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Why did Europe industrialise during the nineteenth century? (You should refer to developments in at least two countries in your answer.). Agricultural Revolution in England; spreads to northern France ( fertilizers, enclosures, selective breeding of livestock, seed drill)Increased population; fewer farmers needed; move to cities for jobsMore people=more demand for products=Need for better machinery.
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1. Industrial Revolution Past Test Questions
2. Why did Europe industrialise during the nineteenth century? (You should refer to developments in at least two countries in your answer.) Agricultural Revolution in England; spreads to northern France ( fertilizers, enclosures, selective breeding of livestock, seed drill)
Increased population; fewer farmers needed; move to cities for jobs
More people=more demand for products=
Need for better machinery
3. England has it all: Iron ore and coal
Indented coastline
Lunar Society (inventors,businessmen,etc.)
Canal system
Navigable rivers
Banking/investment system/international
Fluid social structure
4. Inventions Arkwrights water frame
Flying shuttle
Spinning jenny
Watt/Newcomen steam engine
Colonial system brings raw materials
New markets available (France and England)
Why is France behind?
5. Analyse the most important differences between a pre-industrial society and an industrial society in the nineteenth century. (You should refer to developments in at least two of Britain, France and Germany in your answer.) Rural to urban(new problems)
Handmade to machine
Families break up
New social classes(political changes) (middle class)
People connected by railroads
More products available
More demand by consumers
Environmental changes (trees, mines, air, etc.)
England (Factory Act 1833) Why England?
Prussia (zollverein) Why not Germany?
6. Did the Industrial Revolution result in more advantages than disadvantages for the working classes in nineteenth-century Europe? (You should refer to developments in at least two of Britain, France and Germany in your answer.) Dis: low pay,long hours,unsafe conditions,no vote,families split,no unions,poor housing,short life span,boring jobs,forced to leave rural life (London, for example)
Adv: money,consumer products,middle class, voting rights,education (tech schools in Prussia), factory jobs
7. Why has industrialisation in the nineteenth century been described as a revolution? Revolution=change
Rural to urban
Agriculture to manufacturing
Local to global economy
Subsistence to capitalism
Growth of middle class/politics
Socialism, Marxism
Close family to split family
Separated to connected(railroads,canals)
8. How true is the claim that the most important political effect of industrialistion in the nineteenth century was to encourage the demand for democracy? (You should refer to developments in at least two of Britain, France and Germany in your answer.) True? Urban middle class demanded voting
England-Factory Act of 1833
France- revolutions of 1830 and 1848
Rural to Urban society=voting bloc
Labor Unions=bargaining power/vote
England/France both have parliament
Reform movements required voting rights
9. False? Other political ideology
England-socialism(Reform movements)
France- Ultras, royalists, socialists
Karl Marx- communist manifesto
Utopianism/positivism
10. Discuss the claim that the middle classes gained most from the Industrial Revolution in Europe. Created by Industrial Revolution?
Numbers added in cities
Wealth increased (education/jobs)
More political participation/voting rights
Consumer access to products
Higher standard of living
Social mobility and relative status
11. Other social classes gained more?
Upper class/wealthy gained more wealth
Working class poor gained more money and opportunity in comparison (labor reforms, public education, urban planning improvements, medicine, transportation, etc.)
12. Explain the conditions that were necessary in the nineteenth century for the development of an industrial economy. (You should refer to developments in at least two of the following countries: Britain, France and Germany, in your answer.) Same as Why England?
Same as Why not France?
Advantages of colonialism
Technology spreads to continental Europe
Countries need unification (why not India or Africa?) strong central government
13. How far had European countries developed industrial societies and economies by the middle of the nineteenth century? (You should refer to developments in at least two of Britain, France and Germany in your answer.) Many cities above 100,000 pop. (not just London,Paris,Frankfurt) by 1850
Railroads crisscrossing England and continental Europe
Steamships crossing oceans by 1840s
Investment bankers forming stock markets
Prussia has zollverein by 1830s
14. Telegraph cables on ocean floor in 1830s
Canals connecting center to coast
Machines replace handcraft (textiles)
Steel construction replaces wood
Factory workers outnumber agriculture in England and Prussia
Military equipped with breech loaders
15. Not industrialized? Not all European countries involved: Russia and Italy still agricultural; Prussia not as advanced as England (no Germany)
Political disagreements with industrial society (socialism, Marxism)
16. Why did the Industrial Revolution bring about important social changes in Europe? (You should refer to developments in at least two of the following countries: Britain, France and Germany in your answer.) Movement of masses from rural to urban in England (London) and France (Paris)
Creation of large middle class
Families separated
Consumer society demands changes
Environmental impact/movement
Reform movements (zollverein,Factory Act of 1833)
17. People are connected by canals and railroads
Possibility to move to colonies (England)
Tourism (visit the pyramids or India)
Women in the work force (cult of domesticity)
18. Why were improvements in communications important to industrialisation? (You should refer to developments in at least two of Britain, France and Germany in your answer.) Businessmen have instant communication through telegraph
Business travel enhanced by rail and canal
Workers informed about jobs (newspapers,railroads, canals) in cities like London,Berlin
Reform movements need printed material for propaganda (Factory Act of 1833)
19. Tech schools in Prussia need to advertise
Colonists need access to information( to and from colonies and business opportunities)
Political involvement requires better communication
20. Why did Britain undergo an Industrial Revolution earlier than France and Germany? England has it all
Natural resources(coal,iron ore,lumber,fresh water)
Lunar Society (inventions)
Indented coastline;navigable rivers
Investment banking;international trade
Stable political system;unified country
21. Colonies for raw materials/markets
Strong military/victorious
Fluid society rewards ingenuity
Island : need strong merchant ships
22. Why not France? War debt and disruption of politics
Austrian Succession,7 years war,American Independence(1740s-1770s)
French Revolution (1789-1799)
Napoleonic Wars (1799-1815)
Few navigable rivers;limited coastline
Few colonies;limited merchant marine
23. Why did industrialisation have important political effects on Europe during the nineteenth century? (You should refer to developments in at least two of the following countries: Britain, France and Germany in your answer.) Mass movement to cities=political participation
New middle class voting rights, wealth
Reform movements (Factory Act of 1833)
Mining Laws in Prussia (zollverein)
Government sponsored railroads,banking, canals, shipping, colonialism
24. Socialism/communism require change in government(or at least debates and votes)
Political participation leads to revolution from monarchies (1848)
Availability of modern weapons changes politics of diplomacy(industrialized vs. not)