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3. 200 400 200 400 600 800 1000 600 800 1000 200 400 600 800 1000 200 400 600 800 1000 200 400 600 800 1000 Spread of Indust. Rev Industrial Revolution Urbanization Science & Culture Middle Class & Working Class FINAL Unit 6 Review: Chap. 22 & 24

4. Spread of Industrial Rev 200 Which of the following was not an advantage for Continental European nations? for Continental European nations? A) government assistance with railroad construction A) government assistance with railroad construction B) prior knowledge of advanced technology B) prior knowledge of advanced technology C) strong centralized governments C) strong centralized governments D) abundant labor force D) abundant labor force B

5. Spread of the Indust Rev 400 Nation that did NOT industrialize in the mid-nineteenth century A)Belgium B)United States of America C)France D)Russia D

6. Spread of Indust. Rev 600 The customs union which created an enlarged trading area within German states? Zollverein

7. Spread of Indust. Rev. 800 He advocated for economic nationalism in the German States? Friedrich List

8. Spread of Indust. Rev 1000 Which of the following is incorrect? A) Thomas Newcomen invented the first A) Thomas Newcomen invented the first locomotive locomotive B) William Cockerill built cotton spinning B) William Cockerill built cotton spinning equipment designed in England, in Belgium equipment designed in England, in Belgium C) Richard Arkwright developed the water frame C) Richard Arkwright developed the water frame A

9. Industrial Revolution 200 Which statement is NOT true of the steam engine? A)Early models were used to pump water from mines B)James Watt solved the inefficiency problem by adding a separate chamber C)The steam engine was less effective in transportation than in production C

10. Industrial Revolution 400 He believed that free trade and the free market should reign everywhere Adam Smith

11. Industrial Revolution 600 The world’s first important railroad, completed in 1830, ran between what two cities? Manchester & Liverpool

12. Industrial Revolution 800 Early industrialist relied on who for capital and labor? A)Banks & Children B)Family & Friends C)Capitalist & skilled artisans B) Family & Friends

13. Industrial Revolution 1000 The building built for the World exhibition of 1851 to commemorate the industrial dominance of Britain Crystal Palace

14. Urbanization 200 By 1900, the most urbanized region of Europe was: A) Southern Europe A) Southern Europe B) Northern Europe B) Northern Europe C) Eastern Europe C) Eastern Europe B

15. Urbanization 400 Which of the following was NOT true of early industrial cities of Europe? A)Lacked adequate sewage systems B)Overcrowding was magnified by poor hygiene C)Standards and codes enforced to prevent poor living conditions and outbreaks of disease C

16. Urbanization 600 B Which of the following is incorrect? A)Joseph Lister developed the antiseptic sterilization B)Louis Pasteur identified the miasmatic theory C)Edwin Chadwick’s “sanitary idea” argued that death and disease caused poverty

17. Urbanization 800 The author of The Condition of the Working Class in England, which blamed the British middle class for the mass murder and wholesale robbery? Friedrich Engels

18. Urbanization 1000 Napoleon III rebuilt Paris for all the following purposes EXCEPT? A)Glorify his empire B)Create an equality of wealth C)Improve living conditions D)Control over revolutionary crowds B

19. Science & Culture 200 The revolution in the treatment and prevention of infectious disease included all of the following EXCEPT? A)Joseph Lister B)Edward Jenner C)Charles Darwin D)Louis Pasteur C

20. Science & Culture 400 He formulated the “Iron Law of wages” David Ricardo

21. Science & Culture 600 The author of Mr., Mrs., and Baby, a family manual Gustave Droz

22. Social & Cultural 800 Comte’s Positivist method: A)Advocated for a free trade system B)Asserted that characteristics parents acquired in their life could be passed to their children through heredity C)Stated the discovery of the eternal laws of human behavior C

23. Social & Cultural 1000 B Which of the following is incorrect: A) Freud postulated that human behavior is A) Freud postulated that human behavior is motivated by unconscious emotional needs motivated by unconscious emotional needs B) Darwin theorized that human beings were B) Darwin theorized that human beings were driven by an unending struggle of “survival driven by an unending struggle of “survival of the fittest” of the fittest” C) Haussmann rebuilt Paris, France C) Haussmann rebuilt Paris, France

24. Middle & Working Class 200 Working class leisure included all of the following Except? A)Drinking in taverns B)Watching spectator sports C)Hosting dinner parties D)gambling C

25. Middle & Working Class 400 White collar employees identified with what group? A) clergy A) clergy B) working class B) working class C) aristocracy C) aristocracy D) middle class D) middle class D

26. Middle & Working Class 600 Which of the following would NOT be true of the working class: A) the most skilled were considered the labor A) the most skilled were considered the labor aristocracy aristocracy B) they tended to have a higher church attendance B) they tended to have a higher church attendance than the middle class than the middle class C) women primarily worked in domestic service C) women primarily worked in domestic service B

27. Middle & Working Class 800 Which of the following was true about population: A)It grew in the 19 th century primarily b/c a falling death rate B)In the 18 th century it declined b/c inadequate food supply C)Life expectancy increased in the early 19 th century in cities A

28. Middle & Working Class 1000 Which of the following was NOT true of the middle class? A) upper middle class tended to merge with the aristocracy the aristocracy B) it included the labor aristocracy C) shared code of behavior and manners C) shared code of behavior and manners B

29. English bill that called for more equal representation in Parliament, especially in the new industrial areas Reform Bill of 1832 FINAL JEOPARDY!