Industrialization
What is the steam engine?
What is Ireland?
This country leads the way in the Temperance Movement.
What is the United States?
Repealed in 1846, these were tariffs placed on grain in Great Britain that benefited landowners by preventing the import of cheap foreign grain.
What are the Corn Laws?
This is European dominance of the non-West through economic exploitation and political rule.
What is Imperialism?
Overcrowding and water contamination lead to two outbreaks of this disease.
What is cholera?
These people attempt to unify, despite resistance from the Austrian Empire.
Who are the Germans?
This is an ideology prevailing in the nineteenth century that women should devote themselves to their families and the home.
What is domesticity?
This act prohibited the employment of women and girls underground in Great Britain.
What is the Mines Act?
In Great Britain, these people demanded universal manhood suffrage, vote by secret ballot, and equal electoral districts.
Who are Chartists?
Industrialization is slow in places in which this is instated.
What is serfdom? (What is feudalism?)
German unification begins economically through this institution, created in 1834.
What is the Zollverein?
This movement emphasized freedom of speech and religion, and free trade.
What is liberalism?
Also called the 'Starvation Act', these laws dictated that able bodied persons receiving relief must be housed together in workhouses.
What are the Poor Laws?
These now generally focused more on a variety of social lives, rather than on one individual.
What are novels?
This invention causes a shortage of spun thread.
What is the flying shuttle?
The declaration of Napoleon III as emperor ends this.
What is the Second Republic?
This ideology aims to alleviate the pressures of the new social order through communities based on cooperation.
What is socialism?
The Factory Act of 1833 outlawed the employment of children under the age of nine in textile mills, with the exception of EITHER one of these two materials.
What is lace? OR What is silk?
What is the Sunday School Movement?
This system of textile production was common in continental Europe, and is sometimes cited as an example of proto-industrialization.
What is the putting-out system?
The period of time in which the National Guard fights off rioting workers in response to factory closures is called this.
What are the June Days?
Which stage of human development is reinforced socially in this period?
What is childhood?
In 1847, the Central Short Time Committee shortened the workday for women and children to this many hours.
What is ten?
Because of this invention, more people become artists.
What is photography?