The Second Industrial Revolution

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Quel secteur n'a pas été touché par la deuxième phase d'industrialisation dans les années 1870 ?

L'industrie agricole

Quelle est la raison de l'accélération de l'urbanisation pendant la deuxième phase d'industrialisation ?

La diminution des zones rurales

Quel est le chiffre de la population active en 1911 ?

20 millions

Quel est l'effet des avancées médicales sur la population ?

Une croissance de la population

Quel est l'objectif des expositions présentant les nouvelles technologies industrielles et énergétiques ?

Montrer les nouvelles technologies industrielles et énergétiques

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  • Second phase of industrialization in the 1870s.
  • Various sectors affected, including automobile, textile, steel, and chemical industries.
  • Discovery of new energy sources, such as oil and electricity.
  • Urbanization accelerates, with a decline in rural areas.
  • Population active increases from 13 million in 1815 to 20 million in 1911.
  • Rise in salaried workers and development of administrations.
  • Women enter various professions, but some jobs remain restricted.
  • Decrease in women working in agriculture and increase in the service sector.
  • Medical advances lead to population growth.
  • Exhibitions showcase new industrial and energy technologies.

"Test your knowledge of the Second Industrial Revolution, a period of rapid growth and change in the late 19th century. Explore the impact of new energy sources, urbanization, and medical advances on various industries and the workforce. Discover the rise of salaried workers, the changing role of women, and the exciting new technologies showcased in exhibitions. Challenge yourself with this quiz and master the key concepts of this pivotal era in history."

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