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Question 1 Use the sources below to answer the questions that follow: Not yet answered Source 1 Marked out of 1 Life expectancy, 1723 to 1900 in Data Flag question WANNAWWW.United Kingdom 40 years 30 years 20 years 10 years 0 years 1723 1740 1760 1780 1800 1820 1840 1860 1880 1900 Source: Riley (2005), Clio Infra (2015), and UN Population Division (2019) OurWorldInData.org/life-expectancy . CC BY Note: Shown is period life expectancy at birth, the average number of years a newborn would live if the pattern of mortality in the given year were to stay the same throughout its life. Source: Our World in Data Source 2 BRITISH COTTON EXPORTS Decade Million lbs 1850s 226.5 1860s 384.4 1870s 554.8 1880s 469.5 1890s 536.9 1900s 710.6 1910s 920.1Source 3 \"I have seen production increasing while enjoyments were diminishing.The mass of the nation here, no less than philosophers, seem to forget that the increase of wealth is not the end in political economy,but is the instrument in procuring the happiness of all." Source 4 Pot maker, weaver or blacksmith,we all have the same enemy; the infernal machine that cares not for artistry of skill, but only for speed and quantity. Which of the sources expresses most clearly the concerns of the Luddites? Select one: Q a. Source 1 O b. Source 2 O c. Source 3 Q d. Source4 Question 2 Use the sources below to answer the questions that follow: Not yet answered Source 1 Marked out of 1 Life expectancy, 1723 to 1900 Our World Flag question whywwWwWWunited Kingdom 40 years 30 years 20 years 10 years O years 1723 1740 1760 1 1800 1820 1840 1860 1880 1900 Source: Riley (2005), Clio Infra (2015), and UN Population Division (2019) OurWorldInData.org/life-expectancy . CC BY Note: Shown is period life expectancy at birth, the average number of years a newborn would live if the pattern of mortality in the given year were to stay the same throughout its life. Source: Our World in Data Source 2 BRITISH COTTON EXPORTS Decade Million lbs 1850s 226.5 1860s 384.4 1870s 554.8 1880s 469.5 1890s 536.9 1900s 710.6 1910s 920.1Source 3 \"I have seen production Increasing while enjoyments were diminishing.The mass ofthe nation here, no less than philosophers, seem to forget that the increase of wealth is not the end in political economy, but is the instrument in procuring the happiness of all.\" Source 4 Pot maker,weaver or blacksmith,we all have the same enemy; the infernal machine that cares not for artistry of skill, but only for speed and quantity. Which of the sources serves as the best evidence to support the idea that the Industrial Revolution benetted everyone? Select one: 0 a. Source 2 O b. Source 4 O c. Source 1 Q d. Source 3 Question 3 Use the source below to answer the question that follows. Not yet answered LUDDITE OLYMPICS Marked out of 1 Flag question EVENT COMPUTER MONITOR THROW Original Artist Reproduction rights obtainable from www.CartoonStock.com Based on the source, which of the following statements best indicates a concern common to the Industrial Revolution and today? Select one: O a. Many people fear that technology will interfere with traditional sporting events. O b. Many people reject the imposition of technology. O c. Many people fear that technology threatens their way of life. O d. Many people react to the impact of technology by destroying it.Question 4 Use the source below to answer the question. Not yet answered HERE. TROT THIS Marked out of 1 OUT TO THE FLOOR FOR Flag DEBATE BEFORE question ANYONE NOTICES WE'RE MUST BE VOTING OURSELVES ANOTHER MID-TERM HB- 3279 ELECTION PAY RAISE... PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT TO BAN TIME... TEN-COMMANDMENTS O BURNING, DEATH-TAX LOVING, GUN-HATING, MINIMUM-WAGE RAISING, SAME-SEX ILLEGAL- ME ALIENS FOR CONGRESS parker@ brevard gannett . com ORIE TODAY "Here Trot This Out To The Floor" @ Jeff Parker, Florida Today, 2016. Courtesy of Cagle Comics Which of the following ideologies would be most supportive of the proposed amendments in the cartoon? (Note: A "constitutional amendment" is a change to the constitution of a country.) Select one: O a. Conservative O b. Modern Liberal O c. Classical Liberal O d. SocialistQuestion 5 Use the source to answer the next question. Not yet answered Provision for Economic Equality Marked out of 1 For Against Flag question For 11 For Provision for Provision for Government Government Intervention in the Intervention in the Economy III IV Economy Against Against For Against Provision for Economic Equality OADLC Which of the quadrants is linked most clearly to the principles of classic conservatism? Select one: O a. Quadrant I O b. Quadrant II O c. Quadrant Ill O d. Quadrant IV\fQues'io" 7 Use the following source to answer the question that follows: Notyet answered Statement I: The perfection of human beings can be achieved through change in the social environment. Marked outof 1 Statement II:The achievement of the perfect world can be accomplished only through violent revolution. \\V Flag Statement Ill: Business and social institutions must change to create a more just world. question Statement IV: Cooperation must replace competition to produce a more equal society. Which of these statements describe best the ideas of utopian socialism? Select one: Q a. ||,|||,and IV 0 b, |,||,and III 0 c. |,||,and