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Topic 5.10 · c. 1750–1900

Continuity and Change in the Industrial Age

Use evidence from political revolutions and industrial change to explain both new developments and older patterns that remained.

Topic 5.10 / Review

The big picture

What to know

Use evidence from political revolutions and industrial change to explain both new developments and older patterns that remained.

Example 1rights claims

Rights claims challenged monarchies but did not erase social inequality.

Example 2factories

Factories transformed production while many workers still lacked power.

Example 3social hierarchy

Social hierarchies persisted even as new classes and occupations emerged.

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Check your understanding

01 / Multiple choice · 3 questions

Choose one answer for each question. Feedback appears below it.

Question 01

Which example fits this clue? This example challenged monarchies but did not erase social inequality.

Question 02

Which example fits this clue? This example transformed production while many workers still lacked power.

Question 03

Which example fits this clue? Social hierarchies persisted even as new classes and occupations emerged.

02 / Write with evidence

Write a short response

What changed between 1750 and 1900, and what persisted?

  1. Make a claim that answers the question.
  2. Use two examples from the review.
  3. Explain how the examples support your claim.
See a model response

Industrialization transformed production and society, but inequality persisted. Rights claims challenged monarchies but did not erase social inequality. Factories transformed production while many workers still lacked power.

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rights claims

Rights claims challenged monarchies but did not erase social inequality.

factories

Factories transformed production while many workers still lacked power.

social hierarchy

Social hierarchies persisted even as new classes and occupations emerged.

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