1 Which of the following did NOT lead the way to new industrial frontiers during the Second Industrial Revolution?A) petroleum B) steel C) coal D) chemicals 2 Which of the following was NOT a result of the rapid rate of industrialization in Europe?A) increased wages after 1870 B) lower prices for many manufactured goods C) new consumer goods in department stores D) inexpensive cars 3 Unlike most nations in the industrialized core of Europe, _____ remained largely agricultural during the Second Industrial Revolution.A) Belgium B) the Netherlands C) France D) Russia 4 Which of the following advocated using only revolutionary means to achieve their goals?A) trade unions B) revisionists C) pure Marxists D) German Social Democratic Party 5 The European middle classes shared a belief in _____.A) building socialism by evolutionary means B) the violent overthrow of the bourgeoisie C) hard work and good conduct D) women's right to work 6 As the nineteenth century progressed, working-class women in Europe _____.A) became primarily domestic servants B) found opportunities as white-collar workers C) often joined the ranks of the feminists D) worked mainly at home 7 _____ was one of many signs that political democracy was expanding in Western Europe.A) Widespread government corruption B) Universal suffrage C) Ministerial responsibility D) Income inequality 8 Why was the Triple Alliance of 1882 created?A) Germany feared aggression from Russia B) Germany feared that France would form an anti-German alliance C) as a military alliance between France and Russia D) as a response to the Triple Entente 9 Between 1870 and 1914 writers and artists began a movement which sought new forms of expression, which has since been called _____.A) impressionism B) modernism C) cubism D) abstract expressionism 10 By raising questions about the nature of the human mind, _____ contributed to the uncertainty in the late 1800s and early 1900s.A) Albert Einstein B) Herbert Spencer C) Sigmund Freud D) Charles Darwin