1. The Industrial RevolutionReview Chapter 19 1750-1914

2. Round 1 3. Question 1 (1 Point) TheIndustrial Revolution started during the 1750s in_________________ (country). 4. Question 1 Answer Great Britain 5. Question 2 (3 Points) Define Industrialization? 6. Question 2 Answer Move from hand production to machineproduction. 7. Question 3 (5 Points) Before industrialization, much of thework such as spinning and weaving cotton into cloth was done by individuals in their own home. This isknown as the _________________. 8. Question 3 Answer The Cottage Industry 9. Round 2 10. Question 1 (1 Points) As a result of better jobs, more food, many countries see a large boom in _______. 11. Question 1 Answer Population Population in the U.S. grew over5x from 12.9 million in 1830 to over76 million in 1900! 12. Question 2 (3 Point) The practice of a stronger, more industrialized country taking control of aweaker one for solely economic purposes and the exploitation of labor and resources is known as ______. 13. Question 3 Answer Imperialism 14. Question 3 (5 Points) TheGerman philosopher ______ stated that the working class and the wealthy would eventually clash in a struggle for power. In his book, the Communist Manifesto, he described Communism, a complete form of socialism in which all production is completely owned by the people. 15. Question 3 Answer Karl Marx 16. Round 3 17. Question 1 (1 Point) Duringthe Industrial Revolution, many workers faced long hours, low pay andharsh conditions. Even ______ & _____ were exploited during this time byperforming harder and more dangerousjobs for even lower pay! 18. Question 1 Answer Women and Children 19. Question 2 (3 Points) Someeconomists thought that thegovernment should leave business owners alone. Their view was called __________, from a French phrasemeaning let people do as they please. 20. Question 2 Answer Laissez-faire 21. Question 3 (5 Points) Morejobs created during the IndustrialRevolution meant more people could improve their lives. In fact, skilled workers,professionals, business people, andwealthy farmers did quite well. They enjoyed comfortable lives in pleasant homes. These people made up the emerging ____. 22. Question 3 Answer Middle Class 23. Round 4 24. Question 1 (1 Point) _______were an efficient way to move resources and goods. They completely changed the world and were absolutely crucial to the Industrial Revolution. 25. Question 1 Answer Railroads 26. Question 2 (3 Points) FactoryLaws were types of ______ which were created to protect the workers. Because of these, children were removed from factories and agelimits and hours were established. 27. Question 2 Answer Labor Laws 28. Question 3 (5 Points) Withmore jobs available, people flocked to the cities. This led to higher population, forcing city building and growth. This movement of people andthe rapid evolution of cities is known as _______. 29. Question 3 Answer Urbanization