Question 1

Although millions of Europeans emigrated to foreign lands, about ____________________ percent eventually returned to their homeland.

Accepted Answer

thirty three

Question 2

The one thing that people seemed to fear most about unionization was that

Accepted Answer

A) ordinary working-class people would have more power than ever before, and most had little, if any, education. 
B) Marxism had taken hold in several countries and were threatening to take control of labor unions. 
C) the lower class working people would become convinced that they were the social equals of property holders and aristocrats. 
D) they would come under communist domination. 
E) union members would become violent if their demands were not met. 
A) ordinary working-class people would have more power than ever before, and most had little, if any, education. 
B) Marxism had taken hold in several countries and were threatening to take control of labor unions. 
C) the lower class working people would become convinced that they were the social equals of property holders and aristocrats. 
D) they would come under communist domination. 
E) union members would become violent if their demands were not met. B

Question 3

To what degree were urban areas transformed by the Second Industrial Revolution? Give examples.

Accepted Answer

Answers would include a discuss of the increase in urbanization, the organization of labor, social reforms, issues with suffrage and the rise of the working class.

Question 4

During the ten-year period just prior to World War I, about how many people emigrated from Europe to other countries?

Accepted Answer

A) 6 million 
B) 20 million 
C) 500,000 
D) 12 million 
E) 1 million 
A) 6 million 
B) 20 million 
C) 500,000 
D) 12 million 
E) 1 million

Question 5

____________________ became the global leader in the search for sources of oil and of its production.

Accepted Answer

The answer of ____________________ became the global leader in the...

Question 6

Term for identification: Eduard Bernstein

Accepted Answer

Eduard Bernstein was a German social dem

Question 7

Term for identification: Karl Marx

Accepted Answer

Karl Marx was a German philosopher, econ

Question 8

Describe events and outcomes associated with the largest human migration in the history of the world. Include countries of origin, destinations, and motivations for the emigrants to leave.

Accepted Answer

Answers would include some sta

Question 9

In 1851 in London, the world's first international trade fair was held to promote what major philosophy of English liberals?

Accepted Answer

A) Formation of corporations to benefit all. 
B) Peace through work and free trade. 
C) Free money and healthcare for all. 
D) Secularization of all aspects of society. 
E) Organization of labor into union monopolies. 
A) Formation of corporations to benefit all. 
B) Peace through work and free trade. 
C) Free money and healthcare for all. 
D) Secularization of all aspects of society. 
E) Organization of labor into union monopolies.

Question 10

Which of the following was true of early unionism?

Accepted Answer

A) All unions began as socialist organizations. 
B) Marxist revolutionary socialists became leaders of the labor movement in all European countries. 
C) American unions were never heavily influenced by Marxism. 
D) By World War II, relations between unions and management had improved somewhat. 
E) Employers generally accepted the inevitability of union development. 
A) All unions began as socialist organizations. 
B) Marxist revolutionary socialists became leaders of the labor movement in all European countries. 
C) American unions were never heavily influenced by Marxism. 
D) By World War II, relations between unions and management had improved somewhat. 
E) Employers generally accepted the inevitability of union development.

Question 11

Edward Bernstein was one of the earliest theorists to predict

Accepted Answer

A) the Social Democratic party in Germany would take control of the government legally. 
B) Marx would revise his theories before he died. 
C) all countries would soon become Socialist states. 
D) capitalism would prevail in most European countries. 
E) the Social Democratic party would be outlawed throughout Europe. 
A) the Social Democratic party in Germany would take control of the government legally. 
B) Marx would revise his theories before he died. 
C) all countries would soon become Socialist states. 
D) capitalism would prevail in most European countries. 
E) the Social Democratic party would be outlawed throughout Europe.

Question 12

The large amounts of capital needed for business expansion during the Second Industrial Age were effectively raised by ____________________ companies.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The large amounts of capital needed for...

Question 13

The development of ____________________ and ____________________ finally made electricity useful.

Accepted Answer

generators

Question 14

Term for identification: Capital

Accepted Answer

The term "capital" can refer to several

Question 15

Term for identification: emigration

Accepted Answer

Emigration refers to the act of leaving

Question 16

Which demographic group composed most of the new voters at the end of the 19  th  century?

Accepted Answer

A) Women. 
B) The wealthy. 
C) Middle class men. 
D) Aristocrats. 
E) The elderly. 
A) Women. 
B) The wealthy. 
C) Middle class men. 
D) Aristocrats. 
E) The elderly.

Question 17

In the nineteenth century, which global region was clearly the dominant factor in world political and military developments?

Accepted Answer

A) The West, as in Western Europe and the United States. 
B) The area of Africa below the Sahara Desert. 
C) The major Asian countries like China and Japan. 
D) South America, especially the areas around the Amazon River. 
E) The Astralasian island chains that provide fish and rice. 
A) The West, as in Western Europe and the United States. 
B) The area of Africa below the Sahara Desert. 
C) The major Asian countries like China and Japan. 
D) South America, especially the areas around the Amazon River. 
E) The Astralasian island chains that provide fish and rice.

Question 18

Term for identification: Communards

Accepted Answer

The term "Communards" refers to the memb

Question 19

A complete rejection of the state and its powers is called

Accepted Answer

A) anarchism. 
B) syndicalism. 
C) communism. 
D) socialism. 
E) syncretism. 
A) anarchism. 
B) syndicalism. 
C) communism. 
D) socialism. 
E) syncretism.

Question 20

Where did the most dramatic changes in European population occur during the 19  th  century?

Accepted Answer

A) In the suburbs. 
B) In urban areas. 
C) In coastal villages. 
D) Near river valleys. 
E) In farming areas. 
A) In the suburbs. 
B) In urban areas. 
C) In coastal villages. 
D) Near river valleys. 
E) In farming areas.

Exam 33: Advanced Industrial Society

Although millions of Europeans emigrated to foreign lands, about ____________________ percent eventually returned to their homeland.

The one thing that people seemed to fear most about unionization was that

To what degree were urban areas transformed by the Second Industrial Revolution? Give examples.

During the ten-year period just prior to World War I, about how many people emigrated from Europe to other countries?

____________________ became the global leader in the search for sources of oil and of its production.

Term for identification: Eduard Bernstein

Term for identification: Karl Marx

Describe events and outcomes associated with the largest human migration in the history of the world. Include countries of origin, destinations, and motivations for the emigrants to leave.

In 1851 in London, the world's first international trade fair was held to promote what major philosophy of English liberals?

Which of the following was true of early unionism?

Edward Bernstein was one of the earliest theorists to predict

The large amounts of capital needed for business expansion during the Second Industrial Age were effectively raised by ____________________ companies.

The development of ____________________ and ____________________ finally made electricity useful.

Term for identification: Capital

Term for identification: emigration

Which demographic group composed most of the new voters at the end of the 19 th century?

In the nineteenth century, which global region was clearly the dominant factor in world political and military developments?

Term for identification: Communards

A complete rejection of the state and its powers is called

Where did the most dramatic changes in European population occur during the 19 th century?

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