Which of the following areas of Europe was known as the “Powder Keg”?

This was the socio-political movement of the 1890s-1920s that took the place of populism, which encouraged changes in government practice and human rights.

A Social Theory that developed during the Gilded Age/Second Industrial Revolution which taught that the weak and poor were meant to be ruled and dominated by the strong and wealthy, survival of the fittest.

 A late 1800s political movement that championed bimetallism, a progressive income tax, the direct election of senators, and strongly associated with William Jennings Bryan.

During the Industrial Revolution, this material replaced wood as the primary building material for city dwellings.

Which of the following Progressive policies were passed to give the people more say in the government?

In 1760, the First Industrial Revolution began in this nation.

Archduke Franz Ferdinand was assassinated because of the Austro-Hungarian Empire’s control of which people group in Europe?

This invention of the Industrial Revolution dramatically increased the speed at which goods could be transported from place to place over land and over water.

Period of history characterized by a large gap between rich and poor where the rich lived lavish lifestyles and the poor lived miserable lives plagued by overworking and underconsumption.