Industrial Revolution & Nationalism Overview
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What was a significant social issue associated with the Industrial Revolution?

  • Rise of trade unions
  • Establishment of public schools
  • Harsh living conditions (correct)
  • Increase in agricultural jobs
  • What was the primary goal of the Meiji Restoration in Japan?

  • To modernize and industrialize the country (correct)
  • To establish a feudal system
  • To expand into neighboring territories
  • To promote isolationist policies
  • How did Otto Von Bismark utilize nationalism in his political strategy?

  • By promoting peace with rival states
  • By leading his country into war (correct)
  • By restricting military expansions
  • By encouraging influential diplomats
  • What concept was used to justify imperialism and suggested that stronger countries would dominate weaker ones?

    <p>Social Darwinism</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What was the significance of the Suez Canal in the context of European trade?

    <p>It greatly reduced travel distance from Europe to India</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    The Industrial Revolution

    • Marked a shift from agricultural to factory-based work.
    • Triggered by growth and technological advancements.
    • Involved harsh living conditions, including child labor and women working in factories.
    • Originated in England and the US around 1750.
    • Led to fluctuations in pricing based on demand.
    • Transformed perspectives on technology's role in society.

    Nationalism

    • Fosters national pride and identity.
    • Emperor Meiji established education systems in his country and modernized Japan.
    • Giuseppe Garibaldi unified Italy.
    • Otto von Bismarck utilized nationalism to motivate Prussia, which unified into Germany via war and expansion.

    Industrialism and Imperialism

    • Industrial production fueled imperialism by generating profits and enabling empire expansion.
    • Resources in Africa drove colonization efforts.
    • The "White Man's Burden" justified imperialism.
    • Social Darwinism explained dominance as related to strength.
    • Imperialism led to exploitation and discrimination.

    Transportation and Global Conflicts

    • The Suez Canal shortened the sea route between Europe and India by 6,000 km.
    • The Boxer Rebellion was an anti-foreigner uprising in China.

    Economic Systems

    • Communism : No private ownership.
    • Capitalism : Private ownership of resources and businesses.
    • Socialism : Collective ownership of businesses and resources.

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    This quiz explores significant historical themes of the Industrial Revolution and Nationalism. It covers the shift from agriculture to industry, the effects of nationalism in the modern world, and the interplay between industrialism and imperialism. Test your knowledge on key figures and concepts that shaped these movements.

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