Unit 5 Revolutions From 1750 1900 Jeopardy Template

Enlightenment Thinkers	Nationalisms and Revolutions	Technology in the Industrial Age	Society and the Industrial Age	Reactions to the Industrial Economy
100 Thomas Hobbes Who believed in a social contract that gave the government a strong central power?	100 Identification with one's own nation and support for its interests Define Nationalism	100 James Watt- textile factories, trains, steamships Who made the steam engine and what was it used to power?	100 A working-class was developed and the artisan class decreased What new classes of society emerged after the industrial age?	100 They fought for voting rights and child labor (banning children under the age of 10 from laboring) What did labor unions fight for?
200 Jean-Jacques Rousseau Who believed in the general will of the people?	200 American Revolution Which revolution led to the creation of a constitution based off of John Locke's principles?	200 Steel, chemicals, precision machinery, electronics, usage of oil What were the innovations of the second industrial revolution?	200 They labored in harsh conditions, their health declined because of harmful substances inhaled, and they worked in dangerous areas such as mines that could collapse and flood What effect did the industrial age have on children?	200 Utilitarianism (the belief that people do the greatest good for the greatest amount of people; want to address the problems of capitalism rather than replacing it) What did John Stuart Mill believe in?
300 Adam Smith Who believed in a laissez-faire style of government which led to a capitalist economy?	300 Haitian Revoltuion What was the only successful slave revolution in Latin America?	300 Alexander Graham Bell Thomas Edison Who created the first telephone and who improved it 10 years later?	300 The 1840's What decade was it made illegal for women to work in coal mines in Britain?	300 Karl Marx Who enacted scientific socialism?
400 Mary Wollstonecraft Who was an active feminist in England in 1792?	400 Reign of Terror What violent event did the French revolution lead to?	400 It allowed people to become no longer dependent on winds for power How did steamships revolutionize technology?	400 Women were expected to fulfill all of their household duties while also bringing home an income. This led to increased support for feminism from these women What was expected of women in the industrial age and what did this lead to?	400 the start of communism- when the working class rebels against the bourgeoisie to form a utopia. What is scientific socialism?
500 Dreyfus Affair Who was a jewish military officer wrongly convicted by people who believed in anti-Semitism?	500 Germany and Italy What countries were united in 1871 and became major world powers?	500 The Transcontinental Railroad What mode of transportation connected the Atlantic and Pacific oceans when it was completed in 1869?	500 Increased pollution, smog, and the spread of disease because of contaminated water What were the effects on the environment of the industrial age?	500 They became genros or elder statesmen; some rebelled and they were eventually kicked out of their government positions What did samurais do to adjust their position in serving the government?

Unit 5: Revolutions from 1750-1900

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