Industrialization
Conservatism
Inventions
Revolutions
Ideologies
100

Where did it start?

Great Britain 

100

The Congress of Vienna preserves what?

Conservatism 

100

Thomas Edison invented what in 1877?

Phonograph 

100

Sparked by Charles X's revocation of the Constitutional Charter of 1814 in France.

Revolutions of 1830

100

Emphasized individual rights, constitutional government, and limited government intervention.

Liberalism

200

What significant change did the Industrial Revolution bring to production?

It transformed production method from handcraft to machine made

200

What was the goal of conservatives?

To re-establish peace in Europe 

200

This invention won the first U.S. patent in 1876.

Telephone

200

What desire for national unity fueled many revolutions?

Nationalism

200

Supported traditional political and religious institutions and believed in the preservation of the existing social order.

Conservatism

300

Who made up the emerging middle class during the Industrial Revolution?

Factory owners, skilled workers, and wealthy merchants

300

Men conservatives developed their ideology in response to what revolution?

The French Revolution (1789-1799)

300

Henry Bessemer invented what for the mass production of steal?

The Bessemer Process

300

Was caused by a wave of republican revolts swept across Europe beginning in Sicily?

Revolutions of 1848

300

Advocated for social and economic equality and challenged the inequalities of capitalism. Socialists believed that resources should be redistributed and that society should be more cooperative. 

Socialism

400

The advantage of this new invention was that you easily could replace broken parts

Interchangeable parts

400

What are the 3 principles on conservativism?

Individualism, traditionalism, republicanism

400

Who invented the telegraph?

William Fothergill and Charles Wheatstone

400

Who had a successful revolution in the early 19th century?

The French

400

Emphasized loyalty to one's nation and the belief in the importance of national identity.

Nationalism

500

A group of workers that were hired because they were cheap and there were many of them

Children 

500

What was a fundamental difference between liberals and conservatives concerning human nature?

Conservatives focused on the imperfections of humanity while liberals were optimistic that humans could improve themselves and the world. 

500

This was invented by Robert Fulton is 1807 as a commercially viable mode of transportation.

Steamship

500

What was an attempt by conservative leaders to maintain the status quo after the Napoleonic Wars and suppress revolutionary movements

Concert of Europe

500

A movement in the arts and literature

Romantisim

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