Enlightenment & Revolutionary Ideas(Topic 5.1)
Revolutions
(Topic 5.2)
Industrialization
Topic 5.3

State Responses to Industrialization
Social Change & Reform (Topics 5.5–5.6)
Industrialization Spreads & Global Effects (Topics 5.7–5.9)
Final Jeopardy
100

This Enlightenment idea argues that governments exist to protect life, liberty, and property.

What are natural rights

100

During the 19th century, nationalist movements challenged which traditional political structure?

What is multiethnic empires/monarchies

100

Stimulus:
Before factories, goods were produced in homes using hand tools.

Question: This economic system involved producing goods by hand in homes before factories became widespread.

What is the cottage industry

100

This empire attempted to modernize its military and bureaucracy through the Tanzimat Reforms.

What is the Ottoman Empire

100

Stimulus:
Cities grow rapidly, often faster than sanitation systems.

Question:
Which effect of industrialization does this illustrate?

What is urbanization?

100

Steel, electricity, and chemicals increase industrial output.

Question:
Which phase of industrialization is described?

What is the Second Industrial Revolution

100

Name TWO long-term consequences of industrialization on non-industrial regions.

Acceptable Answers:

  • Economic dependency

  • Colonization
  • Unequal/slow development

  • Deforestation/Environmental degradation 

  • Deindustrialization of local industries

  • Draining of Raw Materials

200

This concepts argues governments are formed by an agreement between rulers and the people.

What is Social Contract Theory 

200

Many revolutionary and nationalist movements were led by members of which social group?

Who is the middle class (bourgeoisie)?

200

This work by Adam Smith argued that free markets and competition would increase wealth.

What is The Wealth of Nations

200

This reform movement transformed Japan into an industrial and imperial power.

What is the Meiji Restoration

200

Urban factory workers labor long hours for low wages.

Question:
Which social class does this describe?

Who is the proletariat?

200

Railroads and steamships reduce travel time dramatically.

Question:
What effect did this have on global trade?

What is increased global connectivity?

Trade becomes faster, more efficient 

300


Stimulus: Men are born and remain free and equal in rights.”


This document from the French Revolution declared that all men were born free and equal before the law.

What is the Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen?

300

What ideas of traditional government did Enlightenment ideas challenge?

What is  divine right of kings 

300



Stimulus:
This diagram shows mechanized production during the industrial period.

Question:
Which industry shown in the image was central to early industrialization?



Answer: What is the textile industry?

300

This political strategy prioritized practicality and power over ideology, often associated with Otto von Bismarck.

What is Realpolitik

300

Stimulus:
A social group owns factories and controls industrial capital.

Question:
Which class is described?

Who is the bourgeoisie?

300

Stimulus:
Industrial nations seek overseas sources of raw materials.

Question:
Which global trend does this contribute to?

What is imperialism?

400

This idea emphasized loyalty to the nation rather than a monarch or empire.

What is nationalism?

400

The Philippine Propaganda Movement primarily sought political reforms from which empire? 

What is the Spanish Empire?

400

Stimulus: Economic ideology shaped early responses to industrialization.

Question:
Name One principle associated with laissez-faire economics.

What is Free markets, Limited government regulation, Private property, Competition

400

Unlike China, Japan's Meji Restoration successfully industrialized mainly because it did this in response to Western pressure.

What is selectively adopted Western technology and institutions?

400

Workers should "seize the means of production" is closely associated with which ideology 

What is Marxism (or communism)?

400

Stimulus:
Industrialization reshaped global power structures.

Question:
How did this alter international relationships?

What is dominance of industrialized states over non-industrial regions?

500

Stimulus: Enlightenment ideals emphasized equality.

Question:
Name TWO groups commonly excluded from Enlightenment-era political rights.

What is Women/Enslaved People


Other answers:

  • Poor/non-property-owning men

  • Indigenous peoples

500

Stimulus: The Enlightenment played a massive role in Atlantic Revolutionary Movements.


Excluding the US Constitution, Declaration of Independence, name two documents circa 1750-1900 that included enlightenment ideas

What is The Declaration of Rights of Man and Citizen, Jamaica Letter, Haitian Declaration of independence,Common Sense

500

One major reason industrialization began in Britain rather than China or India was Britain’s access to this economic factor.

What is capital accumulated from trade and empire

500

The Tanzimat Reforms were ultimately limited because they failed to fully address this internal problem.

What is ethnic nationalism and internal resistance?

500

Explain two ways governments or reformers responded to the negative effects of industrialization.

Labor laws, unions, welfare reforms, or socialist movements.

500

 These types of external pressures experienced by both Japan and the Ottoman Empire led to modernization 

What is military and economic pressures 

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