WHAP Period 3 - Test - Big Ideas

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The Industrial Revolution

  • Shift from manpower to machine based production

Reforms:

  • Child Labor laws, Social Changes

Did people care about the environment?

  • No

Women and Children in workforces

  • Cheap labor, poor working conditions

Consumer Culture:

  • Increased goods, availability, capitalism flourished

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Communism + Socialism

  • Karl Marx: Proletariat (workers) vs. Bourgeois (owners)

  • Lenin and the Bolsheviks: Socialism, not full Communism

  • Vanguard party: Lenin’s idea for an elite group to lead the revolution.

  • Lenin in exile (Switzerland): Avoiding Tsarist persecution

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Political Revolutions

French Revolution

  • Declaration of the Rights of Man - All men Equal under the Law

  • Overthrow of Monarchy: Rise of democracy - American Revolution

  • Declaration of Independence: Natural Rights, Inspired by Enlightenment Ideas

Latin American Revolutions:

  • Simon Bolivar: Led Independence movements

  • Monroe Doctrine: US policy opening European interference in the Americas

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Enlightenment + Political Thought

  • John Locke: Natural Rights (Life,Liberty,Property)

  • Divine Right of Kings: Justification for absolute monarchy

  • Freedom of Religion : Key Enlightenment Principle

  • Adam Smith + Laissez-Faire Economics: Minimal government interference

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Imperialism + Colonization

Africa:

  • Berlin Conference: European powers divided Africa

  • Horrors of the Congo: King Leopold it’s brutal rule, mass deaths

  • Social Darwinism + Paternalism: Justifications for European Domination

China

  • Opium Wars: England vs. China over opium trade

India

  • Under British Control: Economic Exploitation, cultural imposition

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Modernization Efforts

Meiji Restoration (Japan)

  • Opened to trade, industrialized rapidly

  • US role: Forced Japan to open its ports

Ottoman Empire + Tanzimat Reforms:

  • Attempt to modernize and resist European domination

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Global Consequences of Industrialization

Rapid Technology Advancements

  • Steam Engines, Railroads

Social Improvements lagged behind

  • Poor working conditions, low wages

First Modern Genocide

  • Congo Free State under Belgian rule