Question 1

The most famous pamphlet of the 19th century was the ____________________.

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Question 2

Syndicalists believed that

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A) small groups, or syndicates, of wealthy people controlled the economic life of their individual countries. 
B) the best government was the one that governed the least and passed the fewest laws. 
C) people should not be ruled by any government at all, because all governments eventually become corrupt. 
D) private property should be outlawed. 
E) only peasants and owners should comprise a country's government, because they were the only ones making a significant contribution to society. 
A) small groups, or syndicates, of wealthy people controlled the economic life of their individual countries. 
B) the best government was the one that governed the least and passed the fewest laws. 
C) people should not be ruled by any government at all, because all governments eventually become corrupt. 
D) private property should be outlawed. 
E) only peasants and owners should comprise a country's government, because they were the only ones making a significant contribution to society.

Question 3

Which major country was the first to legalize labor unions in the 1870s?

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A) England 
B) France 
C) Germany 
D) Portugal 
E) The United States 
A) England 
B) France 
C) Germany 
D) Portugal 
E) The United States

Question 4

Incredibly, Germany's ____________________ and ____________________ production was almost double that of Britain by 1914.

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The answer of Incredibly, Germany's ____________________ and ____________________ production was...

Question 5

During the early 1900s, revisionists attempted to

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A) turn back the clock to a time before industrialization occurred. 
B) introduce reforms through parliamentary acts rather than revolution. 
C) re-write the story of the development of Marxism. 
D) undermine the teachings of Karl Marx through censorship. 
E) convince urban laborers that Marxism was their only hope. 
A) turn back the clock to a time before industrialization occurred. 
B) introduce reforms through parliamentary acts rather than revolution. 
C) re-write the story of the development of Marxism. 
D) undermine the teachings of Karl Marx through censorship. 
E) convince urban laborers that Marxism was their only hope.

Question 6

During the mid-1800s, Michael Bakunin developed what he called the "propaganda of the deed," which held that

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A) workers, if necessary, should be willing to do whatever it took to obtain concessions from factory owners. 
B) the best and quickest way to draw people to anarchism was to provide a violent, dramatic act or acts to cause governments to tumble. 
C) governments always used propaganda to get ordinary citizens to perform the less desirable deeds, or jobs, within a society. 
D) deeds of political terror were acceptable, as long as they were not used for purposes of propaganda. 
E) None of the options are correct. 
A) workers, if necessary, should be willing to do whatever it took to obtain concessions from factory owners. 
B) the best and quickest way to draw people to anarchism was to provide a violent, dramatic act or acts to cause governments to tumble. 
C) governments always used propaganda to get ordinary citizens to perform the less desirable deeds, or jobs, within a society. 
D) deeds of political terror were acceptable, as long as they were not used for purposes of propaganda. 
E) None of the options are correct.

Question 7

Term for identification: German Social Democratic Party

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The German Social Democratic Party, know

Question 8

According to Marx, once the proletariat obtained political power, a(n)____________________ would need to be established.

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The answer of According to Marx, once the proletariat obtained...

Question 9

Which of the following is true of European life during the Second Industrial Revolution?

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A) Western European family size decreased. 
B) There was a rise in the standard of living east into Russia. 
C) Mortality rates were high. 
D) All of the options are correct. 
E) None of the options are correct. 
A) Western European family size decreased. 
B) There was a rise in the standard of living east into Russia. 
C) Mortality rates were high. 
D) All of the options are correct. 
E) None of the options are correct.

Question 10

How did Europeans respond to the Second Industrial Revolution?

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Answers would include a discussion of th

Question 11

Of these late 19th century developments, the one which most improved the daily lives of the average population was

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A) the internal combustion engine. 
B) the application of electrical power. 
C) the steam locomotive. 
D) the opening of the Suez Canal. 
E) the transcontinental railroad in America. 
A) the internal combustion engine. 
B) the application of electrical power. 
C) the steam locomotive. 
D) the opening of the Suez Canal. 
E) the transcontinental railroad in America.

Question 12

By 1850 other European countries had reduced Great Britain's big lead in industrial production. What were some of those countries?

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A) England, The Netherlands, and Italy. 
B) Belgium, France, and Germany. 
C) Italy, Yugoslavia, and Greece. 
D) Austria, Russia, and Spain. 
E) Portugal, Spain, and Switzerland. 
A) England, The Netherlands, and Italy. 
B) Belgium, France, and Germany. 
C) Italy, Yugoslavia, and Greece. 
D) Austria, Russia, and Spain. 
E) Portugal, Spain, and Switzerland.

Question 13

The Chartist movement in ____________________ failed in the short term but saw their goals realized over time.

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The answer of The Chartist movement in ____________________ failed in...

Question 14

Term for identification: Friedrich Engels

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Friedrich Engels was a German philosophe

Question 15

Term for identification: Labour Party

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The Labour Party is a political party in

Question 16

Explain the essence of original Marxist Theory.

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Answers would include a discussion of Ka

Exam 33: Advanced Industrial Society

The most famous pamphlet of the 19th century was the ____________________.

Syndicalists believed that

Which major country was the first to legalize labor unions in the 1870s?

Incredibly, Germany's ____________________ and ____________________ production was almost double that of Britain by 1914.

During the early 1900s, revisionists attempted to

During the mid-1800s, Michael Bakunin developed what he called the "propaganda of the deed," which held that

Term for identification: German Social Democratic Party

According to Marx, once the proletariat obtained political power, a(n)____________________ would need to be established.

Which of the following is true of European life during the Second Industrial Revolution?

How did Europeans respond to the Second Industrial Revolution?

Of these late 19th century developments, the one which most improved the daily lives of the average population was

By 1850 other European countries had reduced Great Britain's big lead in industrial production. What were some of those countries?

The Chartist movement in ____________________ failed in the short term but saw their goals realized over time.

Term for identification: Friedrich Engels

Term for identification: Labour Party

Explain the essence of original Marxist Theory.

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The most famous pamphlet of the 19^th century was the ____________________.

Incredibly, Germany's and production was almost double that of Britain by 1914.

Of these late 19^th century developments, the one which most improved the daily lives of the average population was