Unit 2: Revolutions of Industrialization Study Guide PDF
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This study guide provides a framework for understanding the Industrial Revolution. It discusses the causes, short-term and long-term consequences, as well as the global impact. It also covers aspects like economic systems, women's role, and social Darwinism.
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Unit 2: Revolutions of Industrialization Study Guide Directions: BE SPECIFIC AND INCLUDE LOTS OF DETAILS. Consider drawing pictures, too. Bullet points are fine. Look things up if you don’t know the answers. The...
Unit 2: Revolutions of Industrialization Study Guide Directions: BE SPECIFIC AND INCLUDE LOTS OF DETAILS. Consider drawing pictures, too. Bullet points are fine. Look things up if you don’t know the answers. The test will come DIRECTLY FROM THESE IDEAS. The statement Your notes/answers (do not need to be complete sentences) Explain the general causes of resources and geography Patypal the Industrial Revolution Entrepreneurs and inventors Explain the general Spitiy'sand demand consequences of the Industrial ingumanditiste Revolution—Short term deathsandhygeine issues Explain the general IEiIiiiiiii consequences of the Industrial Revolution—LONG term Explain how and why the a ii i i i is its growth of industrialism was a global phenomenon (put it in a EE global context) and not JUST in England Explain where the Industrial Revolution happened (and why i it IF iii me actors it started there) Eireneeurship Explain when the Industrial TheIndustrial Revolutionfirststartedin1712whenthesteamenginewas invented Revolution first began. Connect the term capitalism (laissez-faire economics) to revolutions of industrialization. Connect the terms socialism & EEE Iii.EE EIEii communism to revolutions of industrialization. Iiii EEE iEiiii ii i iii mom Iii fi ii i i Y Connect the term labor unions Etner toprotect workers to revolutions of a me industrialization. Describe how the role of man was women changed in the iii seen EEE iii Industrial Revolution IEditedhouse Iiedareofkids eventuallygot a lot moreights Explain and connect the phrase peopleclaimed thepeopleinhigherclasseswith moneyweremoreevolvedThe social Darwinism to this era phrasesurvivalofthefittest meaningpeoplewhomore aremoreevolved willsurvive becausetheyarethefittestTheseideasencouragedracism ON YOUR OWN, take the time to define all of these words: Industrial Revolution, industrialism, urbanization, rural vs. urban, capitalism (laissez-faire aka free market), socialism, communism, proletariat, bourgeoisie, labor unions, social Darwinism, factors (means) of production, capital, canals, water frame, textiles, enterprise, entrepreneur, tenements, standard of living, social mobility, Karl Marx, women’s suffrage, Charles Darwin, racism
