4th 6 Weeks Review

Who invented interchangeable parts?

• Eli Whitney
• Benjamin Franklin
• Alexander Graham Bell
• Thomas Edison

What effect did interchangeable parts have on U.S. manufacturing?

• Decreased efficiency and higher costs
• No impact on efficiency or costs
• Quicker building speed and repairs

• Caused delays and increased expenses

What effect did steamboats have on U.S. manufacturing?

• They led to an increase in manufacturing costs
• They had no impact on U.S. manufacturing
• They facilitated faster transportation on water

• They caused a decrease in manufacturing efficiency

What effect did the cotton gin have on U.S. manufacturing?

• It decreased the efficiency of processing cotton and led to a decrease in cotton production.
• It caused a shortage of cotton and led to a decrease in cotton production.
• It had no impact on the efficiency of processing cotton or cotton production.
• It increased the efficiency of processing cotton and led to a significant increase in cotton demand.

What effect did the telegraph have on U.S. manufacturing?

• Decreased productivity and output
• Caused widespread confusion and disorganization
• Led to a decrease in manufacturing technology
• Improved communication over long distances

What effect did the factory system have on U.S. manufacturing?

• Decreased efficiency and productivity
• Caused a decline in production
• Led to increased costs and lower quality
• Increased efficiency and productivity by providing a specialized place for workers

Which reform movement fought to end slavery within the United States?

• Pro-Slavery movement
• Slavery Preservation movement
• Abolitionist movement
• Anti-Abolitionist movement

What describes the impact of the education reform movement?

• The impact of the education reform movement is to limit access to quality education for certain students
• The greater access to quality education for all children

• The impact of the education reform movement is to lower educational standards and decrease accountability
• The impact of the education reform movement is to have no effect on educational standards or accountability

What describes the impact of the temperance reform movement?

• It aimed to reduce or eliminate the consumption of alcohol in society.
• It aimed to promote the consumption of alcohol in society.
• It had no impact on society.
• It aimed to increase the availability of alcohol in society.

What describes the impact of the women's rights reform movement?

• It only focused on the right to vote and ignored other important issues
• It had no impact on women's rights
• It resulted in decreased political and social rights for women
• It led to increased political and social rights for women