Industrial Revolution Unit 9 Exam

Invention                 Year Invented
Spinning Jenny       1764
Water
Frame                     1769
Steam Engine         1769
Spinning Mule         1779
Power Loom            1785
Cotton Gin               1793
How did the inventions listed in the table above contribute to the start of the IndustrialRevolution?

• Technology
• Transportation Revolution
• They helped to increase the production of textiles.
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Why did many consumers during theIndustrial Revolution prefer to havecloth made by machines rather thanby hand?

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• Tiles from Texas
• Small text messages written on paper in the 1800s
• The greater speed of machinerylowered the cost of cloth.

Why were early textile factories inEngland located near rivers andstreams?

• Energy from water wheels powered the machines.
• The  cotton mill
• The tractor
• Trains

The chart below shows the effects of a historical period.

All of the developments shown in the chart were a result of which of the following?

• A train
• A tractor
• A water frame
• The Industrial Revolution in Europe

How did the English factory systemtransform traditional methods ofclothmaking during the 18th century?

• The tools used to produce items or to do work.
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• New machines increased the efficiency of production.
• The Industrial Revolution

Which development caused the other three?

• Tractors
• Introduction of the factory system
• Trains
• Cotton Mills

The invention of spinning and weaving machinery increased the number of workers inthe textile industry in Europe because —

• The demand for goods increased as goods became cheaper to produce.
• Making mass using energy according to the equation E=mc²
• Making lots of tractors
• Having lots of kids

Which was a result of the Industrial Revolution in England during the nineteenthcentury?

• The government had control over everything.
• You put big gears with small gears so your tractor goes fast.
• You count in hexadecimal
• The structure of society changed as a result of a growing middle class.

The beginnings of both the Neolithic Revolution and the Industrial Revolution dependedon —

• England
• The future
• Technological advances.
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One way the lives of many nineteenth-century Europeans changed because of industrialization includes —

• unmarried men
• shifting from an agrarian lifestyle to an urban lifestyle
• married men
• slaves