TEST MAKE UP: WEEK 24 (Spanish)

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1. Which of the following methods revolutionized the steel industry during the 2nd Industrial Revolution? - a) Mass production - b) Assembly line - c) Bessemer process - d) Mining

• A
• B
• C
• D

2. What is the main advantage of mass production? - a) Increased productivity - b) Reduced costs - c) Faster production - d) All of the above

• A
• B
• C
• D

3. Which manufacturing process allowed for the production of complex products on a large scale? - a) Mass production - b) Assembly line - c) Bessemer process - d) Mining

• A
• B
• C
• D

4. The Bessemer process involved: - a) Blowing air through molten iron to remove impurities - b) Dividing a product into individual tasks performed by specialized workers - c) Producing goods in large quantities using standardized processes and machinery - d) Extracting raw materials from the earth

• A
• B
• C
• D

5.Which of the following innovations was developed during the 2nd Industrial Revolution?

• The invention of tomato farms
• The invention of lettuce
• The use of power grids to light up cities

What was a major development during the Reconstruction Era?

• Increase in segregation
• Expansion of slavery
• Abolition of slavery
• Decrease in discrimination

What was a major development in the oil industry during the Second Industrial Revolution?

• Decrease in the control of the oil market by big companies
• Decrease in the impact on the world's economy
• Decrease in oil production
• Discovery of oil in places like Texas and the Middle East

What was a major invention during the Second Industrial Revolution?

• Candlelight
• Electrical power
• Wooden plow
• Horse-drawn carriage

Who were important figures in the Second Industrial Revolution?

• Alexander Graham Bell, Henry Ford, and Andrew Carnegie
• George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, and Thomas Jefferson
• Thomas Edison, Nikola Tesla, and John D. Rockefeller
• Benjamin Franklin, Albert Einstein, and Isaac Newton