6.1 Industrial revolution
This happened to farm production when machines were introduced.
A. Less food, more workers
B. More food, fewer workers
C. Less food, fewer workers
D. More food, more workers
B. More food, fewer workers ✅
“From each according to his ability…” reflects this system.
A. Capitalism
B. Socialism
C. Communism
D. Mercantilism
What is communism?
This acronym represents the causes of WWI.
A. NATO
B. MAIN
C. UN
D. WWI
What is MAIN (Militarism, Alliances, Imperialism, Nationalism)?
This type of warfare developed due to new weapons.
A. Naval warfare
B. Trench warfare
C. Air warfare
D. Guerrilla warfare
What is trench warfare?
Which country left WWI early?
A. USA
B. Russia
C. UK
D. Germany
What is the Russia?
This industry used tools like spinning/thread equipment.
A. Automotive
B. Agricultural
C. Textile
D. Mining
What is the textile industry?
This system focuses on government ensuring equality.
A. Capitalism
B. Socialism/Communism
C. Feudalism
D. Democracy
What is socialism/communism?
This refers to building up armies and weapons.
A. Nationalism
B. Militarism
C. Imperialism
D. Alliances
What is militarism?
These weapons killed large numbers quickly.
A. Rifles
B. Machine guns
C. Cannons
D. Pistols
What are machine guns?
TThis treaty officially ended WWI.
A. Treaty of Tordesillas
B. Treaty of Versailles
C. Treaty of Ghent
D. Treaty of Vienna
What is the Treaty of Versailles?
This negative effect is shown by polluted factory cities.
A. Clean energy
B. Improved housing
C. Urban pollution and poor conditions
D. Increased farming
What is urban pollution/poor living conditions?
This system supports private ownership and competition.
A. Communism
B. Socialism
C. Capitalism
D. Barter system
What is capitalism?
This refers to countries agreeing to defend each other.
A. Militarism
B. Nationalism
C. Alliances
D. Imperialism
What are alliances?
This technology attacked ships at sea.
A. Tanks
B. Airplanes
C. Submarines (U-boats)
D. Trucks
What are submarines (U-boats)?
This leader created the 14 Points plan.
A. Roosevelt
B. Wilson
C. Churchill
D. Lenin
Who is Woodrow Wilson?
This describes people moving to cities for work.
A. Migration
B. Urbanization
C. Industrialism
D. Colonization
What is urbanization?
These groups fought for workers’ rights.
A. Guilds
B. Labor unions
C. Corporations
D. Governments
What is labor unions?
This refers to competition for colonies.
A. Imperialism
B. Militarism
C. Nationalism
D. Alliances
What is imperialism?
This describes no progress on the battlefield.
A. Victory
B. Retreat
C. Stalemate
D. Advance
What is stalemate?
This group aimed to prevent future wars.
A. NATO
B. United Nations
C. League of Nations
D. Allies
What is the League of Nations?
This system replaced handmade goods with machines.
A. Cottage industry
B. Factory system
C. Guild system
D. Trade network
What is the factory system?
This idea justified imperialism as “helping” others.
A. Manifest Destiny
B. White Man’s Burden
C. Nationalism
D. Isolationism
What is the White Man’s Burden?
This refers to extreme pride in one’s country.
A. Socialism
B. Nationalism
C. Militarism
D. Imperialism
What is nationalism?
These were created to break trench warfare.
A. Ships
B. Tanks/airplanes
C. Horses
D. Cannons
What are tanks/airplanes?
This forced Germany to pay for damages.
A. Taxes
B. Reparations
C. Tariffs
D. Loans
What are reparations?
This resource powered early factories.
A. Oil
B. Solar power
C. Coal
D. Wind
What is coal?
This belief says stronger groups dominate weaker ones.
A. Democracy
B. Social Darwinism
C. Communism
D. Imperialism
What is Social Darwinism?
This event sparked WWI.
A. Treaty of Versailles
B. Sinking of Lusitania
C. Assassination of Franz Ferdinand
D. D-Day
What is the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand?
This describes soldiers fighting from dug stripes of land.
A. Naval warfare
B. Trench warfare
C. Air combat
D. Blitzkrieg
What is trench warfare?
This historian blamed Germany for WWI.
A. Marx
B. Fischer
C. Darwin
D. Wilson
Who is Fritz Fischer?
This innovation improved transportation of goods.
A. Airplanes
B. Railroads/steam engines
C. Internet
D. Automobiles
What are railroads/steam engines?
These laws improved working conditions.
A. Trade agreements
B. Labor laws/regulations
C. War treaties
D. Tax codes
What are government regulations/labor laws?
This group included Germany and Austria-Hungary.
A. Allies
B. Triple Entente
C. Central Powers
D. League of Nations
What are the Central Powers?
WWI technology was mainly used to do this.
A. Improve communication
B. Combat trench warfare
C. Transport troops
D. End war quickly
What is to combat trench warfare?
This trend before WWI increased tensions.
A. Trade growth
B. Arms race/militarism buildup
C. Peace treaties
D. Diplomacy
What is militarism buildup/arms race?