9-1, 9-2, 9-3, Lesson Review

Multiple Choice

What is the primary environmental concern associated with the emissions from these smokestacks?

• Air pollution

• Water contamination

• Soil degradation

• Noise pollution

Multiple Choice

Based on this map, what conclusion can you draw about why the Industrial Revolution began in England?

• England had abundant natural resources

• England had advanced technology

• England had a large population

• England had a strong government

Multiple Choice

What impact did the introduction of machines have on the production of goods?

• Increased production costs

• Decreased profits

• Changed the way people lived

• Made goods more expensive

Multiple Choice

What was life like before the Industrial Revolution?

• Agricultural and labor-intensive

• Highly industrialized

• Urban and modern

• Dependent on technology

Multiple Choice

How did the Enclosure Movement lead to increased food production?

• Improved technology

• Put more people to work on farms

• Divided land into many small farms

• Created larger farms

Multiple Choice

What agricultural advancement  of the Middle Ages allowed farmers to grow crops successfully?

• Three field system/crop rotation
• Sharecropping
• Feudal System
• Slash and burn agriculture

Multiple Choice

The series of laws passed by the British parliament that made large, factory style farms possible by selling public land was known as…

• Public Works Administration

• Enclosure Movement

• The Incorporation of Common Areas

• Parliamentary Redistricting

Multiple Choice

What farming method is illustrated in the image that maximizes farmland and increases production?

• Crop rotation

• Monoculture

• Intercropping

• Permaculture

Multiple Choice

The export of New World crops to the Old World transformed European society mostly by

• improving diets and thereby stimulating population growth 
• encouraging enclosure of open lands and pushing workers off of farms 
• promoting greater exploration of the interior of the American continents 
• fostering conflicts among major powers over access to new food supplies 

Multiple Choice

What does the image above display?

• Seed Drill

• Tractor

• Steam Engine

Multiple Choice

What was the relationship between the Agricultural Revolution and the Industrial Revolution?

• The Agricultural Revolution led to more food, which increased the population that demanded more goods

• The Agricultural Revolution had no impact on the Industrial Revolution.

• The Industrial Revolution caused the Agricultural Revolution.

• The Agricultural Revolution decreased the demand for goods.

Multiple Choice

Which one of the four factors of production does the image show?

• Entrepreneur

• Human Labor

• Land

• Capital

Multiple Select

Which of the following were reasons that explain why the Industrial Revolution began in the country of England? (SELECT ALL THAT APPLY)

• England had an abundant supply of coal, which could be burned for fuel.

• England had an abundant supply of iron ore, which could be used to build machines.

• England had an abundant amount of rivers, which could be used for both water power and transportation.

• The English people were much smarter and more creative than other peoples of the world.

• England had an abundant supply of cottage industries, which could be used to mass produce goods.

Multiple Choice

Which conclusion is best supported by the information on the map?

• England's natural resources led to the growth of industrial cities.

• People emigrated from Great Britain because of pollution.

• Great Britain's prosperity unified the people.

• In 1830, England had an unfavorable balance of trade.

Multiple Choice

What role did banks play in England's industry during the 19th century?

• They provided loans for personal use

• They encouraged trade and invention

• They limited investments in industry

• They were only for the wealthy

Multiple Select

What role did England's colonies play in the industrial economy?

• They provided cheap raw materials

• They provided markets for finished goods

• They had no impact on the economy

• They were sources of labor

Multiple Choice

From 1750 to 1850, England was the most ___ nation in the world.

• industrialized

• developed

• populated

• wealthy

Multiple Choice

What impact did the population boom have on the textile industry?

• Increased demand for clothing

• Decreased production speed

• Reduced workforce

• Lower quality of textiles

Multiple Choice

What do these inventions do?

• They are used for cooking

• They are used for sewing

• They are used for painting

• They are used for building

Multiple Choice

What does this invention do?

• Separates seeds from cotton

• Gathers cotton bolls

• Cleans cotton fibers

• Stores cotton

Multiple Choice

What Could Steam Engines Be Used For?

• Factories

• Mines

• All of the Above

• Steam Boats

• Locomotives

Multiple Choice

What impact did the introduction of railroads have on the European economy?

• Led to increased unemployment and poverty

• Caused economic stagnation and decline

• Resulted in decreased trade and industrial decline

• Improved transportation, facilitated trade, and stimulated industrial growth

Multiple Choice

The Bessemer process was used to produce _____________

• silver

• gold

• steel

• cotton

Multiple Select

The Industrial Revolution gave Europe tremendous _____ and ______ power.

• economic

• military

• cotton

• textile