Unit 8 Exam Review
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Which of the following is a positive effect of British Imperialism on India?
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Labor unions
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Universal education
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Two-party system
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Unified weights, measurements, and currency
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Which of the following was the main effect of the Industrial Revolution on Great Britain (England)?
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Rise of powerful middle class
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Large investment capital
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Ample raw material
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Available markets
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A. Rise of powerful middle classExplanation
The main effect of the Industrial Revolution on Great Britain (England) was the rise of a powerful middle class. This occurred as a result of the shift from an agrarian society to an industrial one, with the emergence of factories and the growth of urban areas. The middle class, consisting of industrialists, entrepreneurs, and professionals, gained wealth and influence during this period, leading to social and political changes in the country.Rate this question:
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Robert Owens: ____________________ :: Karl Marx: __________________________
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Communism and socialism
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Socialism and communism
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Capitalism and communism
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Communism and capitalism
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A. Socialism and communismExplanation
Robert Owens is known for his advocacy of socialism, while Karl Marx is known for his advocacy of communism. Both socialism and communism are socio-economic ideologies that aim to create a more equal society by eliminating class divisions and private ownership of the means of production. Therefore, the correct answer is "socialism and communism."Rate this question:
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The Industrial Revolution led to a demand for raw materials which in turn led to......?
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Social revolutions in Africa and America
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Colonization of Africa and Asia
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Agricultural revolution in England
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Importing of petroleum products
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A. Colonization of Africa and AsiaExplanation
The Industrial Revolution created a need for raw materials to fuel the growing industries in Europe. As a result, European powers sought to colonize Africa and Asia to secure access to these resources. This colonization allowed them to exploit the natural resources of these regions and establish control over trade routes, leading to economic and political dominance. The colonization of Africa and Asia was driven by the demand for raw materials and the desire for economic expansion during the Industrial Revolution.Rate this question:
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During the Era of Economic Progress, women experienced discrimination in factories. As a result, they began to demand changes and played an important part in which of the following areas of reform?
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Labor reform
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Ethnic equality
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Foreign policy
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Scientific discoveries
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A. Labor reformExplanation
During the Era of Economic Progress, women faced discrimination in factories, which led them to demand changes and actively participate in labor reform. They fought for better working conditions, fair wages, and improved rights for workers. Women played a crucial role in advocating for labor reform, highlighting the need for equal treatment and fair opportunities in the workplace. Their efforts contributed to significant changes in labor laws and policies, ultimately improving the working conditions for all workers, regardless of gender.Rate this question:
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What country was known as the "Jewel in the Crown" of the British Empire?
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America
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Australia
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China
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India
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A. IndiaExplanation
India was known as the "Jewel in the Crown" of the British Empire because it was the most valuable and important colony for the British. India was a major source of wealth and resources for the British Empire, particularly in terms of its vast population, natural resources, and strategic location. The British established control over India in the 18th century and exploited its resources for their own economic gain. India's importance to the British Empire was reflected in the phrase "Jewel in the Crown," which symbolized its significance and value.Rate this question:
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Which of the following statements is true of the British Empire during the Imperialistic Era?
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Most of the area controlled by the British was in Europe.
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After colonizing America, the British went on to control most of the area to its south.
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England (Great Britain) eventually expanded into Africa, Asia, and Australia.
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The British never really had a real worldwide influence as an empire.
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A. England (Great Britain) eventually expanded into Africa, Asia, and Australia.Explanation
During the Imperialistic Era, England (Great Britain) expanded its influence and control beyond Europe and colonized various regions in Africa, Asia, and Australia. This expansion of the British Empire into these continents is well-documented and marked a significant period of colonialism and imperialism in history.Rate this question:
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What continent was partitioned by European countries during Imperialism. In fact, these European nations had a meeting known as the "Conference of Berlin" to discuss ways to split this continent up fairly without fighting.
