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Bullitt East- Industrial Revolution
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A world History Quiz on the Industrial Revolution
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1
In addition to personal communication, the telegraph was used to
help hearing-impaired students learn to speak.
advance the study of aerodynamics.
For business and transmit news from far away places quickly.
speak with loved ones who lived far away.
2
Joseph Lister's work with antiseptics would have been impossible without the discoveries of
Louis Pasteur.
Marie Curie.
Albert Einstein.
Isaac Newton
3
Developed vaccines for anthrax and rabies
Ivan Pavlov
Louis Pasteur
Thomas Edison
Sigmund Freud
4
This inventor improved the steam engine and it is his basic design that is still used today
Nikola Tesla
Thomas Edison
Thomas Newcomen
James Watt
5
What led to the growth of the middle class?
the growth of universities
the increase in prices of manufactured goods
industry’s need for managers and other mid-level employees
the increasing profit earned from small, family-owned farms
6
Invented the first usable, practical light bulb
Nicola Tesla
Samuel Morse
Thomas Edison
Ivan Pavlov
7
Invented a machine that made planting grain more efficient
Jethro Tull
Robert Owens
Henry Ford
Eli Whitney
8
Who used electricity to power a motor, which would be used in electric generators?
Michael Faraday
Thomas Edison
Ivan Pavlov
Samuel Morse
9
Industrialization in France was delayed by British secrecy, the French Revolution, and Napoleon
False
True
10
Developed a new, fast way to send long-distance messages
Samuel Morse
Ivan Pavlov
Sigmund Freud
Thomas Edison
11
Which was a negative result of the growth of the textile industry in Great Britain?
the expansion of agriculture in India
the huge population growth in the country
fewer cotton farms in Great Britain
the spread of slavery in the United States
12
A region in northwestern England became known as the “black country” because
coal dust on workers faces kept the sun out of their eyes.
the sand on the beaches was dark gray.
industries located there were all immensely profitable.
iron-smelting factories polluted the air.
13
The following was a significant factor in the expansion of the railroad system in the 1800s?
the invention of the Bessemer process
preparation for the Paris Exhibition of 1900
production of the Model T
the discovery of electricity
14
Negative effects of industrialization included crowded, dirty cities and polluted air and water
True
False
15
Charles Darwin’s work contributed to the advancement of which of the following disciplines
medicine
psychology
cultural archaeology
.physical anthropology
16
Marx said that a society based on cooperation and equal distribution of wealth would require
universal public education.
an energy crisis.
development of a wealthy industrial class.
a revolution.
17
Sigmund Freud developed a form of therapy during the early 1900s called
realism
psychoanalysis
classical conditioning
impressionism
18
Improved and use the assembly line
Eli Whitney
James Watt
Henry Ford
Robert Owens
19
Workers with more___________ were needed as factories managers as industrialization increased.
diverse
older
powerful
educated
20
This man is most responsible for the use of electric power (AC), the radio & cell phones.
Thomas Edison
Samuel Morse
Nikola Tesla
Michael Faraday
21
Labor unions, which represent workers, emerged in the early 1800s in Great Britain.
False
True
22
Invented a machine that pulled seeds from raw cotton
Henry Ford
Eli Whitney
Jethro Tull
Robert Owens
23
What development was essential to the expansion of cities to the suburbs?
the professionalization of nursing
the invention of the telegraph
the emergence of public transportation systems
the growth of sports
24
Cities began printing_______________ with coverage of current events and information.
Snapchats
Blogs
Books
newpapers
25
System of manufacturing large numbers of identical items
capitalism
strikes
socialism
mass production
26
This man was considered by some to be the first millionaire and the father of the factory.
Richard Arkwright
James Hargreaves
James Watt
John Kay
27
Founded a socialist society in New Harmony, Indiana
Eli Whitney
Robert Owens
Karl Marx
Henry Ford
28
Steam-powered factories began to be built near coal mines rather than near rivers and streams.
True
False
29
The “Father of America’s Industrial Revolution”
Henry Ford
Eli Whitney
Robert Owens
Samuel Slater
30
This process is used to destroy the bacteria that caused disease in milk.
radioactivity
impressionism
Urbanization
Pasteurization
31
Level of material comfort for people in industrialized countries
lassiez-faire
Luddite
standard of living
Strike
32
The theory that society or the government should own property and control industry
socialism
standard of living
mass production
capitalism
33
One effect of the expansion of the railroads was that
the population of the East declined.
consumers had a greater choice of low-cost products.
horse-drawn carriages were no longer used.
the price of steel rose.
34
Concluded that human behaviors are a series of connected conditioned reflexes
Samuel Morse
Wilbur and Orville Wright
Sigmund Freud
Ivan Pavlov
35
Adam Smith defended the mercantile system, arguing that regulations protected a nation’s wealth
True
False
36
This type of manufacturing made products faster and cheaper
assembly line
cottage industry
bessemer process
factory
37
Change from the cottage industry system to the factory system was beneficial for all workers.
True
False
38
Artistic style concerned with capturing an impression of a scene
realism
periodic table
radioactivity
impressionism
39
Introduced the idea of the unconscious mind
Thomas Edison
Sigmund Freud
Ivan Pavlov
Louis Pasteur
40
First to succeed in flying a powered airplane in sustained flight
Wilbur and Orville Wright
Nicola Tesla
Ivan Pavlov
Samuel Morse
41
Built to house machines
strike
factories
mass production
cottages
42
The enclosure movement supported population growth, but also helped make all farmers wealthier.
True
False
43
The mercantile system in Britain was replaced by
.socialism.
entrepreneurship.
laissez-faire economics.
department stores.
44
Arrangement that revealed previously unknown patterns among the elements
periodic table
radioactivity
Impressionism
realism
45
Energy released from certain elements as they break down
radioactivity
realism
periodic table
Impressionism
46
The Industrial Revolution started in this country because it had access to natural resources.
Spain
Britain
France
Germany
47
Work stoppage organized by laborers
strike
socialism
mass production
standard of living
48
The Luddite movement emerged in order to
abolish child labor.
direct strikes breaking out all over Great Britain.
agitate for the ten-hour day.
oppose industrial changes were putting weavers out of work.
49
Artistic style that portrayed details of everyday life
radioactivity
periodic table
Impressionism
Realism
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In the early 1900s, Henry Ford built an affordable car known as the __________________________.
Model T
Buick
Model Z
Convertible