2.a Industrial Revolution Presentation

Multiple Choice

Where did the Industrial Revolution begin?

• Germany

• The US

• Great Britain

• France

Multiple Select

Which inventions began the industrialization of America? Chose all that apply.

• The automotive

• The steam engine

• The sewing machine

• The textile mill

Multiple Choice

Goods and products that had been made in the American home were now being made in _________

• factories
• farms
• workshops
• homes

Multiple Choice

What are some of the factors that led to economic boom during and after The Civil War?

• loss of land and ending of agricultural 

• western expansion, gold mines, and small towns

• labor, capital, and entrepreneurship 

• poverty, hunger, and death

Dropdown

Prior to the construction of the railroads, Congress promoted what to provide workers?​ Open immigration

Select answer

Multiple Choice

What word means that a government wants to expand?

• Socialism

• Imperialism

• Globalization

• Isolationism

Multiple Choice

The Economic system that has private ownership of property and it is used to make a 

              profit for individuals or corporations is called __________

• industrialism

• free trade

• commercialism

• capitalism

Multiple Choice

What are some of the positive things that The Industrial Revolution brought to America? 

• More immigrants and less housing

• More productive farming and connection between the east and the west

• More land and freedoms for Native Americans

• Production of goods made at home increased

Multiple Select

What are some of the negative things that The Industrial Revolution brought to 

               America? Select all that apply.

• Factory workers worked long hours for little pay

• More homes and better living conditions

• Child labor became common

• More stores were built

Multiple Select

EXIT TICKET: After the railroads were completed, what Act did Congress pass in 1882?

• Missouri Compromise of 1820

• Enforcement Acts of 1870 and 1871

• Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882

• Pendleton Civil Service Act of 1883