verzamel TEST AGE 8: Citizens & Steam Engines

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The Industrial Revolution

+ the social Issue: 8.1 & 8.2

The industrial revolution started in:

1. France
2. Germany
3. Great Britain
4. The Netherlands

Before the industrial revolution, most people worked in:

1. cities
2. rural areas
3. factories
4. slavery

Which statement is correct?

1. The Netherlands was one of the first countries to industrialise.
2. Industrialisation led to a growth in the agricultural work sector.
3. Industrialisation led to urbanisation.
4. In the industrial cities, the wages were high.

During the age of citizens and steam engines,
the so called ‘new rich’ were:

1. members of the nobility.
2. specialised workers.
3. trade union members.
4. factory owners.

The first trade unions were established by:

1. factory owners.
2. labourers.
3. the government.
4. the church.

In order to improve the work situation for labourers, trade unions organised:

1. demonstrations.
2. meetings with factory owners.
3. strikes.
4. meetings with the government.

Which statement is true?
Statement I: The social issue was about bad working, health and living conditions of labourers.
Statement II: Social laws did not improve the conditions of the working class.

1. Statement I is true.
2. Statement II is true.
3. Both statements are true.
4. Both statements are false.

Why did factory owners like to employ children
in their factories? (3 reasons, 1 point per reason).

Write your answer in correct, numbered sentences
and write each reason on a new text line (= 1 extra p).

Look at the source, which is about the first
social law in the Netherlands.
What do you know about this law?

Why would some labourers be very angry
about this new law?

8.3: The rise of -isms

The Conference of Vienna restored:

1. enlightened reforms.
2. Napoleon’s power.
3. the power of traditional monarchs.
4. the power of revolutionaries.

Use source 1.
This source shows us how the Netherlands was
governed between 1814 and 1848.
Which part of the source illustrates that the king
was not inviolable yet between 1814 and 1848.

source 1

King Willem I says the following to his son, Crown Prince Willem (20-2-1820)

1. "We do .... monarchy."
2. "You speak...accept it."
3. "Yes, there...cast aside"
4. It is not illustrated in this source at all.

Which statement is false?

1. Dutch women got the passive right to vote in 1917
2. Before 1871, Dutch women were not allowed to study at university.
3. Feminists believe that men and women are equal.
4. Dutch women got the right to be elected in 1919.

Which statement is true?

Statement I: The motives for European imperialism were purely economic.
Statement II: Europeans saw people outside the Western world as less developed.

1. Statement I is true.
2. Statement II is true.
3. Both statements are true.
4. Both statements are false.

Which statement is true?

Statement I: The Dutch started the cultivation system to get as much profit as possible.
Statement II: Indonesian farmers benefited from the cultivation system.

1. Statement I is true.
2. Statement II is true.
3. Both statements are true.
4. Both statements are false.

What is the difference between active voting right and the passive voting right?

Complete the schematic

more freedom =

less (economic) equality

more equality =

less (economic) freedom

equality

working class people

don’t interfere in the economy

freedom

bourgeoisie

poor

manage the economy

wealthy

make social laws

Use source 1.
Which part of the statement by the king
clearly shows that the constitutional reform
of 1848 had not yet happened?

1. "My....parliament"
2. "I am....duties"
3. "I shall....faithful to"
4. None of the others

What type of suffrage was used in 1848?

1. Census suffrage
2. Secret suffrage
3. Universal suffrage
4. Direct suffrage

What should the government’s role be, according to liberals?

1. Enforce strict laws
2. Control all aspects of life
3. Play a small role
4. Promote wealth distribution

What do liberals believe leads to a better society?

1. Freedom of the individual
2. Wealth redistribution
3. Government intervention
4. Social equality

Who wrote the new Dutch constitution?

1. Rudolph Thorbecke
2. Thomas Jefferson
3. Willem II
4. Karl Marx

What did Aletta Jacobs introduce?

1. Gender equality in politics
2. Contraceptives for better healthcare
3. Free education for all
4. Women's voting rights

What did confessionalists want funding for?

1. Religion-oriented schools
2. Sports facilities
3. Healthcare services
4. Public transportation

What right do feminists still fight for?

1. Voting age
2. Equal salaries
3. Job security
4. Childcare subsidies

8.4 Modern Imperialism

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