Chapter 24-26 Industrial Revolution, Imperialism, And Transition In Asia Question Preview (ID: 37333)
Chapters 24-25.
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The first Industrial Revolution gave rise to all of the following EXCEPT?
a) textiles
b) coal
c) electricity
d) railroads
What did Karl Marx refer to the 'working class' as?
a) proletariat
b) peasants
c) serfs
d) imps
'You can get it in any color, as long as it is black' refers to what product of the Industrial Revolution?
a) New steam engines
b) Model T Car
c) Labor Unions
d) The Merchant class
Which of the following was NOT a benefit of joining a union?
a) easier to lose job
b) better wages
c) reasonable hours
d) safer working conditions
When workers stop working to pressure employers to meet their demands is known as
a) Ball
b) Strike
c) Strategy
d) Laziness
The practice of one country extending its control over the territory, political system, or economic system of another country is known as
a) democracy
b) imperialism
c) nationalism
d) patriotism
The Qing Dynasty was weakened by pressure from the West, as well as by
a) corruption and peasant unrest
b) self-strengthening efforts
c) a declining population
d) internal military uprisings
An area of foreign powers asserting their dominance in another country is known as
a) spheres of influence
b) self-strengthening
c) imperialism
d) industrialization
The era of modernization and Westernization of Japan was known as the
a) Tokugawa shogunate
b) Russo-Japanese War
c) Americanization
d) Meiji Restoration
This person used non-violence to force the British to grand independence
a) Gandhi
b) Stalin
c) Edison
d) Sun Yat-Sen
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