Question 1

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

Accepted Answer

steel/iron

Question 2

Which of the following was true of early labor unions?

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) Relations between unions and management were harmonious. 
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) Relations between unions and management were harmonious. 
E) Employers generally accepted the inevitability of union development.

Question 3

Which of the following was NOT a source of power for industrial production in the second phase of the Industrial Revolution?

Accepted Answer

A) electricity 
B) coal 
C) petroleum 
D) natural gas 
E) steam 
A) electricity 
B) coal 
C) petroleum 
D) natural gas 
E) steam

Question 4

Term for identification: Karl Marx

Accepted Answer

Karl Marx was a German philosopher, econ

Question 5

The development of ____________________ and ____________________ finally made electricity useful.

Accepted Answer

generators

Question 6

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

Accepted Answer

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

Question 7

Term for identification: Chartist movement

Accepted Answer

The Chartist movement was a social and p

Question 8

What did theorist Eduard Bernstein predict for politics in the 20th century?

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 because politicians feared labor unions. 
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 because politicians feared labor unions.

Question 9

Term for identification: Second International

Accepted Answer

The Second International, also known as

Question 10

How did Europeans respond to the Second Industrial Revolution including technology, raw materials, business model, and human resources?

Accepted Answer

Answers would include a discussion of th

Question 11

What event set off the massive immigration to the United States from Europe?

Accepted Answer

A) The Franco-Prussian War 
B) The Napoleonic War 
C) The Panic of 1857 
D) The Revolts of 1848 
E) The Crimean War 
A) The Franco-Prussian War 
B) The Napoleonic War 
C) The Panic of 1857 
D) The Revolts of 1848 
E) The Crimean War

Question 12

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

Accepted Answer

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

Question 13

Describe the reshaping of the world population due to European emigration overseas. What were the emigrants' countries of origin, destination, and motivation for leaving? Support your answer with examples.

Accepted Answer

Answers would include some sta

Question 14

Term for identification: syndicalism

Accepted Answer

Syndicalism is a social and economic ide

Question 15

Term for identification: anarchism

Accepted Answer

Anarchism is a political philosophy and

Question 16

What was the one thing that people seemed to fear most about unionization?

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 was 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) The nations 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 was 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) The nations would come under communist domination. 
E) Union members would become violent if their demands were not met.

Exam 33: Advanced Industrial Society

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

Which of the following was true of early labor unions?

Which of the following was NOT a source of power for industrial production in the second phase of the Industrial Revolution?

Term for identification: Karl Marx

The development of ____________________ and ____________________ finally made electricity useful.

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

Term for identification: Chartist movement

What did theorist Eduard Bernstein predict for politics in the 20th century?

Term for identification: Second International

How did Europeans respond to the Second Industrial Revolution including technology, raw materials, business model, and human resources?

What event set off the massive immigration to the United States from Europe?

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

Describe the reshaping of the world population due to European emigration overseas. What were the emigrants' countries of origin, destination, and motivation for leaving? Support your answer with examples.

Term for identification: syndicalism

Term for identification: anarchism

What was the one thing that people seemed to fear most about unionization?

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