The crop rotation system increased crop yields by...

not allowing the soil to be exhausted of nutrients

Britain’s economy affected the process of industrialization by...

positively and it created a banking system

What innovations opened new industrial frontiers?

Iron, Railroads, Coal, Textiles

What was the Industrial Revolution?

Increase in machine made goods beginning in 1700s

One major social/economic change brought about by the Industrial Revolution was?

the emergence of the middle and working class

The Industrial Revolution shifted the world balance of power by

promoting competition and increasing poverty

Four Factors of production for Industrialization

Land, Labor, Capitol and Entrepreneurship

The major complaint of Capitalism during the Industrial Revolution

it caused an unfair distribution of wealth

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Why did so many people move to cities as Industrialization took place?
Adventure
Modern living
Transportation
Jobs
2
Main problems of urbanizing
Youth were excluded from labor
Feelings of abadoning the farms
Poor safety and sanitization
Everyone was paid equally
3
The crop rotation system increased crop yields by...
not allowing the soil to be exhausted of nutrients
establishing a free trade zone with local farmers
increasing nutrients through the use of fertilizer
ensuring animals could no longer damage crops
4
The United States was able to industrialize because it had all the means of production
True
False
5
Britain’s economy affected the process of industrialization by...
positively and it created a banking system
negatively and it led to Britain going bankrupt
negatively and it forced farmers to sell their land
positively and allowed them to be on the same level as the USA
6
What innovations opened new industrial frontiers?
Electricity, Internet, Digital Media, Bitcoin
Metal, Steel, Aluminum, Iron
Fire, Water, Wind, Dirt
Iron, Railroads, Coal, Textiles
7
What was the Industrial Revolution?
Increase in machine made goods beginning in 1700s
Increase in youth labor
Advancement of robotics in earlier times
Massive European population increase
8
One major social/economic change brought about by the Industrial Revolution was?
famine and death
the emergence of the middle and working class
a classless society
high death rates of children working in factories
9
Method that enabled steel to be made more efficiently
Mass Production
Steam Engine
Bessemer Process
Internal Combustion
10
Railroads major success in Industrial Revolution
Enabled for vacations to be taken
Moved farming to cities
Workers could go back and forth between home and work
Moved goods faster
11
This region dominated the world's economy because of it military and industrial power.
Canada
Asia
USA
Europe
12
The Preservation of the Environment did not improve as a result of the Industrial Revolution
True
False
13
The Industrial Revolution shifted the world balance of power by
decreasing competion and allowing factories to fade away
only allowing the same level of production in every country
helping everyone gain wealth
promoting competition and increasing poverty
14
Laissez-Faire policy
Government control
No government interference
Anarchy
Communism
15
Four Factors of production for Industrialization
Sanitization, Safety, Investment and Reforms
Land, Labor, Capitol and Entrepreneurship
Military, Government, Restrictions and Investment
Roads, Canals, Factories and Railways
16
The working class is known as?
Bourgeoisie
Socialists
Factory Workers
Proletariat
17
Agricultural improvements led to
Equality of workers
Voting opportunities for all
Major population increase
Better working conditions
18
A method of production in which tasks are done by individuals in their rural homes.
Assembly Line
Factory System
Bessemer Process
Cottage Industry
19
What medical method was used to eliminate polio, mumps and other diseases?
Vaccines
Bessemer Process
X-Rays
MRIs
20
The major complaint of Capitalism during the Industrial Revolution
it forced everyone to work harder
it led to too much wealth for everyone
it caused an unfair distribution of wealth
it allowed Great Britain to dominate all markets
21
What allowed for an increase in mass production?
Unionization
Assembly line
Light bulbs
Enclosure movement
22
Suffrage means what?
To indoctrinate youth
To torture
The right to vote
To make everyone equal
23
Why did Socialism appeal to factory workers?
Free market system
No government interference
Harsh working conditions
Capitalism
24
A widespread occurrence of an infectious disease at a particular time.
Communism
Crop Rotation
Epidemic disease
Pandemic
25
Feminism aimed to
Give women equality
Allow men to have more power over women
make it harder for women to run for polical office
have women join the military

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