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North America
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Asia
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Africa
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Australia
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A. AfricaExplanation
During the era of Imperialism, European countries partitioned the continent of Africa. They held a meeting called the "Conference of Berlin" to peacefully divide Africa among themselves. This conference aimed to avoid conflicts and establish equitable divisions of African territories among European powers. Through this process, Africa was divided into various colonies and territories, which had significant impacts on the continent's history, culture, and development.Rate this question:
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Adam Smith:________________:: Karl Marx:____________________
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Capitalism and market economy
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Common economy and market economy
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Socialism and capitalism
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Capitalism and communism
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A. Capitalism and communismExplanation
Adam Smith is associated with capitalism and market economy, while Karl Marx is associated with communism. Both Smith and Marx were influential economists who provided theories and analysis on different economic systems. Smith's ideas centered around the benefits of free markets and capitalism, emphasizing the importance of self-interest and competition. On the other hand, Marx critiqued capitalism and advocated for a communist society where the means of production are owned collectively and wealth is distributed equally. Therefore, the correct answer is capitalism and communism.Rate this question:
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Industry grew so fast that it needed a large labor force. Which of the following explains the practice of child labor during the Industrial Revolution?
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Children were a major source of labor because women were allowed to work.
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Children were used to deliver goods, but not to assemble goods.
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Children were used in factories because they were cheaper to hire.
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Children were used in factories because all of the men were working on farms.
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A. Children were used in factories because they were cheaper to hire.Explanation
During the Industrial Revolution, child labor was prevalent because children were cheaper to hire. Due to the rapid growth of the industry, there was a high demand for labor, and children were seen as a cost-effective solution. Women were indeed allowed to work, but this does not directly explain the practice of child labor. Children were not only used to deliver goods, but they were also employed in factories for various tasks, including assembly. The statement that all men were working on farms does not provide a logical explanation for child labor.Rate this question:
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Which of the following is the belief that the well-being of mankind should predominate over religious considerations in civil and public affairs?
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Heresy
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Atheism
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Secularism
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Traditionalism
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A. SecularismExplanation
Secularism is the belief that the well-being of mankind should predominate over religious considerations in civil and public affairs. It advocates for the separation of religion and state, ensuring that religious beliefs do not interfere with the functioning of government and public institutions. This allows for a more inclusive and diverse society, where individuals of different religious backgrounds can coexist peacefully and where decisions are made based on rationality and the common good rather than religious dogma.Rate this question:
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Which of the following best describes how geography aided Great Britain in its rapid industrialization?
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It is located near a large deposit of oil.
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It is an island dependent on imports.
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It has coal, iron, rivers, and ports.
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It has trees and fertile soil along with rocky coasts.
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A. It has coal, iron, rivers, and ports.Explanation
Great Britain's rapid industrialization was aided by its geography because it had access to abundant natural resources such as coal and iron, which were essential for industrial production. Additionally, the presence of rivers allowed for easy transportation of goods and the availability of ports facilitated trade and communication with other countries. This combination of resources and infrastructure provided Great Britain with a competitive advantage and contributed to its successful industrialization.Rate this question:
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All of the following were long-term effects of the Industrial Revolution on society EXCEPT?
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Industrialized nations had more worldwide power.
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Children became a permanent part of the work force.
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Government became more involved in protecting needs of producers, consumers, and workers.
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People had access to public parks, transportation, and education.
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A. Children became a permanent part of the work force.Explanation
The Industrial Revolution had several long-term effects on society, including increased worldwide power for industrialized nations, greater government involvement in protecting the needs of producers, consumers, and workers, and improved access to public parks, transportation, and education. However, one long-term effect that did not occur was children becoming a permanent part of the workforce. While child labor was prevalent during the Industrial Revolution, efforts were eventually made to restrict and regulate child labor, leading to its decline in many industrialized nations.Rate this question:
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Which of the following is NOT a way that scientific discoveries and technological innovations affect social and cultural life?
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Dominant nations transmit their culture to others.
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New forms of transportation and communication are developed.
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Medical research allows longer life spans.
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Less social mobility occurs in society.
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A. Less social mobility occurs in society.Explanation
Scientific discoveries and technological innovations have a significant impact on social and cultural life in various ways. Dominant nations transmitting their culture to others, the development of new forms of transportation and communication, and medical research enabling longer life spans are all examples of how these advancements affect society. However, less social mobility occurring in society is not directly related to scientific discoveries and technological innovations. Social mobility refers to the ability of individuals to move up or down the social ladder, and it is influenced by various factors such as education, economic opportunities, and social policies.Rate this question:
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Which two religions worked to convert traditional Africans in the 18th and 19th centuries?
