AP Euro Chapter 7

A family in which 3 or 4 generations lived under the same roof and a patriarch

extended family

establishment of foundling hospitals was an attempt to

prevent willful destruction and abandonment of newborn kids

people in western europe usually married

suprisingly late

which of the following statements about jews in 18th century is false

catherine the greats manifesto in 1762 welcomed jews for her army

the single largest group in an 18th century city was the

artisans

during the early industrial revolution the leading industry was the manufacture of

textiles

all of the folllowing were invented in western europe in the fifteenth and sixteenth century except

flying shuttle

important prerequisites for GBs industrialization in mid 18th century included which of the following

innovations in agricultural techniques and increases in food production

szlachta refers to a

polish noble

which of the following countries had the worst conditions to be a serf in

Russia

the largest serf uprising in the 18th century came in

russia

which of the statements about family life in eastern europe is true

had kids at a younger age than people in western europe

a striking feature of the old regime was the

great differences between the french adn english nobility

the putting out system involved the

organization of peasants to spin wool into thread

the british nobility differed from the french nobility in that

the english was very active socially and politically

one of the clearest examples of aristocratic domination in the 18th century was

control and manipulation of the game laws

the game laws discussed in the chapter were a product of

england

in preindustrial europe the role of the wife was

to be an active organizer and participant in family decisions and security

peasants called for a restoration of customary rights because such rights

provided them with access to the courts

what factors encouraged english landlords to adopt technological innovations in agriculture

a steady increase in the price of grain

during the 18th century which of the following was not a contributing factor to britains industrial development

generally low taxes

in the 18th century poverty was

worse in the countryside

charles townshend was famous for his crop rotation using

turnips

robert bakewell contributed what to the agricultural revolution

new ways of breeding animals

the agriculutral revolution began and flourished in what nations

england and the netherlands