Industrial Revolution Quiz

What is the time period commonly associated with the Industrial Revolution?

• 1750-1800

• 1700-1900

• 1800-1850

• 1700-1750

What does the Industrial Revolution refer to?

• The transition to new manufacturing processes in the 20th century

• The greatly increased output of machine-made goods that began in England in the 1700s

• The digital technology advancements in the late 1900s

• The period of cultural and artistic change in Europe during the 1800s

What was one of the main changes during the Industrial Revolution according to the learning material?

• The use of animal labor increased

• Machines were invented which replaced human labor

• Handmade goods became more popular

• The use of steam and electricity decreased

Which of the following energy sources was NOT mentioned as being developed to power the new machinery during the Industrial Revolution?

• Water

• Solar

• Steam

• Electricity

Which of the following metals or minerals saw increased use during the Industrial Revolution?

• Silver

• Aluminum

• Platinum

• Diamond

What natural resources gave Great Britain an advantage during the Industrial Revolution?

• Gold and silver

• Iron and coal

• Diamonds and rubies

• Timber and wool

How did Great Britain's government contribute to the country taking the lead during the Industrial Revolution?

• By imposing heavy taxes on trade

• By restricting improvements in transportation

• By encouraging improvements in transportation and using its navy to protect British trade

• By limiting the power of the navy

What role did colonies play in Great Britain's leadership during the Industrial Revolution?

• They provided military support only.

• They were mainly used as vacation spots for the British elite.

• They supplied raw materials and bought finished goods.

• They had no significant role.

Which geographic feature contributed to Great Britain's industrial success?

• Extensive mountain ranges

• Large deserts

• A navigable river system

• Numerous volcanoes

Where was the domestic system of production developed?

• France

• Germany

• England

• United States