IV 0 d. |,|||,and IV Question 3 Use the source that follows to answer the question. Not yet answe'Ed After World War II, Sears, Roebuck, & Company offered its workers prot sharing, stock ownership, and secure employment. However, it did not allow its Marked out of 1 employees to organize or form unions. F Flag question From the perspective of a socialist, these actions would be Select one: 0 a. acceptable because they led to economic stability 0 b. unacceptable because they did not contribute to greater individual rights and freedoms O c. acceptable because they encouraged workers to act in self-interest Q d. unacceptable because they did not lead to greater economic equality Question 9 Use the two sources that follow to answer the question below Not yet answered Source one Marked out of 1 Strikes were used often by workers in the steel, automobile,and rubber industries.These strikes effectively paralyzed businesses because no one if! Frag completed the work required and employers were afraid to hire people to replace striking workers.The Winnipeg General Strike paralyzed the city. The queson Supreme Court made these strikes illegal. Source Two Winnipeg General Strike, 1919 Courtesy Library and Archives Canada Which of the following groups would be most likely to support the strikers? Select one: Q a. Supporters of modern liberalism O b. Supporters of classical conservatism O c. Laissez-faire capitalists Q d. Supporters of classical liberalism Question 10 Not yet answered Marked out of 1 F Flag question Use the following sources to answer the question that follows: Source One There were many other arguments in favour of women's suffrage. Women worked long hours in factories. Although by the early 19005 men could vote to change the laws governing the workplace,women could not. Government measures helped sick or unemployed working men but left women and children without protection. Laws relating to marriage were often unfair to women. Many women suffered domestic violence, but sentences for men were usually very light. When a marriage broke down,the general assumption was that the woman was to blame, Men were given almost all the property that the couple had accumulated during their married life.There was little protection for young working class girls from sexual abuse or from being forced into prostitution. Women pointed out that men were supposed to look after them but the laws in Britain proved that they had failed to do so. This meant that they should be given the vote so that they could seek laws that would protect them properly. Source Two The two sources best indicate that women were granted equality rights due to Select one: Q a. violent protests O b. economic reasons 0 c. logic and activism Q d. pressure they put on their husbands QHEStiO" 11 Which of the following statements of fact about the role of the Canadian government in the economy is most consistent with Keynesian economic Not yet theory? answered Marked out of 1 Select one; F Flag 0 a. The Canadian government,through the Bank of Canada,can increase or decrease the rate of economic growth. question 0 b. Canadian Crown corporations,such as Canada Post and the Canadian Dairy Commission,are run at a cost to taxpayers. O c. The regulation of industry in Canada ensures worker safety standards are met. 0 d. Crown corporations provide competition to the private sector of the economy. 9'16\"\" 12 Which of the following statements of fact about the role of the Canadian government in the economy is most consistent with Keynesian economic Notyet theory? answered Marked out of 1 Select one; F Flag 0 a. The Canadian government,through the Bank of Canada,can increase or decrease the rate of economic growth. question 0 b. Canadian Crown corporations, such as Canada Post and the Canadian Dairy Commission,are run at a cost to taxpayers. O c. The regulation of industry in Canada ensures worker safety standards are met. 0 d. Crown corporations provide competition to the private sector of the economy. \fQues ti on 1 4 Not yet answered Marked out of 1 V Flag question Use the sources below to answer the questions that follow. Source One The Rise of Classical Liberal Philosophy Classical liberal philosophers emerged from a class structure with its roots in Medieval feudalism, Their society was divided into an aristocratic elite,a rural peasantry,and an urban middle class of educated professionals,crafts persons, and merchants. Classical liberals regarded this class structure and its related mercantile and guild systems as inhibiting liberty and stiing economic innovation and expansion. In general these early liberal philosophers advocated reforms that would reduce government regulation and thereby create greater freedom for the individual to prosper. The catch phrases that emerged from this era include: - The invisible hand - Economic production decisions based on supply and demand - Innovation and entrepreneurship . Self reliance The influence of these early liberal philosophers was profound. Source Two The Industrial Revolution The Industrial Revolution was a time of unprecedented economic growth and seemingly endless innovation.A host of new machines contributed to the emergence of the factory system and the mass production of a wide array of consumer goods. A mass market evolved and economic growth occurred on a scale