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AP European History Exam, Unit 10 1. The disease most common in industrialized areas of nineteenth-century Europe was: a. bubonic plague b. tuberculosis c. smallpox d. malaria e. leprosy 2. One of the major tenets of Karl Marxs work was that: a. peasants and artisans would combine with factory workers to lead the socialist revolution b. by increasing social interaction, capitalism improved the quality of human relationships c. industrialization was a social disaster that had to be undone to restore a humane preindustrial society d. history moves inevitably through a series of stages culminating in communism e. the historical function of government has been to protect the weak from exploitation by the powerful 3. Domesticity can best be defined as which of the following? a. the belief that working-class women should only work in the home through sweated labor b. that women were morally inferior to men and therefore confined to the home c. the belief that production must remain in the home as opposed to the new factories d. opposition to the subordination of women e. a middle-class idea that extolled women as the guardians of the home 4. Which of the following best accounts for the rise of sports in the late nineteenth century? a. an increase in leisure time among the middle and working-classes b. the development of parks in cities c. a decline in the crowding of cities d. patronage by intellectuals like Nietzsche and Marx e. a decline in elitist organizations like the British Soccer Club 5. The image shown above is an example of a new technique that: a. was discovered by Madame Curie b. was used to prove the existence of electrons c. represented a landmark in the understanding of disease d. illustrates the challenge to the Newtonian theory of the atom e. resulted in mass deaths before it was perfected 6. All of the following were components of the British social welfare program as it developed between 1906 and 1916 EXCEPT: a. a minimum-wage law b. old-