Unit 6 Industrialization

What is renewable energy?

• Energy from sources that are not depleted when used, such as wind or solar power.

• Energy produced by burning fossil fuels.

• Energy that comes from the natural decay of radioactive elements.

• Energy that can only be used once before it runs out.

During which century did the Industrial Revolution first occur?

• 16th Century

• 17th Century

• 18th Century

• 19th Century

What is the primary industry concerned with?

• Manufacturing and construction

• Services and information

• Extraction and harvesting of raw materials

• Retail and trade

Who makes up the labor force?

• Child Laborers

• Robotic Labor

• Specialized Labor

• All of the above

Which of the following is a natural resource?

• Plastic

• Solar

• Concrete

• Steel

Raw materials are best defined as:

• Finished goods ready for sale

• Intermediate goods used in production

• The basic material from which a product is made

• Recycled materials used in manufacturing

What is the focus of secondary industry?

• Extraction of raw materials

• Provision of services

• Manufacturing and construction

• Agriculture and fishing

The tertiary industry is primarily concerned with:

• Providing distribution and sales services

• Extracting raw materials

• Manufacturing goods

• Farming and agriculture

Non-renewable energy sources include all of the following EXCEPT:

• Coal

• Natural gas

• Solar

• Oil

What was a major effect of the Industrial Revolution?

• Decrease in urban population

• Increase in manual labor

• Rapid growth in industrial cities

• Reduction in global trade