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Islam and Hindu
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Buddhism and Islam
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Christianity and Judaism
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Christianity and Islam
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A. Christianity and IslamExplanation
During the 18th and 19th centuries, both Christianity and Islam actively worked to convert traditional Africans. These two religions sent missionaries and established religious institutions in Africa, aiming to spread their beliefs and gain new followers. The spread of Christianity and Islam in Africa during this period had a significant impact on the African societies, leading to cultural and religious transformations.Rate this question:
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Which of the following summary statements is an accurate representation of the impact of imperialism on the country of China?
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China is an example of European occupation that led to a total deconstruction of the Chinese economic system.
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China was a major player during the age of imperialism taking control of Japan and parts of Korea.
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China is an example of a "shere of infuence" by western nations where European and Amerian economis have benefited from tarde without the necessity to occupy a country.
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A Chinese Nationalist movement "opened the door" to trade in the country and brought European cultural influence to the people.
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A. China is an example of a "shere of infuence" by western nations where European and Amerian economis have benefited from tarde without the necessity to occupy a country.Explanation
China is described as an example of a "sphere of influence" by western nations, where European and American economies have benefited from trade without the need to occupy the country. This suggests that China was not directly occupied by European powers, but rather had its economy influenced and controlled by them. This statement implies that China was subjected to economic exploitation by Western nations without being fully occupied or colonized.Rate this question:
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By the 1870s, what was rapidly disintegrating in China?
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Dynastic rule.
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Imperialism.
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Nationalism.
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Communism.
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A. Dynastic rule.Explanation
In the 1870s, China was experiencing a significant decline in dynastic rule. The Qing dynasty, which had been in power for centuries, was facing numerous challenges and internal conflicts that weakened its authority and control over the country. This period marked the beginning of a shift towards new ideologies and movements, such as nationalism and communism, which further undermined the traditional dynastic rule in China.Rate this question:
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Which of the following is a lasting effect of European colonization of Africa?
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A shift to an industrial economy.
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A decline in communication systems.
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Political and economic stability.
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A continuation of regional conflicts.
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A. A continuation of regional conflicts.Explanation
The lasting effect of European colonization of Africa is a continuation of regional conflicts. European powers drew arbitrary borders and boundaries without considering the existing ethnic, cultural, and tribal divisions, leading to ongoing conflicts between different groups within African countries. These conflicts have persisted even after decolonization, as the legacy of colonialism left behind deep-seated tensions and power struggles that continue to fuel regional conflicts in Africa.Rate this question:
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How were the British able to control such a vast empire as they had in the 18th and 19th centuries?
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Air power
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Naval power
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Infantry strength
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Proximity to England
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A. Naval powerExplanation
The British were able to control their vast empire in the 18th and 19th centuries due to their naval power. The British Navy was the strongest in the world during this time, allowing them to establish and maintain control over their colonies and trade routes. The navy provided the British with the ability to project their military force across the globe, protect their interests, and enforce their policies. It also enabled them to transport troops, supplies, and resources efficiently, giving them a significant advantage in their imperial endeavors.Rate this question:
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In the Communist Manifesto, which social class was downtrodden by capitalism?
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Management
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Workers
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Merchants
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Intellectuals
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A. WorkersExplanation
In the Communist Manifesto, the social class that was downtrodden by capitalism was the workers. The manifesto argues that capitalism exploits the working class by extracting surplus value from their labor, leading to inequality and alienation. The workers are portrayed as oppressed and marginalized, with their labor being controlled and exploited by the capitalist class. The manifesto calls for the workers to unite and overthrow the capitalist system in order to establish a classless society.Rate this question:
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Robert Boyle:_______________ :: Isaac Newton: physics
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Chemistry
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Medicine
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Biology
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Astronomy
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A. ChemistryExplanation
Robert Boyle is known for his significant contributions to the field of chemistry, just as Isaac Newton is known for his contributions to physics. Boyle's work in chemistry, particularly his experiments on the properties of gases and his formulation of Boyle's Law, laid the foundation for the modern understanding of the subject. Similarly, Newton's groundbreaking theories in physics, such as his laws of motion and theory of universal gravitation, revolutionized the field. Therefore, the analogy between Robert Boyle and chemistry and Isaac Newton and physics is appropriate.Rate this question:
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Since the day of Japan's victory over Russia, the peoples of Asia have cherished the hope of shaking off the yoke of European oppression, a hope which has given rise to a series of independence movements... The phrase "European oppression" in the quotation above refers to which of the following?
