The Economic Hardships Faced by the Peasantry and Working Class
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Q. The revolt of weavers in Silesia took place in ______.
- 1846
- 1870
- 1845
- 1850
Q. Who among the following persuaded the French government to set up worker-controlled social workshops?
- Jacob Grimm
- Charles X
- Karol Kurpiński
- Louis Blanc
Q. Assertion [A]: Poor harvests and increase in the prices of food crops led to death and starvation among the peasantry in pre-industrial Europe.
Reason [R]: The peasant class was hugely burdened with feudal dues and obligations in pre-industrial Europe.
Read the above given statements and select the appropriate option.
Reason [R]: The peasant class was hugely burdened with feudal dues and obligations in pre-industrial Europe.
Read the above given statements and select the appropriate option.
- A is true, but R is false.
- Both A and R is true. R is the correct explanation for A.
- Both A and R are false.
- Both A and R is true. R is the incorrect explanation for A.
Q. Which among the following was/were the consequence(s) of industrialisation on the working class population in Europe?
- Increase in economic inequality.
- Workers lived in overcrowded conditions, which led to disease and stress.
- Workers had higher wages and flexible working hours.
- Workers were forced leave their families and migrate to urban areas in search of jobs.
Q. In what ways was the Industrial Revolution a revolution?
- Its effects were sweeping and far-reaching.
- There were significant repercussions for the political, social, and economic lives of the masses.
- It included a carefully planned out growth strategy by the workers.
- The government led a sudden rebellion to improve working conditions of working class.
Q. persuaded the French government to set up worker-controlled social workshops.
- Charles Reus
- Loius Blanc
- Robert James
Q. Industrialisation in England replaced manual labour with automated machines and caused an increase in unemployment.
- True
- False
Q. persuaded the French government to set up worker-controlled social workshops.
- Charles Reus
- Loius Blanc
- Robert James
Q. In what ways was the Industrial Revolution a revolution?
- Its effects were sweeping and far-reaching.
- There were significant repercussions for the political, social, and economic lives of the masses.
- It included a carefully planned out growth strategy by the workers.
- The government led a sudden rebellion to improve working conditions of working class.
Q. Assertion [A]: Poor harvests and increase in the prices of food crops led to death and starvation among the peasantry in pre-industrial Europe.
Reason [R]: The peasant class was hugely burdened with feudal dues and obligations in pre-industrial Europe.
Read the above given statements and select the appropriate option.
[0.8 marks]
Reason [R]: The peasant class was hugely burdened with feudal dues and obligations in pre-industrial Europe.
Read the above given statements and select the appropriate option.
[0.8 marks]
- Both A and R is true. R is the correct explanation for A.
- Both A and R is true. R is the incorrect explanation for A.
- A is true, but R is false.
- Both A and R are false.