Effects of Industrialization

Where did the Industrial Revolution begin?

• France

• The United States of America

• Germany

• England

Click all that are true: Why did factories become so successful in the Northeast?

• The soil was bad so people gave up farming easily

• Early factories ran using water power and there were many rivers in the Northeast

• There were many ports, making trade easy

• Large use of slave labor made factory work inexpensive

Because factory work didn't require much strength or skill, many factories hired. . .

How long were some of the days that children had to work in factories?

• 4 hours

• 12 hours

• 16 hours

• 24 hours

Which is an example of a nativist?

• Someone who volunteers to help immigrants

• Someone who fears the influence of immigrants in the U.S.

• Someone who leaves their native country

• Someone who likes the Buffalo Bills

Click all that apply: What were some negative effects of urbanization?

• Unsafe living conditions

• More entertainment options

• Disease

• Fancy new shops

What is the main example of sectionalism between North and South are you going to study later this year?

• The use of slaves

• Factories vs Farms

• The use of tariffs

• High taxation

Eli Whitney's invention, the cotton gin, led directly to an increase in . . .

Click all that apply: New energy sources during the Industrial Revolution included. . .

• Water

• Solar

• Coal

• Steam

How did advancements in transportation impact the sale of manufactured goods?

• Items could be sold halfway around the world

• It was harder to sell items at long distances

• It did not effect the sale of manufactured goods

• Items became harder to move from place to place