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How total was the transformation brought about by the industrial revolution? Did anything of the old world remain? Was there opposition to this transition?

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One of the authors of the Manifesto of the Communist Party was


A) Marx.
B) Fourier.
C) Rousseau.
D) Owen.
E) Lenin.

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The most crucial technological breakthrough of the early industrial era was the development of a general-purpose steam engine in 1765 by James Watt.

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Marx and Engels proposed that capitalism divided people into two classes.The classes were


A) the capitalists and the bourgeoisie.
B) the capitalists and the proletariat.
C) the workers and the peasantry.
D) the capitalists and the middle class.
E) the proletariat and the nobility.

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Henry Bessemer's innovations made it possible to produce cheaper


A) iron.
B) cotton.
C) steel.
D) oil.
E) wool.

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Industrialization and population growth strongly discouraged migration and urbanization.

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