The Social History of E(urope)
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Quarter 1: Leisure
1. The Evolution of Leisure in England
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2. Leisure and the English Monarchy
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3. Leisure and the Nobility of England
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4. Leisure and the Merchant Class of England
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5. Leisure and the Peasant Class of England
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Quarter 2: Labor
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Quarter 3: Family
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Quarter 4: Science
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Work and Labor in 18th Century Europe (Quiz 1)
1. Which of the following is NOT a reason for the population growth in 18th century Europe?
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A. Fewer famines led to a decrease in the death rate
B. Less endemic plagues led to a decreased in the death rate
C. More children were surviving into adulthood
D. There was an increase in the birth rate
E. 18th century governments provided economic incentives to women who had more children
2. Which of the following statements is false about the Agricultural Revolution?
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A. The new crop rotation method allowed for land to lie fallow.
B. Farmers built dung pits to integrate animal manure as fertilizer for their crops.
C. Better irrigation systems were developed.
D. Selective breeding allowed farmers to yield meat, dairy products, and wool in better quality and quantity.
E. The enclosure movement allowed for privatization of farms.
3. Children of poor working families during the Industrial Revolution...
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A. Attended school
B. Were often found playing games on the streets with their friends
C. Were able to climb up the social ladder easily
D. Often worked long, tiring, and dangerous hours in factories
E. Did not work in factories until they were at least 12 years old
4. The theory of free markets...
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A. Did not advocate for workers and employers to freely contract for work without guild regulations.
B. Did not advocate for the private borrowing and loaning of funds.
C. Advocated for fewer tariffs.
D. Was not supported by Adam Smith.
E. Was a traditional economic theory that 18th century thinkers often criticized.
5. Which of the following accurately describes the cycle of population growth prior to the 18th century?
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A. Population growth led to an increase in economic activity which led to more population growth.
B. Population growth led to overpopulation which led to famine, and then a population decline.
C. Population never experienced growth prior to the 18th century.
D. Famine led to population growth.
E. None of the above accurately describe population trends before the 18th century.
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