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AP World History Modern Flashcards: Continuity And Change Industrial Age

Study Continuity And Change Industrial Age in AP World History Modern with focused flashcards that help you recognize the idea, recall the key rule, and apply it in practice-style prompts.

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What was a major change in labor during the Industrial Revolution?

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Shift from agrarian to industrial work. Workers moved from farms to factories for wage labor.

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Flashcard 1: What was a major change in labor during the Industrial Revolution?

Answer: Shift from agrarian to industrial work. Workers moved from farms to factories for wage labor.

Flashcard 2: Which city became known as the 'Workshop of the World' during the Industrial Age?

Answer: Manchester. Major cotton textile manufacturing center in industrial Britain.

Flashcard 3: Identify the social class that expanded due to the Industrial Revolution.

Answer: Middle class. Factory owners and professionals formed a new wealthy class.

Flashcard 4: What was the impact of the Industrial Revolution on global trade?

Answer: Expansion and increase in global trade. Faster transportation and mass production boosted international commerce.

Flashcard 5: Which country was the first to industrialize?

Answer: Great Britain. Had coal, capital, and colonial markets to fuel industrial growth.

Flashcard 6: What was the impact of industrialization on family structures?

Answer: Shift to nuclear family. Factory work separated families from extended agricultural communities.

Flashcard 7: What was a major technological advancement in communication during this period?

Answer: Telegraph. Electrical signals enabled instant long-distance communication.

Flashcard 8: Identify the economic shift characterized by the Industrial Revolution.

Answer: From agrarian to industrial economy. Manufacturing replaced farming as the primary economic activity.

Flashcard 9: Which invention is James Watt famous for improving?

Answer: Steam engine. His improvements made steam power practical for industrial use.

Flashcard 10: Identify the main industry that led the Industrial Revolution in Britain.

Answer: Textile industry. Cotton production and manufacturing drove early mechanization.

Flashcard 11: What was the impact of industrialization on transportation infrastructure?

Answer: Expansion of railways and roads. Steam trains and improved roads connected markets and factories.

Flashcard 12: What was a key characteristic of the Second Industrial Revolution?

Answer: Advancements in steel and electricity. Steel production and electrical power transformed manufacturing further.

Flashcard 13: Identify the movement that sought to improve working conditions and wages.

Answer: Trade unionism. Workers formed unions to collectively bargain for better treatment.

Flashcard 14: Which invention by Eli Whitney revolutionized the cotton industry?

Answer: Cotton gin. Mechanically separated cotton fibers from seeds efficiently.

Flashcard 15: What was one of the primary factors driving European imperialism in the 19th century?

Answer: Industrial demand for raw materials. Industrial nations needed colonies to supply cotton, minerals, and markets.

Flashcard 16: What was a key environmental consequence of the Industrial Revolution?

Answer: Increased pollution. Coal burning and industrial waste contaminated air and water.

Flashcard 17: Which event marked the beginning of the Industrial Revolution in Britain?

Answer: Introduction of mechanized spinning. Water-powered spinning jenny and other textile machines started mechanization.

Flashcard 18: What was the primary source of energy during the Industrial Revolution?

Answer: Coal. Abundant and efficient fuel source that powered steam engines and factories.

Flashcard 19: Identify the ideology that supports government ownership of production means.

Answer: Socialism. Economic system where government controls major industries and resources.

Flashcard 20: What was the role of women in the workforce during the Industrial Age?

Answer: Increased participation in factories. Many women entered textile mills and other industrial workplaces.

Flashcard 21: What was a significant social consequence of industrialization?

Answer: Rise of urban poor. Crowded urban slums formed as rural workers migrated to cities.

Flashcard 22: Which region became a major producer of raw materials in the Industrial Age?

Answer: Colonial territories. Colonies supplied cotton, metals, and agricultural products to factories.

Flashcard 23: Which system replaced the cottage industry during the Industrial Revolution?

Answer: Factory system. Centralized production in factories replaced home-based crafts.

Flashcard 24: What is the term for the movement of people to cities during the Industrial Revolution?

Answer: Urbanization. Rural populations migrated to industrial cities for factory jobs.

Flashcard 25: Which American city became a major industrial center in the 19th century?

Answer: Chicago. Railroad hub and meatpacking center in the American Midwest.

Flashcard 26: Which ideology advocated for a classless society during the Industrial Age?

Answer: Communism. Marx's theory advocated worker control and elimination of private property.

Flashcard 27: Identify the term for the 19th-century movement advocating workers' rights.

Answer: Labor movement. Workers organized to demand better wages and working conditions.

Flashcard 28: Which economic system emerged as a result of the Industrial Revolution?

Answer: Capitalism. Private ownership and free markets replaced traditional economies.

Flashcard 29: Which philosopher is associated with the concept of 'invisible hand'?

Answer: Adam Smith. Advocated free markets would naturally regulate economic activity.

Flashcard 30: What was the primary reason for the development of the factory system?

Answer: Efficient mass production. Centralized production increased output and reduced costs.