HWH 23.1-2

Causes/characteristics needed to enter the First Industrial Revolution?

• • - Second Agricultural Revolution (cheaper food)
    - Enlightenment Ideas
    - Capital
    - Resources
    - Colonies

• • - Second Agricultural Revolution (cheaper food)
    - Population growth
    - Capital
    - Resources
    - Markets

• • - Second Agricultural Revolution (cheaper food)
    - Population growth
    - Capitalism (free market)
    - Large army
    - Markets

• • - Non-absolute ruler
    - Population growth
    - Capital
    - Resources
    - Colonies

Which of the following was not a result of the First Industrial Revolution?

• Technological innovation (new ideas and innventions)

• Better quality of life for the common people (better opportunities, new more affordable products, nicer housing)

• Terrible working conditions (factory labor system, dangerous, harsh)

• Terrible living conditions (overcrowding, pollution, sickness, crime, trash)

Who was the first nation to meet the characteristics to industrialize?

• United States with rail roads

• France with furniture

• Britain with textiles

• Prussia with weapons

Who invented the seam engine

• Hargraves

• Cartwright

• Trevithick

• Watt

Who invented the seam locomotive?

• Trevethick

• Watt

• Cartwright

• Hargraves

Which of the following was NOT one of the major political movements playing out during the First Industrial Revolution?

• Conservatism

• Nationalism

• Liberalism

• Unionism

Which movement was represented by those already in power, with land, or with money, and did not want to see any change?

• Conservatism

• Nationalism

• Liberalism

• Socialism

Which movement included people that wanted Enlightenment ideas like rights and freedoms?

• Conservatism

• Nationalism

• Liberalism

• Mercantilism

Which movement was associated with a group of people that had pride in their ethnicity and/or nation, and if they did not have their own nation, wanted one.

• Conservatism

• Nationalism

• Liberalism

• Communism

Many of the political movements during the early 19th century (1800s) did?

• Revolutions Succeeded

• Revolutions failed and would go away

• Revolutions failed but would continue

• There were no revolutions as common people accepted the living and working conditions