| Term | Definition |
|---|
| Mass urbanization | Why did the development of the modern city see a rapid increase after 1800? |
| Bourgeoisie | The middle class were also the.. |
| Social Mobility | The middle class developed due to the ___________ of the 18th century. |
| Proletariat | The new industrial working class is also known as the .... |
| The mining Industry | Women and children were reserved the worst of jobs in what industry? |
| the Standard of living | The liberal view of the social impact of this revolution was "the rich got richer, the poor got poorer". This illustrated that what was worsening for the poorer people? |
| Conservative | The ______________ view saw Britain as better off than some countries. |
| The French Revolution | What event in the 1790s led to a more conservative parliament? |
| It slowed down reform | Why was parliament being more conservative a problem to reform? |
| Factory acts, unions, strikes | In 1819 Parliament passed the _____________________ which made _____________ &__________________illegal. |
| Hopeless | The poor law commissioners discovered the workers as having what kind of lives? |
| Prostitution, crime and sexual immorality | having hopeless lives resulted in what primary 3 things? |
| the poor law of 1820 | To solve the problem of hopeless lives and poor work ethics, parliament passed what law? |
| James Kay- Shuttleworth | Who discovered the cause of Cholera? |
| Unsanitary Public Water | What was the cause of Cholera? |
| Report on the condition of the laboring class in Great Britain | What did Edwin Chadwick write? |
| the Luddites | Which group of reformers smashed machines but were never really punished? |
| Chartism | The reforms of a universal manhood suffrage, secret ballots, and payment for members of parliament is representative of what movement? |
| Creating the framework for future reforms and uniting the working class | Though chartism was not an overall success it was successful in what 2 things? |
| Factory | in 1833 Parliament passed the _________ act which reduced the labor hours |
| Ten hours act | in 1847 the _______________ act was passed which limited the work day of children to ten hours. |
| Evolution, Revolution | After certain reforms, parliament was soon on the journey to ___________ rather than ______________ |
| Utopian Socialism | Which movement identified the #1 cause of injustice as Competition? |
| Robert Owen | In Newlanark, Scotland, which Utopian socialist attempted to better the working conditions? |
| Cooperative labor practices | As a manager Robert Owen gave ______________ (they worked together as a team!!) |
| Wordsworth | The Greatest Romantic poet was __________ who attacked the overexploitation of land. |
| The overexploitation of labor | The Romantic painters criticized what? |
| Capital | at the end of the First industrial revolution, what was the only factor of production that was not overexploited? |
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