Practice Social reforms driven by innovation with authentic MYP MYP History exam questions for both SL and HL students. This question bank mirrors Paper 1, 2, 3 structure, covering key topics like historical sources, cause and effect, and continuity and change. Get instant solutions, detailed explanations, and build exam confidence with questions in the style of MYP examiners.
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Question 1
How did the advancement of machine technology lead to the rise of labour movements?
Question 2
The textbook uses a software analogy to explain that while industrial cities improved transport and goods, they also introduced 'new bugs' such as __________.
Question 3
Using a software analogy, the text describes industrial cities as updates that introduced 'new bugs' such as
Question 4
According to the case study on Japan, what was the primary motivation for introducing universal schooling during the Meiji reforms of the 1870s?
Question 5
According to the textbook's notes on major reform movements, which of the following was a specific 'Political Reform' driven by innovation?
Question 6
True or False: According to the text, the primary effect of innovation was that it didn't just change machines, but it also changed minds by revealing existing social problems.
Question 7
A __________ is a change made to improve society, usually by fixing problems in laws, working conditions, or education.
Question 8
Based on the image and the text, what was one of the major "uncomfortable questions" raised by industrial innovation?
Question 9
How did the observation of machines performing tasks previously done by children or rural laborers influence social thought during the Industrial Revolution?
Question 10
The textbook suggests that innovation did more than just change machines; it 'changed minds.' What uncomfortable question did the invention of the telegraph lead people to ask regarding social reform?