Early Industrial Revolution
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Which industry was the first to industrialize?
Textiles
100
Where did the working class live in the industrial cities?
Tenements
100
What is the policy that industry and business should operate without any government interference?
Laissez-Faire
100
What metal did Bessemer design a better method to produce?
Steel
100
Which two nations took the lead in industrial power?
The USA and Germany
200
How did the slave trade help Britain industrialize?
The money from trading was used to invest in early industries.
200
What is the idea that glorified a women's place in the home?
Cult of Domesticity
200
Who believed that population would grow faster than the food supply, and so encouraged families to have fewer children?
Thomas Malthus
200
What replaced steam as the main source of energy?
Electricity
200
What were three ways the working class tried to improve their working and living conditions?
Labor unions / Strikes, mutual-aid societies, voting, religion (Methodism)
300
What metal did Abraham Darby find a better way to get?
Iron
300
What is urbanization?
The growth of cities as people migrate from the countryside in search of working opportunities
300
What was the idea that wage increases are useless because they will not cover the cost of basic necessities?
Iron Law of Wages
300
What did James Watts improve that powered machines, trains, and steamships.
The Steam Engine
300
Which countries came to dominate the world? Industrialized countries, or non-industrialized countries?
Industrialized countries
400
Which country had strict rules on exporting and sharing technology with other countries?
Britain
400
How did the old rich (landowners and aristocrats/nobles) look at the new middle class?
They looked down on them. The old rich was arrogant and disdainful of the new rich.
400
Who predicted that the proletariat (the working class) would defeat the bourgeoisie in a great struggle and take control of the means of production?
Karl Marx
400
What two ideas / technology increased production in factories?
Assembly Line & Interchangeable Parts
400
How did cities change and become safer?
Lighting, police departments, and fire departments. Sewage systems. Rebuilt tenement slums. Wider streets. Skyscrapers, sidewalks. Garbage collection, etc...
500
What are the key factors needed for a country to industrialize
Stable government Capital Resources Labor Technology
500
Why were big businesses considered "robber barons"?
They controlled industries, destroyed competition, and controlled prices.
500
What idea believes that government should promote the greatest good for the greatest amount of people?
Utilitarianism
500
What was Charles Darwin's explanation of how life evolves?
Natural selection
500
What idea justified racism, social classes, economic, and national competition?
Social Darwinism