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AP EUROPEAN HISTORYName: _____________________________________
The Ancién Regime(1710 – 1780)
William Hogarths, Gin Lane (1715)
McKay Chapters 17 &18 Page 1 of 9
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Pre-Industrial Revolution(Pages 542 – 557)
1. Describe farming before the agricultural revolution.
2. Describe farming after the agricultural revolution.
3. Explain the factors that caused the Low Countries and England to adopt the new methods of the
agricultural revolution first.
4. Explain the reasons for the dramatic population increase in Europe during the 18th century.
5. Discuss the development of cottage industry and its impact on rural life and economy.
6. Describe the features of the guild system and explain how it evolved in the 18th century.
7. Explain why the guild system eventually was replaced.
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International Economics(Pages 557 – 571)
8. Describe the actions of the British East India Company.
9. Describe the actions of the Dutch East India Company.
10. Explain how Britain became the dominant European power in the colonial world.
11. Identify European colonies in Asia.
12. Explain Adam Smith’s economic theory, and contrast it with mercantilism.
13. Complete the Primary Source on page 556.
14. Complete the Primary Source on page 566.
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Life in Ancien Regime(Pages 576 – 586)
15. Describe 18th century marriage and family patterns.
16. Describe 18th century attitudes towards children.
17. Describe changes in education and literacy in the 18th century.
18. Describe the diets of the different social classes.
19. Describe in what ways and why diet changed in the 18th century.
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Consumer Revolution(Pages 586 – 606)
20. Describe the new pattern of consumption that emerged in the 18th century: how and why Europe began to develop a consumer society.
21. Describe 18th century medical care.
22. Describe the influence of religion and the church in everyday life, and how religion was mixed with leisure.
23. Complete the Primary Source on page 584.
24. Complete the Primary Source on page 595.
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Unit Review Page25. Explain the transformation of rural life during this period.
26. Illustrate the divisions of European Society.
27. Explain the economic transformations of this period.
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IdentifyWho? What? When? Where?
1. agricultural revolution (ca 1650-1850)
2. agrarian
3. open-field system
4. common lands
5. crop rotation
6. enclosure
7. proletarianization
8. cottage industry
9. putting-out system
10. textiles
11. guilds
12. Atlantic economy
13. mercantilism
14. Navigation Acts (1651-1663)
15. Anglo-Dutch wars (1652-1674)
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16. Adam Smith / The Wealth of Nations (1776)
17. “invisible hand”
18. economic liberalism
19. free trade / free market / capitalism
20. nuclear family
21. community controls
22. foundling home
23. chapbook
24. just price
25. “consumer revolution”
26. consumer society
27. Pietism
28. Carnival
29. blood sports
30. Mississippi Bubble
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