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9.34 Enlightenment, Revolutions, and Industrialization, 1750–1900 Worksheet

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Enlightenment, Revolutions, and Industrialization, 1750–1900 - Evaluate revolutionary movements and ideologies; analyze industrialization and social change across regions. (AP World History: Modern Units 5–6; CCSS RH.9–10.8)

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Problem 1Difficulty: Mastery
A student is writing an essay about revolutions and industrialization. They need the best example for the prompt below.
Which option best explains how revolutions and industrialization together affected global migration patterns?
APolitical upheaval and new industrial jobs encouraged movement to cities and across oceans, creating large migrant communities in industrial regions
BMigration occurred only in ancient times and not in the 1800s
CRevolutions and factories stopped all migration by banning travel everywhere
DIndustrialization reduced transportation, making long-distance movement impossible
Solution & Explanation:The correct choice is the only one that matches both parts of the prompt and stays in the 1750–1900 context. It links revolutionary ideology with industrial/social change in a historically accurate way.
Problem 2Difficulty: Mastery
A student is writing an essay about revolutions and industrialization. They need the best example for the prompt below.
Which option best explains a major social consequence of urban industrialization?
AUrbanization eliminated disease entirely and made sanitation unnecessary
BCrowded housing and pollution contributed to disease outbreaks, leading to public health reforms such as sewers and clean water systems
CCities disappeared as people moved back to isolated farms
DPollution led governments to abolish schools and newspapers
Solution & Explanation:The correct choice is the only one that matches both parts of the prompt and stays in the 1750–1900 context. It links revolutionary ideology with industrial/social change in a historically accurate way.
Problem 3Difficulty: Mastery
A student is writing an essay about revolutions and industrialization. They need the best example for the prompt below.
Which option best distinguishes socialism from laissez-faire capitalism in the nineteenth century?
ASocialists argued for inherited aristocratic privilege, while laissez-faire argued for feudal dues
BSocialists emphasized collective solutions and social welfare to reduce inequality, while laissez-faire thinkers argued markets should operate with minimal regulation
CBoth ideologies were identical and centered on divine right kings
DSocialists opposed all government activity, while laissez-faire demanded total state ownership
Solution & Explanation:The correct choice is the only one that matches both parts of the prompt and stays in the 1750–1900 context. It links revolutionary ideology with industrial/social change in a historically accurate way.

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