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Final Jeopardy Question The Industrial Revolution Early Economics 100 The “isms” Science & Technology Italian & German Unification Marxism

The Process by which power driven machinery came to replace hand tools and hand labor in the production of goods. Back

The Industrial Revolution Back

The Industrial Revolution began here. Back

Great Britain Back

Land, or natural resources, Labor, Capital, and Favorable government. Back

Factors necessary for industrialization Back

Spinning Jenny, Power Loom, and Steam power all helped the industrialization of this industry.

Textile Industry Back

Manufacturing in history developed in the following order: handicraft, domestic, ________. Back

Factory Back

Wrote the “Wealth of Nations” Back

Adam Smith Back

Literally meaning “hands off,” or “Let do.” government should not interfere in the economy. Back

Laissez-Faire Back

According to Malthus, this was the cause of poverty. Back

More people than food. Back

According to Ricardo, this would occur when population increases. Two things!

Labor supply would increase, and wages would decrease. Back

According to Adam Smith when supply of a product increases, demand for a product ________, and price__________. Back

Stays the same, and price decreases. Back

Written by Karl Marx & Friedrich Engels. Back

The Communist Manifesto Back

The working class, according to Marx were called this term. Back

Proletariat Back

The “new exploiters,” according to Marx in the Industrial Era were these people. Back

Bourgeosie Back

Capitalism is doomed, religion is the opiate of the masses, class struggle is present throughout history, and history is still evolving into the ultimate end of a socialist Utopia.

Marxist beliefs. Back

According to Marx, this was the most important factor in shaping history. Back

Economics Back

Invented the light bulb. Back

Thomas Edison Back

Invented the Telephone Back

Alexander Graham Bell Back

Invented the Telegraph Back

Samuel Morse Back

Created a process for food purification.

Louis Pasteur Back

The father of modern genetics Back

Gregor Mendel Back

The Prussian architect of German Unification. Back

Otto von Bismarck Back

Mazzini, Cavour, & Garibaldi Back

Personalities of Italian Unification. Back

The first king of Germany. Back

Wilhelm I Back

The war between Prussia and France that finally brought unification to Germany, and humiliation to France.

Franco-Prussian War Back

The name of Garibaldi’s group that helped lead Italy to unification. Back

The Red Shirts Back

Believed that the Proletariat would rise up and overthrow the Bourgeosie. Back

Marxism Back

Believed that a republican form of government would be the best. Back

Liberalism Back

Believed that the modes of production should be more publicly owned. Back

Socialism Back

When people exhibit a strong sense of patriotism and pride in their country/heritage.

Nationalism Back

Believed that the “old” order needed to be restored. Back

Conservatism Back

This industry was the FIRST to industrialize, and it led to the factory system. Back

The Textile Industry Back

This Jeopardy Game was Created by: Sara Feltman, 5th Grade Teacher Scott Elementary School School Year