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Imperialism
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Nationalism
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Imprisonment
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Capture
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A. ImperialismExplanation
The phrase "European oppression" in the quotation refers to imperialism. This is because imperialism refers to the policy or practice of extending a nation's power and influence through colonization, economic domination, or political control over other territories. In this context, it suggests that the peoples of Asia have hoped to shake off the dominance and control of European powers, indicating a desire for independence from European imperialism.Rate this question:
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All of the following are part of the "Economic Progress Era" except...?
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Nationalism
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Imperialism
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Industrial revolution
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Political revolution
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A. Political revolutionExplanation
The "Economic Progress Era" refers to a period of time characterized by advancements in economic development and growth. Nationalism, imperialism, and the industrial revolution are all factors that contributed to this era by promoting economic expansion, trade, and technological advancements. However, political revolution does not directly align with economic progress as it typically involves upheaval, instability, and changes in governance, which can disrupt economic activities. Therefore, political revolution is not considered a part of the "Economic Progress Era."Rate this question:
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Why were the Pacific Islands important to European powers in the "Economic Progress Era"?
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Rich natural resources
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Labor for factories
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Location on trade routes
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Defensive positions
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A. Location on trade routesExplanation
The Pacific Islands were important to European powers in the "Economic Progress Era" because of their strategic location on trade routes. These islands served as crucial stopping points for ships traveling between Europe, Asia, and the Americas. They provided a convenient place for ships to restock on supplies, repair their vessels, and trade goods. The Pacific Islands' location allowed European powers to establish control over these trade routes, enabling them to expand their economic influence and increase their wealth through trade with other regions.Rate this question:
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Which of the following would provide primary source information on child labor in Great Britain in the 1800s?
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History text
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An autobiography of a worker
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An article in an encyclopedia
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Das Kapital
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A. An autobiography of a workerExplanation
An autobiography of a worker would provide primary source information on child labor in Great Britain in the 1800s. This is because an autobiography is a firsthand account written by someone who experienced the events themselves. In the context of child labor, an autobiography of a worker would offer personal insights, experiences, and observations, providing a direct and authentic perspective on the topic.Rate this question:
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Q: What means were taken to keep the children to their work? A: Sometimes they would tap them over the head, or nip them over the nose, or give them a pinch of snuff, or throw water in their faces, or pull them off where they were, and job them about to keep them waking. From the Parliamentary Inquiry, 1838 Why did the British permit such child labor conditions as above to exist in the 1800s?
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No other forms of labor were available.
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Children wished to be part of the factory system.
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Children were a cheap supply of labor.
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Children were more skilled than adults.
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A. Children were a cheap supply of labor.Explanation
The given passage from the Parliamentary Inquiry in 1838 describes the means that were taken to keep children working in factories. These means included tapping them over the head, nipping them over the nose, giving them a pinch of snuff, throwing water in their faces, pulling them off where they were, and jobbing them about. This suggests that the children were being physically mistreated and subjected to harsh conditions in order to keep them awake and working. The reason for allowing such child labor conditions to exist in the 1800s was that children were a cheap supply of labor.Rate this question:
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"The development of Modern Industry, therefore, cuts from under its feet the very foundation on which the bourgeoisie produces and appropriates products. What the bourgeoisie therfore produces, above all, are its own grave-diggers. Its fall and the victory of the proletariat are equally inevitable." The above reading expresses the bias of.....?
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Adam Smith
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Robert Owens
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Thomas Hobbs
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Karl Marx
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A. Karl MarxExplanation
The given reading expresses the bias of Karl Marx. This is evident from the mention of the development of Modern Industry and the bourgeoisie producing its own grave-diggers. These ideas align with Marx's theory of capitalism, where he believed that the bourgeoisie, or the capitalist class, would eventually be overthrown by the proletariat, or the working class. Marx's writings focused on the social and economic inequalities created by capitalism and advocated for a socialist revolution.Rate this question:
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