Unit 3 Review - Industrialization/Imperialism

What were some problems that the people in factories encountered?

• long hours, good pay
• Low wages, long hours, dangerous
• dangerous, long hours, good pay
• low wages, good hours. dangerous

 How was mass production of products a good thing?

• Made it easier to own companies & build corporations
• It organized labor in the factories
• Made products cheaper & more available
• Made communication easier

 How did Railroads impact the economy during this time?

• Moved raw materials (steel, lumber, coal) to factories 
• Used to make artillery and weapons
• Provided money for other industries
• Materials were more expensive and quicker to ship

More arable farmland and natural resources helped which country start the Industrial Revolution?

• Great Britian

• Japan

• France

• Germany

Urbanization can be described as

• a system a farming and harvesting crops with efficient

• the movement of job seekers into the city

• a process of quickly and cheaply making steel to manufacture

• a process of serialization to increase the shelf life of liquids

Which economic system focuses on the government owning all means of production?

• Captialism

• Liberalism

• Communism

• Bradyism

Which economic system is best defined for competition producing superior products at affordable prices?

• communism

• capitalist system

• socialism

• liberalism

Which government practice allowed wealthy industrialist to eliminate competition and form large corporations that controlled all parts of an industry (monopoly)?

• Monopolism

• Populism

• Laissez-faire

• Progressivism

Which of the following best explains the impact of railroads during the Industrial Revolution?

• Railroads were so slow and expensive that automobiles quickly replaced them.
• Railroads increased transportation costs led to a decline in factory output.
• Railroads were expensive and cost factory owners more money.
• Railroads increased the need for coal, steel, and steam engine production.

This person united the German people in 1871.

• Bismarck

• Hasselhof

• Hitler

• Garibaldi