1. INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION: PART 2

2. The Rest of the World Unions and Reforms Thinkers of the Revolution Economic Systems Grab Bag 100 200 300 400 500

3. THE REST OF THE WORLD - 100 This individual was the first to bring mechanized spinning technology to the United States.

4. THE REST OF THE WORLD – 100 Samuel Slater Å

5. THE REST OF THE WORLD - 200 The United States was forced to industrialize after this war.

6. THE REST OF THE WORLD - 200 The War of 1812 Å

7. THE REST OF THE WORLD - 300 Single young women who worked in factory towns, especially those established by Francis Cabot Lowell were known as this.

8. THE REST OF THE WORLD - 300 Mill girls Å

9. THE REST OF THE WORLD - 400 This man brought a spinning machine to Belgium, allowing it to be the first continental country to industrialize.

10. THE REST OF THE WORLD - 400 William Cockerill Å

11. THE REST OF THE WORLD - 500 Explain German Industrialization.

12. THE REST OF THE WORLD - 500  Happened mostly before German unification  Each kingdom industrialized itself  Railroads were then created to link the different centers Å

13. UNIONS AND REFORMS - 100 The Factory Act of 1833 established this government control over factories.

14. UNIONS AND REFORMS - 100 Children under 9 years old could not work. Å

15. UNIONS AND REFORMS - 200 These were organized in order to give workers the ability to bargain for less working hours and higher pay.

16. UNIONS AND REFORMS - 200 Labor Unions Å

17. UNIONS AND REFORMS - 300 Name of the organized movement shown above.

18. UNIONS AND REFORMS - 300 Strike Å

19. UNIONS AND REFORMS - 400 This man created utopian societies at New Lanark, Scotland and New Harmony, Indiana where he paid his workers well and made sure they lived in clean areas.

20. UNIONS AND REFORMS - 400 Robert Owen Å

21. UNIONS AND REFORMS - 500 Explain what is represented in the image above.

22. UNIONS AND REFORMS - 500 Creation of a labor union by workers wanting more rights Å

23. THINKERS OF THE REVOLUTION - 100 These two men authored the Communist Manifesto.

24. THINKERS OF THE REVOLUTION - 100 Marx and Engels Å

25. THINKERS OF THE REVOLUTION - 200 According to the Communist Manifesto, the bourgeoisie (upper/middle class factory owners now) were oppressing this group.

26. THINKERS OF THE REVOLUTION - 200 Proletariat Å

27. THINKERS OF THE REVOLUTION - 300 Explain laissez-faire economics.

28. THINKERS OF THE REVOLUTION - 300 Gov’t does not intervene in the market. Å

29. THINKERS OF THE REVOLUTION - 400 This thinker believed that in order to control population, epidemic and war were necessary.

30. THINKERS OF THE REVOLUTION - 400 Thomas Malthus Å

31. THINKERS OF THE REVOLUTION - 500 Name Adam Smith’s three natural laws of economics.

32. THINKERS OF THE REVOLUTION - 500  Law of Competition  Law of Supply and Demand  Law of Self-Interest Å

33. ECONOMIC SYSTEMS - 100 System that exists with private individuals (not the gov’t) controlling the means of production

34. ECONOMIC SYSTEMS - 100 Capitalism Å

35. ECONOMIC SYSTEMS - 200 Name for the creation of a classless society with no government

36. ECONOMIC SYSTEMS - 200 Pure Communism Å

37. ECONOMIC SYSTEMS - 300 David Ricardo argued that this would happen if there were abundant workers available for work.

38. ECONOMIC SYSTEMS - 300 Wages would always be low Å

39. ECONOMIC SYSTEMS - 400 True or False: Communism advocates private ownership of property

40. ECONOMIC SYSTEMS - 400 False Å

41. ECONOMIC SYSTEMS - 500 System when the government owns and controls the means of production.

42. ECONOMIC SYSTEMS - 500 Communism Å

43. GRAB BAG - 100 Name one positive impact of the Industrial Revolution.

44. GRAB BAG - 100  Increase in life expectancy  Health improved  Wages improved as the gov’t added controls  Unions gave workers more influence over the political system Å

45. GRAB BAG - 200 Name for when businesses begin selling shares of their company to investors.

46. GRAB BAG - 200 Stocks Å

47. GRAB BAG - 300 When companies like Standard Oil began to sell stock, they were known as this.

48. GRAB BAG - 300 Corporations Å

49. GRAB BAG - 400 The Combination Acts of 1799 and 1800 restricted this.

50. GRAB BAG - 400 Unionization Å

51. GRAB BAG - 500 Belief that people should judge things in life for their value in order to get the greatest good for the greatest number of people.

52. GRAB BAG - 500 Utilitarianism Å