AP World history CHP 26 Flashcards

14058738368	How was ocean shipping transformed by the mid-nineteenth century?	A. There were more efficient, powerful engines. B. The average size of freighters increased from 200 to 7,500 tons.C. Steel replaced wooden hulls.D. Propellers replaced paddle wheels. E. All of these	0
14058738369	The "annihilation of time and space," extolled by the public and the press, referred especially to	submarine telegraph cables.	1
14058738370	Most railways were built by European or American engineers with equipment from the West. The exception to this was in	Japan.	2
14058738371	One of the most significant environmental effects of building railroads was	vast consumption of lumber.	3
14058738372	Industrial chemistry was a great advantage to Germany because Germany	had the most advanced scientific institutions.	4
14058738373	The most prominent early use of electric current was	for lighting.	5
14058738374	The negative environmental effects of nineteenth-century industrialization included all of the following except	depletion of the ozone layer.	6
14058738375	By 1900, Britain controlled all of the following industries except:	chemical dyes	7
14058738376	The increase in the number of Europeans overseas was largely due to	a drop in the death rate.	8
14058738377	The growth of towns and cities was made easier by railways, creating the commuter society. This affected primarily which class?	Working-class laborers in the suburbs	9
14058738378	The Victorian Age refers to rules of behavior and family wherein	the home was idealized as a peaceful and loving refuge.	10
14058738379	The most important duty of middle class women was considered:	raising children.	11
14058738380	What ideology questioned the sanctity of private property?	Socialism	12
14058738381	The nineteenth-century movement that defended workers against their employers was	the labor union movement.	13
14058738382	Workers around the world primarily sought change	by participating in the political system through voting	14
14058738383	According to Marx, the end of worker exploitation would occur when	workers tired of being "have-nots" and rose up in violent opposition to their oppressors.	15
14058738384	A conflict between men and women in radical political movements resulted in:	A. working class women had little time for politics. B. Emma Goldman and Rosa Luxemburg attracted a few followers. C. the reluctant realization that women's liberation would have to come second to workers' rights. D. exclusion from trade unions and radical political parties. E. all of these.	16
14058738385	Who was the most famous early-nineteenth-century nationalist?	Giuseppe Mazzini	17
14058738386	The revolutions of 1848 convinced politicians that	they couldn't keep the people out of politics forever.	18
14058738387	The most influential idea of the nineteenth century was	nationalism.	19
14058738388	The most successful leader of Italian unification efforts was:	Giuseppe Garabaldi	20
14058738389	Bismarck's plan to unite most German-speaking people into a single state focused on using	industry and nationalism.	21
14058738390	A significant point of dispute between France and Germany was	Germany's seizure of Alsace and Lorraine.	22
14058738391	which ideology is most likely to keep things the way they are	conservatism	23
14058738392	the chemical dye industry hurt tropical nations such as India because	those nations grew the most indigo	24
14058738393	in Tokugawa Japan the political power rested in the hands of	shoguns	25
14058738394	i 1910 controlled all of the following industries except	chemical dyes	26
14058738395	suffragists lobbied for which reform of women's lives	the right to vote	27
14058738396	What ideology question the sancitity of private property	socialism	28
14058738397	the largest railway network in the world at the end of the 19th century was in	the united states	29
14058738398	in in the communist manifesto marks and angles argued that the and lemonade shin of private property would	establish a new society without government	30
14058738399	the production of blank was one of the first industries to be affected by the Industrial Revolution	cotton cloth	31
14058738400	The effect of the Crimean War was to	destroy the concert of Europe and leave Austria without friends among the great powers	32
14058738401	Otto von Bismarck practice realpolitik which was	a serious politics based on practical matters rather than theory or ethics	33
14058738402	who developed a steam engine that would derive machinery	James Watt	34
14058738403	One of the most significant Reforms undertaken by Japan Meiji oligarchy is was	opening schools to train Japanese students to Western science and technology	35
14058738404	to Darwin blank was central to organic evolution	natural selection	36
14058738405	who demanded that Japan Open its ports for refueling and trade	Matthew Perry	37
14058738406	the social change brought about by the Industrial Revolution was evident in the	emergence of middle class and the working class	38
14058738407	as a result of immigration between 1850 to 1910 the population of Northern America increased by almost	fourfold	39
14058738408	who proposed the germ theory of disease	Louis pasteur	40
14058738409	once government owned industries in Japan became profitable	they were sold to private investors	41
14058738410	railroad building in Britain France Germany Canada Russia Japan in the US field tremendous	gross in the world real road networks from 1850 to 1900	42
14058738411	railroad were not confined to	industrialized nation they can be constructed almost anywhere they would be of value to business or govern ment	43
14058738412	a number of technological development and shipbuilding are	steel poles propellers and efficient engines	44
14058738413	a number of technological developments in shipbuilding made it possible to increase the average size of speeding of ocean going vessels with expection of	Larger stronger canvas for sales	45
14058738414	shipping lines were used the growing system of	submarine telegraph cables to coordinate the movement of their ships around the world	46
14058738415	Steel is expecially blank blank and blank form of iron	hard light elastic	47
14058738416	the leading producer of steel by 1900 was	the United States	48
14058738417	due to the creation of synthetic dyes the what. In nineteenth-century fashion was born	Muave period	49
14058738418	who took nitroglycerin and turned it into a stable solid known as dynamite	Alfred Nobel	50
14058738419	an electricity demand screw in the late 19th century, blank plants were constructed	hydroelectric	51
14058738420	the economies of Western Europe and North America the first to industrialize	grew more diverse and prosperous	52
14058738421	by the 1900 two thirds of the submarine cables and one half of the world's shipping were blank owned	BRITISH	53
14058738422	steamships and railroad assistant in the movement of	Emigrants	54
14058738423	in the 19th century Asian twerk recruited to build	work on plantations mines and on railroads	55
14058738424	what was the number one reason for population increase in the 19th century Europe	drop and death rates as epidemics decreased	56
14058738425	the period from 1850 to 1901 is known as the Victorian age true or false	true	57
14058738426	men and women of middle class were thought to be belong to	separate Spheres	58
14058738427	who led the women's suffrage assist movement in the British	Emmeline pankHurst	59
14058738428	this profession with suitable for a young single woman	teacher	60