5.10 Continuity and Change in the Industrial Age

Cards (83)

  • The Industrial Age marked a shift from agricultural societies to industrial economies
  • What did the steam engine allow for during the Industrial Age?
    Mechanized power and transportation
  • Arrange the following innovations in the order they contributed to the Industrial Age:
    1️⃣ Steam Engine
    2️⃣ Railroads
    3️⃣ Telegraph
    4️⃣ Mechanized Production
    5️⃣ Interchangeable Parts
  • Capitalism during the Industrial Age was characterized by minimal government intervention in the economy.
    True
  • What were the two major social changes during the Industrial Age?
    Urbanization and new social classes
  • What were the key drivers of the Industrial Age?
    Technological advancements and mechanization
  • Railroads were a key innovation in transportation during the Industrial Age.

    True
  • The steam engine allowed for mechanized power and transportation
  • What is mechanized production based on?
    Machines and assembly lines
  • Capitalism is characterized by private ownership of the means of production.

    True
  • Private property rights are a key characteristic of a market economy.

    True
  • What was the Industrial Age characterized by?
    Technological advancements and mechanization
  • The Industrial Age completely eliminated traditional social hierarchies.
    False
  • Railroads revolutionized transportation by enabling faster movement of goods and people
  • Match the innovation with its key feature:
    Steam Engine ↔️ Powered factories and railroads
    Railroads ↔️ Efficient for transporting goods
    Telegraph ↔️ Instant long-distance communication
    Mechanized Production ↔️ Mass manufacturing with machinery
  • In a market economy, prices and production are determined by the interaction of supply and demand
  • The Industrial Age completely eliminated traditional social hierarchies.
    False
  • The Industrial Age maintained certain traditional social structures alongside transformative changes.
    True
  • The telegraph enabled rapid long-distance communication
  • How did railroads revolutionize transportation during the Industrial Age?
    Faster movement of goods
  • Interchangeable parts allowed for efficient assembly and repair
  • In a market economy, prices are determined by supply and demand
  • What were two major social changes during the Industrial Age?
    Urbanization, new social classes
  • Traditional social hierarchies were completely eliminated during the Industrial Age.
    False
  • Colonial empires often exploited resources to benefit the imperial power.

    True
  • Charles Dickens wrote about the social conditions of the working class.

    True
  • The emergence of labor unions and socialist movements during the Industrial Age challenged the power of the bourgeoisie
  • Campaigns to protect natural resources and habitats during the Industrial Age were led by figures like John Muir
  • The Industrial Age saw a shift in production from manual labor to mechanized methods.
  • Match the innovation with its description:
    Steam Engine ↔️ Mechanized power for factories
    Railroads ↔️ Revolutionized transportation
    Telegraph ↔️ Enabled long-distance communication
    Mechanized Production ↔️ Factory-based manufacturing
    Interchangeable Parts ↔️ Standardized components for assembly
  • The Industrial Age's market economy relied on the interaction of supply and demand to determine prices and production.
    True
  • What is the primary goal of businesses in a capitalist system?
    Maximize profits
  • What determines prices and production in a market economy?
    Supply and demand
  • What were the main outcomes of economic transformations during the Industrial Age?
    Industrialization, urbanization, new classes
  • Order the social changes brought by the Industrial Age:
    1️⃣ Urbanization
    2️⃣ Rise of bourgeoisie
    3️⃣ Rise of proletariat
    4️⃣ Social tensions
  • Traditional social structures were completely abolished during the Industrial Age.
    False
  • What were the key drivers of nation-state formation during the Industrial Age?
    Nationalism and industrialization
  • Writers like Charles Dickens highlighted the human costs of industrialization
  • The conservation movement during the Industrial Age was led by figures like John Muir
  • Match the innovation with its description:
    Steam Engine ↔️ Powered factories and railroads
    Railroads ↔️ Revolutionized transportation
    Telegraph ↔️ Enabled long-distance communication
    Mechanized Production ↔️ Increased manufacturing speed