Industrial Rev & Mass Society Review

Which is NOT true about the industrial revolution?

• Period of great industrial and technological innovation

• Movement from animal and man power to water and eventually steam power

• Shift from hand tools to complex machines

• Saw an increase in transportation and trade due to railroad production

• Movement to cottage system from the factory system

Wealthy landowners buy up and fence huge plots of land was known as:

• Enclosure Movement

• Agricultural Revolution

• Factory System

• Crop Rotation

• Industrial Revolution

Which crop helped Europe's population explode in the 18th & 19th centuries?

• Potato

• Corn

• Wheat

• Rice

• Cabbage

Which is true about the Steam Engine?

• Helped power factories, boats, trains, cars, etc

• Quickly replaced by electrical power as the main source of machinery

• Constantly being changed throughout history

• Needed to be close to water sources, such as a river

• Built by Thomas Hobbs

Which is NOT a reason England dominated the Industrial Revolution?

• Lack of capital and lack of overseas trade forcing a focus on industrialization

• Abundance of natural resources, such as coal, for industry

• Surplus of natural harbors, rivers, and canals for trade and power

• Surplus of skilled city workers

• Stable government, light taxes, and encouraged business

The movement from rural to urban areas is called:

• Urbanization

• Mass Society

• Industrialization

• Proletariat

• Imperialism

Which is an impact industrialization had on cities?

• Smaller populations

• Quiet

• Clean

• Polluted

• Very healthy

The term given to "industrialists"

• Bourgeois

• Proletariat

• Socialist

• Laborer

• Socialite

Which is NOT a working condition experienced from industrialization?

• Very high wages

• Women and children in the workplace

• Boring and often repetitive labor

• Working near dangerous equipment

• Long work hours

Which is a result of the Industrial Revolution?

• Rise in standard of living for many industrial workers

• Global migration decreases

• Creation of a Domestic Economy

• Nations scrambled for markets within their own borders

• Rise Capitalist Parties to organize laborers against horrible working conditions