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Duplicate of American Industrial Revolution
Duplicate of American Industrial Revolution
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A #history Quiz to reinforce kid's knowledge of the American Industrial Revolution
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1
What Machine is this?
The Plow
Hoe
hook
Gardening tool
2
Children and adults were paid equal wages during the Industrial Revolution:
True
False
3
_______ a person who moves from one country to another
Migrant
Ms. Flores
Travelers
Immigrant
4
Women gained the right to vote in 1920, what amendment is it?
14th Amendment
13th Amendment
19th Amendment
1st Amendment
5
the practice of planting and growing crops and raising livestock
Agriculture
Industrial Revolution
Trade union
Industry
6
_______ a rapid change in the economy due to the use of machines and inventions that sped up the manufacturing process
history
1700
Industrial Revolution
Industry
7
What invention is this?
none of the above
The Spinning Jenny
Music Box
Cotton Gin
8
What were the conditions like in sweatshops?
Cool and safe
Poor ventilation, dim lighting, and faulty equipment
Sweaty
Clean and sanitary
9
How were children in textile mills and factories treated?
Abusively
With kindness
Cautiously
With respect
10
The average work day for a child was how long?
10+ hours
5 hours
4 hours
2 hours
11
_______ manufacturing, or producing, a product for profit
Plantation
North
Trade union
Industry
12
Children were useful as laborers because their small size allowed them to fit in many places:
True
False
13
Which is not true about children’s working conditions?
under the age of 14
Children who worked often received little or no education
None of the above
kept them locked up and forced them to work long hours
14
The Middle Class was the owners of the factories
True
False
15
What machine is this
Sewing Machine
Spinning Jenny
Telephone
Clock
16
the businesses treated the children no better than slaves.
False
True
17
_______ a large property used for agricultural purposes (planting and growing crops)
Fields
South
Plantation
North
18
Adults were easier to control and manage than children were in factories :
True
False
19
What would Factory Owners do in order to prevent workers from being hired?
Boycotts
Yellow dog Contracts
Lockouts
Blacklisting
20
_______ a group of workers from the same trade or skill that work together to monitor and improve working conditions
None of the above
Boycotts
Labor/ Trade Union
Protesters
21
Child laborers often worked to help support their families, but missed out on an education :
False
True
22
Not everyone lived in miserable conditions the Middle Class and Upper Class lived in good neighborhoods
True
False
23
______________ = growth of cities as people move into them
ubranization
people
white settlers
travelers