Industrial Revolution
Imperialism
White Man's Burden
Vocabulary
Leeds Wollen Primary Source
100

Three Causes of the Industrial Revolution

Agricultural Revolution, Population Explosion, Energy Revolution

100

Name Three Of The Many Causes of Imperialism

Economic Competition, Colonies, Racism, Social Darwinism, Christianity, Westernization



100

What is the general point of the White Man's Burden?

To provide an excuse for American Imperialism and also deem it a White person's responsibility to help the "underdeveloped societies"

100

Define Population Explosion IN RELATION to the Industrial Revolution

A rapid growth of population due to new measures in Agriculture that allowed for food to be made easier and faster. 

100

What are these primary sources primarily about?

Human Vs Machinery

200

Difference Between a Domestic System and a Factory System

Domestic System: Making Goods At Home 

Factory System: Mass Producing Goods In Factories. 

200

Name One Of The Major Factors That Enabled Imperialism

  • European Technological Superiority, Transportation Improvements, Medical Advances, Disunity 

200

According to White Man's Burden, who will be the source of why this will be a difficult task to do for a White Man?

The societies that white man is trying to colonize or "help."

200

Define Racism IN RELATION to Imperialism

Because they were more technologically advanced, many Europeans and Americans felt they had the right to dominate the peoples of Asia, Africa and Latin America

200

Why are the workers upset about machinery when it comes to their children?

It is like an apprenticeship. With machines, there will be no jobs left by the time their children are ready to takeover. 

300

Why was the Geography of Britain important to why the Industrial Revolution started there?

  • Island – good access for trade

  • Irregular coastlines – great for harbor/ports

  • Mild temperatures (trade all year)

300

Explain the "Scramble For Africa"

A Period of time where European countries competed for control of the land, power, and resources in Africa. 

300

According to the White Man's Burden, who will the white man most likely impress eventually by doing this task?

His peers, colleagues, bosses, etc. 

300

Define Protectorate  

A country with its own internal government but under the control of an outside power

300

Where is Leeds?

United Kingdom

400

What are some basics of an Industrialized Society?

  • Shift from rural (farming) economy to urban (city), machine based manufacturing 

  • Wage Employment- Instead of working on a farm for a share of the crops and a place to live, people earn wages in factories 

  • Movement of people from farms to cities

  • High social mobility- easier to raise or lower social class depending on ability and work performance  

400

What are the three main forms of Imperialism?

Colony, Protectorate, and Sphere of Influence

400

According to the White Man's Burden, what will the white man get in return for doing this task at first?

Nothing at first. The only people receiving benefit from this will be the people being "helped."

400

Define Nationalism

A devote loyalty to a nation that ultimately leads to the belief of continued national growth.

400

According to this source, how many men can 1 Scribbling Machine replace?

10 men per day shift. 

20 men per full day and night shift. 

500

What are the 4 Social Effects of the Industrial Revolution?

  • Urbanization- the growth of large cities 

  • Rise of a working class 

  • New roles for children 

  • New roles for women 

500

Explain the Berlin Conference of 1884

European nations met to lay down rules for the division of Africa.

African Leaders were not present and European did not care about the linguistic and ethnic obligations that should have been addressed. 

500

Who is the writer of White Man's Burden?

Rudyard Kipling

500

Define Social Darwinism

the idea that those who were fittest for survival and success were superior to others

500
What was the main excuse that the Business owners had for using machinery?

Production was easier and cost less.

Everyone was doing it, so why shouldn't we.