Exam 12: The Industrial Revolution: the Transformation of Society
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Which of the following does NOT describe why the artisans of the industrial revolutionary era were the most successful of the laboring classes?
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The Chartist reform movement was lead by
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An early utopian reformer who preached the opportunity to create a new society was
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-artisans
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-The Municipal Corporations Act (1835)
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Generally speaking,the relationship between the wealthy bourgeoisie and the European nobility in the later nineteenth century was characterized by
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-John Kay
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The term immoral was used by urban writers of the time to describe
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All of the following are true of the working class in the nineteenth century except that
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Fearing potentially a revolutionary situation,____ attempted to defuse discontent in cities and among workers by encouraging the passage of the Reform Bill of 1832
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What could newcomers to the working class experience as they came to the city? If life was so difficult in the cities,why did workers continue to go there?
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-holy Mondays
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