Intro and Growth of Cities

Which is NOT a factor of production

• Land

• Government

• Labor

• Capital

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• Moving from Rural to Urban - Urbanization

• Moving from Cities to Rural - Agriculturization

• Imperialism

How did cities change during urbanization?

• They were more crowded and dirty

• They were cleaner and organized

• They were empty and clean

How many classes were there in most places during the Industrial Revolution?

• 2

• 3

• 4

• 5

• 6

Match the following

• Money, skilled labor, factories

• Entrepreneur

• Oil, trees, wool

• Land

• Random workers

• Labor

• The person that puts the factors together

• Capital

Describe working conditions during the Industrial Revolution.

What is being described: The streets are usually unpaved, full of holes, filthy and strewn with refuse.  Since they have neither gutters nor drains, the refuse accumulates in stagnant, stinking puddles.  The view of Manchester is quite typical.  The main river is narrow, coal-black and full of stinking filth and rubbish which it deposits on its bank ….

• A super clean place

• A nasty dirty place

• A fun place to visit

• Disneyland

During the Industrial Revolution products went from being made by ​ (a)   to being made by ​ (b)   .

• hand
• machine
• Rivers
• Robots

Where were people moving during the industrial revolution?

• farms

• cities

• suburbs

• the moon

During the industrial revolution why did life expectancy rise?

• more food and better nutrition

• crowded working areas

• factory life was nice