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LSA WH The Industrial Revolution #middleandhighschool
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1
The economic system that involves investing capital and taking risk to make a profit is called:
Laissez-Faire
Capitalism
Communism
Socialism
2
The revolutionary change involving the Model T was
That it was cheap enough for common people to afford.
It was higher quality than custom cars.
That it had the first use of seat belts.
That it was the first car designed by Ford
3
Gottlieb Daimler, a _____ inventor, introduced the gasoline-powered internal combustion engine.
German
Italian
Austrian
French
4
The pre-industrial European calendar was, more than anything else, focused around this:
Family
Harvest
Equinox
Religious Holidays
5
James Hargreaves' 1764 invention of this allowed the simultaneous spinning of multiple threads.
Spinning Jenny
Cotton Gin
Power Loom
Water Frame
6
Traditionally, women faced all of the following problems in the industrial workforce
EXCEPT:
More Job Injuries
Male Harassment
Low Wages
Fewer Promotions
7
During the height of the Industrial Revolution, Britain was known as the "______ of the world."
Workshop
Leader
Sweatshop
Factory
8
All of the following are lasting modern effects of the Industrial Revolution
EXCEPT:
Overpopulation
Equal Salaries for Men and Women
Environmental Pollution
Climate Change
9
All of the following are true about pre-industrial Europe
EXCEPT:
Low Life Expectancy
75% Rural
35% Urban
Infant Mortality 1 out of 3
10
Thomas Newcomen's first practical steam engine was used to ______________.
Power Textile Machinery
Operate a Miniature Railway
Pump Water Out of Mines
Turn a Mill Wheat Grinding Wheel
11
An average work week during the Industrial Revolution in America lasted:
35-40 Hours
48-52 Hours
68-72 Hours
90-100 Hours
12
His use of interchangeable parts opened the way for cheaper, more efficient production.
Frederick Taylor
Francis Lowell
Guglielmo Marconi
Eli Whitney
13
His 1775 perfection of a more powerful steam engine freed industry from water and human power.
Eli Whitney
James Watt
Thomas Newcomen
Richard Arkwright
14
By 1900 this nation replaced Britain as the most industrialized, producing 24% of world output.
The Netherlands
Germany
United States
France
15
Henry Ford applied assembly line, mass production techniques to this, his most famous creation:
Model D
Model A
Model T
Model S
16
Far more than in any other nation, the Industrial Revolution began here.
Germany
United States
England
France
17
All of the following were reasons the Industrial Revolution began in Britain
EXCEPT:
Large Empire to Provide Raw Materials & Markets
Stable Government
Long Periods of Peace with no Wars
Plentiful supplies of coal and iron
18
His seed drill made planting more efficient and increased planting of crops in rows.
James Hargreaves
Samuel Slater
Richard Arkwright
Jethro Tull
19
One of the biggest labor problems plaguing industry, it continued well into the 20th century.
Labor Unions
Low Wages
Child Labor
Poor Conditions
20
Changes in European agriculture led increasingly to this major shift in society.
Increased War
Spread of Wealth
Urbanization
Rise of Middle Class
21
More than any other single area, the Industrial Revolution first began in this industry.
Steel Production
Transportation
Textiles
Mining
22
All of the following were problems resulting from rapid urbanization in Britain
EXCEPT:
Increased Crime
Labor Shortages
Housing Shortages
Poor Sanitation & Spread of Disease