Question 1

Britain was the first place in Europe that allowed trade unions to form legally.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

What was the effect of The Communist Manifesto on the revolutions of 1848?

Accepted Answer

A)  It was highly inflammatory. 
B)  It was immediately suppressed by all reactionary governments for fear of spreading the revolutions. 
C)  It was surreptitiously passed around to the radical underground. 
D)  Its effect was minimal. 
E)  It was dismissed by serious intellectuals. 
A)  It was highly inflammatory. 
B)  It was immediately suppressed by all reactionary governments for fear of spreading the revolutions. 
C)  It was surreptitiously passed around to the radical underground. 
D)  Its effect was minimal. 
E)  It was dismissed by serious intellectuals.

Question 3

What was a result of the publication of the Communist Manifesto?

Accepted Answer

A)  It directly contributed to the growth of trade unionism. 
B)  It made governments realize that they had to respond to worker demands or risk revolution. 
C)  Karl Marx became wealthy. 
D)  Manchester was subject to an environmental overhaul to clean up working conditions. 
E)  The passage of child labor laws in Britain and Prussia. 
A)  It directly contributed to the growth of trade unionism. 
B)  It made governments realize that they had to respond to worker demands or risk revolution. 
C)  Karl Marx became wealthy. 
D)  Manchester was subject to an environmental overhaul to clean up working conditions. 
E)  The passage of child labor laws in Britain and Prussia.

Question 4

The most significant effect of industrialization throughout Europe was

Accepted Answer

A)  capitalism. 
B)  impoverishment of the working class. 
C)  improved communication. 
D)  urbanization. 
E)  the creation of the middle classes. 
A)  capitalism. 
B)  impoverishment of the working class. 
C)  improved communication. 
D)  urbanization. 
E)  the creation of the middle classes.

Question 5

Middle class young women were raised to see marriage as their main purpose in life.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

What were the positive aspects of industrialization? How did industrialization affect people's lives and change them for the better?

Accepted Answer

There was an increase in consumer goods

Question 7

The first person credited with being a socialist was

Accepted Answer

A)  Friedrich Engels. 
B)  Charles Fourier. 
C)  François Babeuf. 
D)  Giuseppe Mazzini. 
E)  Flora Tristan. 
A)  Friedrich Engels. 
B)  Charles Fourier. 
C)  François Babeuf. 
D)  Giuseppe Mazzini. 
E)  Flora Tristan.

Question 8

Which of the following was an integral part of the male working class camaraderie?

Accepted Answer

A)  church 
B)  sporting activities on Sundays. 
C)  visiting the pub. 
D)  union meetings. 
E)  self-improvement societies. 
A)  church 
B)  sporting activities on Sundays. 
C)  visiting the pub. 
D)  union meetings. 
E)  self-improvement societies.

Question 9

French industrialization was concentrated in the region of Marseille for access to sea transport.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

Acceptable activities for middle class women in the nineteenth century included all of the following except

Accepted Answer

A)  marriage. 
B)  charitable activities. 
C)  political advocacy. 
D)  writing novels. 
E)  being teachers. 
A)  marriage. 
B)  charitable activities. 
C)  political advocacy. 
D)  writing novels. 
E)  being teachers.

Question 11

The main emphasis on personal behavior in Victorian ideology was on

Accepted Answer

A)  moral behavior. 
B)  sexual purity. 
C)  religious devotion. 
D)  nationalism. 
E)  charitable activities. 
A)  moral behavior. 
B)  sexual purity. 
C)  religious devotion. 
D)  nationalism. 
E)  charitable activities.

Exam 21: Industrialization and Society,1800-1850

Britain was the first place in Europe that allowed trade unions to form legally.

What was the effect of The Communist Manifesto on the revolutions of 1848?

What was a result of the publication of the Communist Manifesto?

The most significant effect of industrialization throughout Europe was

Middle class young women were raised to see marriage as their main purpose in life.

What were the positive aspects of industrialization? How did industrialization affect people's lives and change them for the better?

The first person credited with being a socialist was

Which of the following was an integral part of the male working class camaraderie?

French industrialization was concentrated in the region of Marseille for access to sea transport.

Acceptable activities for middle class women in the nineteenth century included all of the following except

The main emphasis on personal behavior in Victorian ideology was on

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