___________ allows for the faster movement of goods and raw materials to factories.

• Railroads

• Automobiles

• Steam Engines

• Mass Production

The Enclosure Act forced many farmers from rural areas into _________.

• Smaller Farms

• Factories

• Large Farms

• Debt

How did the Steam Engine change cotton production in Britain?

• Steam Engine had a negative impact on cotton production.

• Steam Engine was used to power these machines.

• Steam Engine was not used during the 1st I.R.

• Steam power was used to power cars that shipped cotton.

The Steam Engine led to the invention of ____________

• Planes

• Trains

• Cotton

• Electricity

The Paddle Wheel steamboat made transportation on American rivers slower and more difficult.

• True

• False

The 1st I.R. started in Britain because they had capital, a large empire, and resources such as factory workers and coal/iron.

• True

• False

Steam engines were powered by coal, through mining coal people were able to make lvl 2 (advanced, used in skyscrapers) __________.

• Petroleum

• Gas

• Steel

• Coal

Which minority group replaced child labor after the Factory Act of 1833?

• Women

• African-Americans

• Irish

• Spanish

This inventor is famous for the light bulb and Direct Current

• Thomas Edison

• Robert Watt

• Nikola Tesla

• Henry Ford

This inventor is famous for radio waves and Alternating current.

• Nikola Tesla

• Thomas Edison

• Karl Marx

• Albus Dumbeldore