Industrial Revolution
American/French Revolutions
Enlightenment/
Renaissance
Renaissance
World War 1
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100
Which factor created favorable conditions for the Industrial Revolution in Europe?
1. An abundance if grain and livestock in southern Scotland
2. Large deposits of iron and coal in England
3. The presence of large oil reserves in the North Sea
4. A low rural population in central England
Large deposits of iron and coal in England
100
What was one cause of both the French and American Revolutions?
Unfair taxes mandated by the king
100
Paintings by Leonardo Da Vinci and Hans Holbein both reflect-
1. New ideas that have religious overtones
2. The lives of common people to represent the monarchy
3. The influence of humanism during the Renaissance
4. Natural environment of Europe
The influence of humanism during the Renaissance
100
Nationalism, alliance systems, militarism, and imperialism are what?
1. Methods of European expansion in the Americas
2. How the Soviet Union was created
3. Reasons for the expansion of Communism in Europe
4. Significant causes of World War 1 in Europe
Significant causes of World War 1 in Europe
100
What is my last name?
Brown
200
Which best describes the social and economic changes during the Industrial Revolution?
1. Women began conducting bake sales, while children attended school
2. Women began attending college, while children worked in local stores
3. Many women and children joined the workforce by working in factories
4. Many women and children attended college to gain successful jobs.
Many women and children joined the workforce by working in factories
200
The primary way for a citizen to effect change in their government is to-
1. Ignore political campaigns
2. Protest publicly against the government
3. Post their political views on social media
4. Vote in democratic elections
Vote in democratic elections
200
During the Age of Enlightenment, affluent women hosted social gatherings called salons, which-
1.Provided financial support to philosophers
2. Challenged ideas about traditional gender roles
3. Established all-female schools
4. Published newspapers
Challenged ideas about traditional gender roles.
200
Technological advances made during WW1 were developed to-
1. Combat trench warfare
2. End unrestricted submarine warfare
3. Relieve climate conditions
4. Aid in medical supply distribution
Combat trech warfare
200
What is my favorite holiday?
Halloween
300
What is the best title?
1. Events of the closure movement
2. Events of the stock market crash
3. Impact of global inequalities among nations
4. Economic and social impacts of the industrial revolution
Economic and social impacts of the Industrial Revolution
300
What are two characteristics of the French and American Revolutions?
Led to Napoleon, wanted to change monarchy, expanded political rights, shortage of sugar/tea, Enlightenment influenced, wanted equality
Expanded political rights and enlightenment influenced
300
The chart best demonstrated the evolution of the-
1. Expansion of global commerce and trade
2. Changing roles of women throughout history
3. Changing roles of children as a labor source
4. Establishment of Constitutional-Monarchial government
Changing roles of women throughout history
300
What was the direct effect of the development of such weapons as the machine gun during WW1?
1. They created a way to kill greater numbers of people more efficiently
2. They led to the eventual stalemate of the war on the southern front
3. They made it. more difficult for troops to defend fortified trench lines
4. They led to Armistice Day and the peace negotions at Versailles
They created a way to kill greater numbers of people more efficiently
300
How many animals do I have? What are they?
2; cat and Cane Corso
400
How did children's lives change when public education began to be provided after urbanization?
1. They could improve their lives and their families' lives by enlisting in the military
2. They were no longer seen as a source of cheap labor, but became a necessary financial investment
3. They were increasingly overlooked by members of the aristocratic upper class
4. They were put to use in the agricultural fields in the rural south and midwest sections of the United States
They were no longer seen as a source of cheap labor, but became a necessary financial investment
400
The French and American Revolutions differed in that the French Revolution-
1. Used diplomacy and legislation to find a peaceful resolution
2. Received military support from European allies
3. Was more violent
4. Focused on taxes
Was more violent
400
Adam smith believed government should not regulate the free play of natural economics.What term most closely refers to Smith's philosophy
1. Laissez-faire
2. Socialism
3. Mercantilism
4. Socialism
Laissez-faire
400
Which title best completes the chart?
1. The discoveries and impact of the Scientific Revolution
2. The impact of Enlightenment on political revolutions
3. The system of mercantilism used by European monarchs
4. The causes and outcomes of European imperialism
The causes and outcomes of European imperialism
400
What is one of my favorite colors?
Purple
500
Widespread industrialization first occurred in which industry?
1. Textile
2. Coal
3. Iron
4. Agriculture
Textile
500
What creation was created during the French revolution to make executions more efficient?
Guillotine
500
The ideas of the Enlightenment were not achieved until the-
1. French and Indian War (Seven Years War)
2. Thirty Years war in Central Europe
3. The age of exploration in the Americas
4. American and French Revolutions
American and French Revolutions
500
The European alliances shown on the map were made as an attempt to-
1. Maintain the balance of power on the continent
2. Slow the advance of militarism across the continent
3. Reduce the impact of political unrest in neighboring states
4. Promote the formation of democratic governments
Maintain the balance of power on the continent
500
Where was I adopted from?
California