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| 326016253 | new technologies in agriculture led to food surpluses which freed some people from the farms. they then went to the cities where jobs in the new industrial economy were becoming available. | impact or agricultural revolution | 0 | |
| 326016254 | new machines for ploqing, seeding and reaping. farmers farmed a different way. | improved agriculture techniques | 1 | |
| 326016255 | Europe got cotton from other countries and then most of the cotton was woven in homes or small shops | domestic system | 2 | |
| 326016256 | textile industry with the flying shuttle, spinning jenny,and cotton gin | where did the industrial revolution hit first | 3 | |
| 326016257 | Thomas Newcomer developed an insufficent engine but then James Watt dramatically improved it. | steam engine | 4 | |
| 326016258 | used to generate power for industry and also transportation with the steam ship and steam- powered locomotive. steam ships and locomotives would go a long way in imperial building. | why steam was such a big deal | 5 | |
| 326016259 | telegraph, telephone, lightbulb, internal combustion engine, radio, airplane. | examples of items that changed how people communicated, traveled, and lives each day. | 6 | |
| 326016260 | industrial revolution permitted the creation of tons of new products which were made in factories | factory system | 7 | |
| 326016261 | interchangeable parts and assembly lines | what made factories more efficient | 8 | |
| 326016262 | he captured the despair and hopelessness of the worker's every day lives | importance of Charles Dickens | 9 | |
| 326016263 | removed workers from families and traditional structures | new living arrangments in tenements and factory boarding houses.... | 10 | |
| 326016264 | aristocrats-those who became rich from industrial sucess...middle class-lawyers, doctors, ministers, managers...working class-HUGE made up or facotry workers and peasant farmers on countryside | new classes created from industrial revolution... | 11 | |
| 326016265 | classes livign side by side. working class saw factory workers. | diffference between social class structure during the revolution | 12 | |
| 326016266 | when governments remove themselves entirely from regulation | laissez faire capitalism | 13 | |
| 326016267 | served as the foundation of socialism and communism | Karl Marx | 14 | |
| 326016268 | believed they could lead a worker revolution and end the tyranny of the czars | Vladmir Lenin | 15 | |
| 326016269 | industrial nations would colonize places, take all their natural resources back to england, make them a finished product, then send them back to the colonies for them to buy. they had to buy them because they couldn't trade with anyone else. | what made colonial powers rich | 16 | |
| 326016270 | ethnocentric...they believed the were superior | europeans were... | 17 | |
| 326016271 | in decling from wars and religious conflicts between hindus and muslims, lacked a strong leader. so europeans moved in. | mughal empire | 18 | |
| 326016272 | upper castes taught english, christianity spread, railroads and canals built, urbanization increased, all at the expense of of indian culture. | british imperialism on india | 19 | |
| 326016273 | to begin the path towards independence | indian national congress | 20 | |
| 326016274 | manchu dynasty trying to get its act together but it did no good | self strengthening movement | 21 | |
| 326016275 | many of the countries it controlled such as korea vietnam and japan | manchu dynasty lost... | 22 | |
| 326016276 | Germany, Russia, britain, and france. these spheres were not quite colonies. they were places where these countries set up military bases, businesses, transportation, and communication operations | spheres of influence in china | 23 | |
| 326016277 | japs built steamships and railways, samarai warrior class as a institution had been abolished, universal military service among all males was established, found national identity. went through a quick industrial revolution and became a world power. | during meji restoration | 24 | |
| 326016278 | japs kicked russia out of manchuria and developed their own sphere of influence there. | russo-japanese war | 25 | |
| 326016279 | slavery | as englishtenment ideas took root in europe more and more people became outrage with | 26 | |
| 326016280 | dutch went to south africa(boers) discovered diamonds and gold there. british quickly followed and they fought years of wars in the Boers Wars. britain won. south africa was annexed as part of their never ending empire | dutch then british in africa | 27 | |
| 326016281 | effort to oppose european colonialism | african national congress | 28 | |
| 326016282 | british colony, 1910 got it's own constitution and became union of south africa although still under british common wealth | south africa | 29 |
