Industrialization

How were the relationships between transportation, natural resources, and industrial development strengthened?

• Through government regulations

• By technological advancements

• By economic policies

• Through social reforms

What was the role of transportation in industrial development after 1865?

• Transporting raw materials to national markets

• Transporting finished products to international markets

• Transporting finished products to local markets

• Transporting finished products to national markets

What role did advances in transportation play in the late 19th century?

• Facilitating communication between natural resources and markets

• Promoting industrial development

• Enhancing the production of natural resources

• Expanding the availability of products

What transportation methods were used to move iron ore to steel mills in the eastern factories?

• Trucks and airplanes

• Ships and canals

• Railroads and rivers

• Bicycles and horse-drawn carts

What were some of the manufacturing areas that emerged as a result of transportation advancements?

• Agricultural production

• Mining operations

• Textile factories

• Educational institutions

Why were factories in New England located near rivers?

• To take advantage of the scenic views

• To facilitate the movement of resources and finished goods

• To provide a source of water for the workers

• To attract tourists

Why did Pittsburgh become a major center for the steel industry?

• Due to its access to coal and iron ore

• Due to its proximity to other major cities

• Due to its favorable climate

• Due to its skilled workforce