Kenyatta D: Kemal Ataturk

27. A: Enslaved persons replaced free laborers on farms B: Factory work strengthened extended families D: The middle class decreased in size In the early 18 th century, the Agricultural Revolution in Great Britain resulted in urbanization because C: Displaced rural workers migrated to find jobs

28. In the early 18 th century, the Agricultural Revolution in Great Britain resulted in urbanization because C: Displaced rural workers migrated to find jobs A: Enslaved persons replaced free laborers on farms B: Factory work strengthened extended families D: The middle class decreased in size

29. Final Question…

30. Take out a piece of loose-leaf and work with your group to answer the following question: Analyze the similarities and differences between capitalism and socialism