A) universal manhood suffrage.
B) bi-annual meetings for members of parliament.
C) the secret ballot.
D) abolition of property qualifications for members of parliament.
E) annual meetings of parliament.
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A) William Siemens
B) Samuel Crompton
C) Henry Bessemer
D) John Kay
E) James Watt
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A) He believed that monogamy was a distortion of their sexual needs.
B) He believed that marriage limited people from community support.
C) He organized people into phalansteries.
D) He established the utopian community of New Harmony.
E) He viewed society as the origin of human misery.
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A) every other day because they worked 7 days a week.
B) religious reformers that swarmed into the slums.
C) drinking, games, and gossip.
D) church as it remained a religious day.
E) money because it was payday.
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A) it was a constitutional monarchy with many limits on the powers of the king and state.
B) it was a truly democratic state.
C) landed aristocrats dominated both the House of Lords and the House of Commons.
D) the middle class and working class slowly gained the right to vote.
E) many towns continued to be governed by corrupt groups.
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A) large and easily developed supplies of coal and iron.
B) the enclosure movement providing factories with a labor pool.
C) a river transportation system supplemented by canals and toll roads.
D) relative decentralization of European governments' power.
E) availability of cheap labor.
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A) They were exposed to better education.
B) Urban laws created healthier living conditions than living in the farm environment.
C) Laws protected workers from factory owner exploitation.
D) They lost the social connections attributed to small village life and environment.
E) Factory wages, although low, afforded them more material wealth.
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A) Bourgeois politicians shared more power with the landed aristocracy.
B) Rich bourgeois made it a point not to emulate aristocratic manners and pleasures.
C) Industrial wealth gave the middle class greater influence in all aspects of society.
D) Like the aristocratic and proletariat classes, the bourgeois class had many internal levels
E) The virtues of work, thrift, and ambitions were landmark characteristics of the middle class bourgeois.
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A) the use of coal was practical.
B) iron became cheap.
C) iron was produced instead of steel.
D) the use of coal was practical and iron was produced instead of steel.
E) steel became cheap.
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E) the coal industry.
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A) strikes were rarely successful and were often suppressed by force.
B) workers could not embark on strike action to back their demand until after 1875.
C) unions made some headway in protecting their members from unemployment and dangerous working conditions.
D) many workers believed that the only hope for their class lay in unified action through trade unions.
E) their organization was illegal until 1862.
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