Question 1

In 18th-19th century Europe, servants

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A) were found in almost every household. 
B) were on the decline as a class. 
C) were found only in upper-class households. 
D) included only women. 
E) were male only. 
A) were found in almost every household. 
B) were on the decline as a class. 
C) were found only in upper-class households. 
D) included only women. 
E) were male only.

Question 2

The most urgent need facing industrialized cities in the nineteenth century was

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A) state sponsored education. 
B) better roads. 
C) less vacant housing. 
D) sanitation. 
E) greater food supply. 
A) state sponsored education. 
B) better roads. 
C) less vacant housing. 
D) sanitation. 
E) greater food supply.

Question 3

Compare and contrast some of the consequences of the political events around 1848 in various European countries. Include political, economic, and social aspects of the Europeans' reactions.

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Answers would include a discus

Question 4

Discuss the concepts of economic liberalism, conservatism, nationalism, and socialism.

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Answers would include the conc

Question 5

In the Industrial Age, the gap between the rich and poor

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A) widened. 
B) was flexible. 
C) shrunk. 
D) remained constant. 
E) None of the options are correct. 
A) widened. 
B) was flexible. 
C) shrunk. 
D) remained constant. 
E) None of the options are correct.

Question 6

The English census of 1851 revealed that, for the first time,

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A) Britain's economy dominated Europe. 
B) Manchester surpassed London as a population center. 
C) a majority of Britain's population lived in urban areas. 
D) the male population surpassed that of the female. 
E) England no longer had a frontier. 
A) Britain's economy dominated Europe. 
B) Manchester surpassed London as a population center. 
C) a majority of Britain's population lived in urban areas. 
D) the male population surpassed that of the female. 
E) England no longer had a frontier.

Question 7

Which of the following actually changed least during the 1800s?

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A) Medical care 
B) Education 
C) Diet and nutrition 
D) Economic opportunity 
E) Agriculture 
A) Medical care 
B) Education 
C) Diet and nutrition 
D) Economic opportunity 
E) Agriculture

Question 8

What socialist ideas predated Karl Marx and who were the key thinkers?

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Question 9

Which of the following is perhaps one of the more interesting developments during the Franco-Prussian War of 1870?

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A) The war lasted for several years with no clear victor. 
B) The Russians opened a second front and attacked Germany from the east. 
C) The United States was able to negotiate a peace treaty between France and Germany. 
D) The French Emperor Louis Napoleon was captured by the Prussians. 
E) The French were able to capture Otto von Bismarck, the Prussian leader. 
A) The war lasted for several years with no clear victor. 
B) The Russians opened a second front and attacked Germany from the east. 
C) The United States was able to negotiate a peace treaty between France and Germany. 
D) The French Emperor Louis Napoleon was captured by the Prussians. 
E) The French were able to capture Otto von Bismarck, the Prussian leader.

Question 10

Discuss the industrialization of the United States and how that nation emerges as a modern nation state.

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Question 11

Term for identification: British Reform Act of 1832

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The British Reform Act of 1832, also kno

Question 12

What was the belief that permanently shaped American political and social ideals between 1870-1900?

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A) The belief that organized labor was the future of the country's prosperity. 
B) The idea that universal suffrage was the best way to advance economic growth. 
C) The belief in a relatively high degree of economic equality and opportunity. 
D) The concept that reliance on England was the best way to develop the American economy. 
E) The idea to compete by adopting the French and German models of export-led economic growth. 
A) The belief that organized labor was the future of the country's prosperity. 
B) The idea that universal suffrage was the best way to advance economic growth. 
C) The belief in a relatively high degree of economic equality and opportunity. 
D) The concept that reliance on England was the best way to develop the American economy. 
E) The idea to compete by adopting the French and German models of export-led economic growth.

Question 13

During the early Industrial Age, middle class families

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A) sought to acquire the trappings of wealth displayed by society's elite. 
B) began to consider revolutions that would be undertaken to "balance" society better. 
C) spent most of their time working and caring for each other. 
D) saw their living standards increase substantially. 
E) spent a great deal of time traveling and entertaining. 
A) sought to acquire the trappings of wealth displayed by society's elite. 
B) began to consider revolutions that would be undertaken to "balance" society better. 
C) spent most of their time working and caring for each other. 
D) saw their living standards increase substantially. 
E) spent a great deal of time traveling and entertaining.

Question 14

The concepts of laissez-faire, free trade, and limited government are associated with which of the following?

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A) Marxism. 
B) Command economies. 
C) Nationalism. 
D) Free enterprise. 
E) Socialism. 
A) Marxism. 
B) Command economies. 
C) Nationalism. 
D) Free enterprise. 
E) Socialism.

Question 15

Term for identification: conservatism

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Conservatism is a political and social p

Question 16

The most significant addition to the diet of the European poor of the 18th century was

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A) citrus fruit. 
B) melons. 
C) the potato. 
D) maize. 
E) rice. 
A) citrus fruit. 
B) melons. 
C) the potato. 
D) maize. 
E) rice.

Question 17

For Europe, what was the most striking and long-term impact of the outcome of the Franco-Prussian War?

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A) The amazing and immediate rise of influence in Europe by the United States. 
B) The unification of the many independent sections of Germany into a country. 
C) The French accepted German domination for the rest of modern history. 
D) The English exploited the war between France and Germany to seize French territory. 
E) The Russian were able to enact their reforms while the other countries were at war. 
A) The amazing and immediate rise of influence in Europe by the United States. 
B) The unification of the many independent sections of Germany into a country. 
C) The French accepted German domination for the rest of modern history. 
D) The English exploited the war between France and Germany to seize French territory. 
E) The Russian were able to enact their reforms while the other countries were at war.

Question 18

Until the 18th century, the ____________________ rate among infants and younger children was extremely high.

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Question 19

The first significant commercial railroads linked the British industrial centers of ____________________ and ____________________.

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Manchester

Question 20

The Second Industrial Revolution was powered by

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A) American ingenuity. 
B) electricity. 
C) coal. 
D) British determination. 
E) steam. 
A) American ingenuity. 
B) electricity. 
C) coal. 
D) British determination. 
E) steam.

Exam 32: Europe: New Ideas and New Nations

In 18th-19th century Europe, servants

The most urgent need facing industrialized cities in the nineteenth century was

Compare and contrast some of the consequences of the political events around 1848 in various European countries. Include political, economic, and social aspects of the Europeans' reactions.

Discuss the concepts of economic liberalism, conservatism, nationalism, and socialism.

In the Industrial Age, the gap between the rich and poor

The English census of 1851 revealed that, for the first time,

Which of the following actually changed least during the 1800s?

What socialist ideas predated Karl Marx and who were the key thinkers?

Which of the following is perhaps one of the more interesting developments during the Franco-Prussian War of 1870?

Discuss the industrialization of the United States and how that nation emerges as a modern nation state.

Term for identification: British Reform Act of 1832

What was the belief that permanently shaped American political and social ideals between 1870-1900?

During the early Industrial Age, middle class families

The concepts of laissez-faire, free trade, and limited government are associated with which of the following?

Term for identification: conservatism

The most significant addition to the diet of the European poor of the 18th century was

For Europe, what was the most striking and long-term impact of the outcome of the Franco-Prussian War?

Until the 18th century, the ____________________ rate among infants and younger children was extremely high.

The first significant commercial railroads linked the British industrial centers of ____________________ and ____________________.

The Second Industrial Revolution was powered by

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