6.7 Ideologies of Change and Reform Movements

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  • Match each reform movement with its impact:
    Labor Reforms ↔️ Established labor laws, improved working conditions
    Women's Suffrage ↔️ Expanded voting rights, increased political participation
    Education Reforms ↔️ Expanded educational opportunities, improved literacy rates
  • Order the key impacts of Reform Movements on European society.
    1️⃣ Improved Working Conditions
    2️⃣ Political Inclusion
    3️⃣ Enhanced Educational Opportunities
    4️⃣ Reduced Inequality
    5️⃣ New Social Norms
  • Reform movements completely eliminated wealth disparities and achieved full gender equality.
    False
  • What are ideologies of change and reform movements designed to address?
    Consequences of industrialization
  • Socialism emphasizes collective ownership, social justice, and equality
  • Liberalism advocates for individual freedom and a limited government.
  • Match the ideology with its proponent:
    Karl Marx ↔️ Socialism
    Adam Smith ↔️ Liberalism
    Otto von Bismarck ↔️ Nationalism
  • Name the three major ideologies of change during 1815–1914.
    Liberalism, socialism, nationalism
  • Liberalism emphasizes individual freedom, limited government, and a free market economy
  • Socialism aims to end capitalism and empower the working class.
  • Match the ideology with its goal:
    Nationalism ↔️ Unify ethnic groups into nation-states
    Socialism ↔️ Distribute wealth equitably
    Liberalism ↔️ Promote democracy and freedom
  • What were the ideologies of change responding to during the Industrial Revolution?
    Consequences of industrialization
  • The rise of socialism was a response to the economic inequalities created by industrialization
  • Socialism advocates for collective ownership of the means of production.
  • Match the ideology with its key concept:
    Socialism ↔️ Social justice
    Liberalism ↔️ Individual freedom
    Nationalism ↔️ Sovereignty
  • What is the primary goal of liberalism in economic terms?
    Foster economic growth
  • Socialism aims to empower the working class and end capitalism
  • Nationalism emphasizes national unity and independence.
  • What were ideologies of change and reform movements intended to address?
    Consequences of industrialization
  • Liberalism emphasizes individual freedom, limited government, and a free market economy
  • What are the key goals of socialism?
    Social justice and equality
  • Socialism aims to empower the working class by ending capitalism.
  • Nationalism emphasizes national identity, sovereignty, and unity
  • During which period did the major ideologies of change emerge?
    1815–1914
  • Match the ideology with its primary goal:
    Liberalism ↔️ Protect individual rights
    Socialism ↔️ Distribute wealth equitably
    Nationalism ↔️ Unify ethnic groups
  • Arrange the ideologies of change in alphabetical order:
    1️⃣ Liberalism
    2️⃣ Nationalism
    3️⃣ Socialism
  • What economic system did socialism emerge as a challenge to?
    Capitalism
  • In socialism, the ownership of the means of production is collective
  • Socialism aims to meet community needs rather than generate profit.
  • Which socialist thinkers criticized capitalism for its exploitation of workers?
    Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels
  • Liberalism emphasizes individual freedom, limited government, and a free market economy
  • Who advocated for natural rights and limited government in liberalism?
    John Locke
  • Liberalism aims to alleviate the negative impacts of industrialization by protecting individual rights and limiting government interference.
  • Nationalism emphasizes national identity, sovereignty, and unity
  • Which Italian nationalist advocated for the unification of Italy?
    Giuseppe Mazzini
  • Nationalism seeks to unify fragmented ethnic groups into cohesive nation-states.
  • Who was Theodor Herzl and what did he advocate for?
    Zionist leader; Jewish state
  • Nationalism aimed to unify fragmented ethnic groups into cohesive nation-states.
  • Nationalism emphasizes national identity, sovereignty, and unity
  • What are the key concepts of liberalism?
    Individual freedom, limited government