never before experienced. Rapid urbanization took place as people moved to be near the new factories. The owners of these industries emerged and the \"nouveau riche"- a new economically powerful class- threatened the privileges of the aristocracy. At the other end of the scale, another new class,the urban labourers, emerged. For them, life was dreary and dangerous. Poverty and disease were common in the urban slums of the new industrial cities in which they lived.As time passed,this new class began to organize and create worker associations to demand greater rights and freedomsThere also emerged sympathetic intellectuals who called for changes to the economic system to lessen the suffering of the poor. Calls also came for political reform to create a more democratic government to take control from the wealthy landowning aristocracy and place in the hands of the majority of the populationworking men and women. Source Three The Rise of Modern Liberalism As the abuses of the industrial era became obvious, and with the threat that, should reform not occur, a revolution might take place,a new wave of liberal philosophers emerged.They recognized that in order for the individual to enjoy life there was a need for the state to play an economic roleThis role would be to protect workers and consumers through the use of regulations and through the creation of a tax base through which working people would provide the funds to support an education programme for all and to provide assistance to those who could not help themselves. These philosophers believed that through expanding suffrage, governments would better serve the will of all classes, rather than to protect the ruling elite. Information in the sources indicate that, despite the changes that occured over the time period described,one factor has remained constant. That factor Can be described best as Select one: O a. the existence of a class structure O b. the domination of society by the aristocracy O c. a declining role for government in society O d. extensive government intervention in the economyQuestion 15 Not. yet answered Marked out of 1 F Flag question U58 the Sources below to answer the questions thal'fOHOW. Source One The Rise of Classical Liberal Philosophy Classical liberal philosophers emerged from a class structure with its roots in Medieval feudalism, Their society was divided into an aristocratic elite,a rural peasantry,and an urban middle class of educated professionals,crafts persons,and merchants. Classical liberals regarded this class structure and its related mercantile and guild systems as inhibiting liberty and stifling economic innovation and expansion. In general these early liberal philosophers advocated reforms that would reduce government regulation and thereby create greater freedom for the individual to prosper. The catch phrases that emerged from this era include: . The invisible hand . Economic production decisions based on supply and demand . Innovation and entrepreneurship . Self reliance The inuence of these early liberal philosophers was profound. Source Two The Industrial Revolution The Industrial Revolution was a time of unprecedented economic growth and seemingly endless innovation.A host of new machines contributed to the emergence of the factory system and the mass production of a wide array of consumer goods. A mass market evolved and economic growth occurred on a scale never before experienced. Rapid urbanization took place as people moved to be near the new factoriesThe owners of these industries emerged and the "nouveau riche"- a new economically powerful class- threatened the privileges of the aristocracy. At the other end of the scale, another new class,the urban labourers, emerged. For them, life was dreary and dangerous. Poverty and disease were common in the urban slums of the new industrial cities in which they lived.As time passed,this new class began to organize and create worker associations to demand greater rights and freedoms.There also emerged sympathetic intellectuals who called for changes to the economic system to lessen the suffering of the poor. Calls also came for political reform to create a more democratic government to take control from the wealthy landowning aristocracy and place in the hands of the majority of the population-working men and women. Source Three The Rise of Modern Liberalism As the abuses of the industrial era became obvious, and with the threat that, should reform not occur, a revolution might take place,a new wave of liberal philosophers emerged.They recognized that in order for the individual to enjoy life there was a need for the state to play an economic role.This role would be to protect workers and consumers through the use of regulations and through the creation of a tax base through which working people would provide the funds to support an education programme for all and to provide assistance to those who could not help themselves. These philosophers believed that through expanding suffrage, governments would better serve the will of all classes, rather than to protect the ruling elite. Taken together; which of the following titles would be best appropriate? Select one: O a. The Rise and Fall of Liberalism O b. The Evolution of Liberal Philosophy O c. Contradictions Inherent in Liberalism O d. Challenges to Liberal Values and Beliefs