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Industrial Revolution Review Game
Industrial Revolution Review Game
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1
Why did the population increase?
there were more jobs available
people had to kids so they could work in factories and support the family
more food from the Agricultural Revolution meant people were had more kids
people became wealthier and could support more kids
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Art Movements: ______ took place at the start of the Industrial Revolution and _______ was late in the Industrial Rev.
Realism; Romanticism
Romanticism; Realism
Realsim; Impressionism
Romanticism; Impressionism
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What did the Bessemer process help produce?
thread/yarn
steel
glass
textiles
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Which law limited the amount of time women and children could work in Britain?
Ten Hour Act of 1847
Child Labor Act of 1839
14 Hour Act of 1870
Manchester Labor Act
5
What did the Reform Bill of 1832 do?
all of the above
doubled the number of men who could vote in England
ended rotten borough and pocket borough system
power was redistributed among population
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Which is a place that was controlled by a wealthy landowner that was elected without opposition?
pocket borough
rotten borough
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Where did the Industrial Revolution begin?
Italy
Britain
France
Germany
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What is is being depicted?
The World's Fair
The Crystal Palace
The Grand Exhibition of 1841
A museum
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What was the goal of the Chartist Movement?
universal male suffrage
raised wages
child labor regulation
health and safety regulation
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Which of these was not a reason why Britain was first to industrialize?
it had London, the largest city in Europe at the time
it had a stable political structure
it had a rich supply of of coal and iron ore
it had a good eduction system so were more inventors
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What's something that the 2nd Industrial Revolution (1870-1914) had that the first one (1750-1830) didn't?
the Bessemer process which allowed for more railroads
the spinning Jenny which made spinning cotton easier
the water frame which made stronger thread than the spinning Jenny
the flying shuttle which made weaving faster
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Which of these was not an effect of railways?
increase of long distance relationships
national newspapers/magazines
decreased price of goods
standardized national time
13
By 1914, which country was largest in terms of production?
Britain
Austria
Germany
France
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What was the name for the working class?
Bourgeoisie
Proletariat
Chartists
Luddites
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True or False: The textile industry was the biggest during the time period.
True
False
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What were Luddites?
wealthy factory owners
craftsmen in the early 1800s who felt threatened by industrialization
people that moved to cities like Manchester in search for jobs
people that worked at textile mills when they first became popular
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True or False: The Agricultural Revolution helped kickstart the Industrial Revolution.
False
True