Industrialization Innovations
Economic Theories
Social & Political Effects
Revolution and Reform
Notable Figures
100

This transportation innovation greatly expanded in England, Germany, and France but was least developed in Russia by the mid-19th century.

What are railroads
100

This economic theory, supported by Adam Smith, argued that an "invisible hand" would regulate the economy. 

What is laissez-faire capitalism

100

This term describes the process by which workers became wage laborers in an industrial marketplace.

What is proletarianization?

 

100

This 1848 European country largely avoided revolutionary uprisings by already having a liberal Constitution in place

What is England

100

This conservative leader sought to maintain monarchies in Europe and opposed nationalist uprisings.

Who is Klemens von Metternich

200

This group of workers responded to industrial mechanization by destroying machinery in factories

Who are the luddites

200

Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels wrote this famous work that argued history is defined by class struggle

What is The Communist Manifesto

200

DAILY DOUBLE: During the Industrial Revolution, European cities were characterized by these two major social issues. 

What are overcrowding and unsafe working conditions

200

This ideology, which influenced many 1848 revolutions, clashed with the principles of the Congress of Vienna.

What is nationalism

200

This English novelist depicted the grim realities of Industrial Revolution cities in The Pickwick Papers and Oliver Twist

Who is Charles Dickens

300

This invention by James Hargreaves revolutionized textile production by increasing yarn output

What is the spinning jenny

300

This British economist’s "iron law of wages" stated that increasing wages would lead to population growth and more poverty.

Who is David Richardo

300

The Industrial Revolution led to this shift in social classes, allowing this group to enjoy increased economic mobility and consumerism 

What is the middle class

300

The Chartist movement in Britain sought to achieve this political goal.

What is Universal Male Suffrage

300

This monarch was known for his belief in "Orthodoxy, Autocracy, and Nationality" and violently suppressed the Decembrist Revolt.

Who is Tsar Nicholas I

400

This German economic union, established in 1834, helped create a common market among German states

What is the Zollverein

400

Thomas Malthus theorized that this natural factor would always outstrip food supply, leading to famine.

What is population growth?

400

This term describes cooperative communities proposed to create better living and working conditions.  

What is utopian socialism

400

The Six Acts and Carlsbad Decrees were both passed to suppress this group.

Who are liberals

Also acceptable: Radicals

400

This philosopher’s work, On Liberty, argued for individual freedom and limited government control.

Who is John Stuart Mill

500

This agricultural innovation, depicted in Diderot's Encyclopedia, played a key role in the Agricultural revolution

What is the high wheeled horse drawn plow

Also acceptable is the hopper seeder

500

This economic philosophy, promoted by Jeremy Bentham and John Stuart Mill, argued for the greatest good for the greatest number

What is Utilitarianism

500

This thinker, a contemporary of Saint-Simon, belived that progress depended on the rational and proper organization of society 

Who is Charles Fourier

500

Daily Double: The 1830 July Revolution in France resulted in this more liberal monarch replacing Charles X.

Who is Luois-Philippe

500

This political theorist advocated for government intervention to create a society based on cooperation instead of competition, often called the father of the technocrat movement 

Who is Saint-Simon

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