mr sinn unit 7 prac 4

Where did the Industrial Revolution start?

• The United States

• France

• England

• Germany

Which of the following was NOT a factor that led to the Industrial Revolution?

• The growing workforce

• Access to raw resources like coal and iron

• The invention of the steam engine

• The decline of trade and commerce

What was the role of the steam engine in the Industrial Revolution?

• It decreased the number of factories

• It allowed for the mass production of textiles

• It transformed production and trade

• It reduced the migration of people

What was the impact of the spinning jenny and the power loom on the textile industry?

• They increased the time needed to produce textiles

• They decreased the affordability of garments

• They reduced the cost of producing textiles and increased output

• They led to the expansion of cottage industries

What happened to cottage industries as a result of the Industrial Revolution?

• They became the leading method of production

• They expanded due to increased demand for custom goods

• They were mostly put out of business

• They adopted new technologies and thrived

What was one of the social changes that occurred due to the Industrial Revolution?

• The decline of the middle class

• The emergence of new social classes based on wealth

• The reduction of job opportunities

• The decrease in urban population

How did the Industrial Revolution affect workers' conditions?

• Workers experienced shorter working hours and higher wages

• Workers had more leisure time and better working conditions

• Workers faced long hours, low wages, and poor working conditions

• Workers were able to operate factories for fewer hours a day

What demographic change was associated with the Industrial Revolution?

• Decrease in population growth rates

• Reduction in the size of the workforce

• Increase in the population growth rates as people moved to urban areas

• Stagnation of population movement

What impact did the Industrial Revolution have on migration patterns?

• People migrated from urban to rural areas for better living conditions

• Migration patterns remained unchanged

• More people migrated from rural to urban areas for economic opportunities

• Migration was discouraged due to the rise of factories

How did new agricultural technologies during the Industrial Revolution affect farmers?

• They increased farmers' reliance on human labor

• They decreased the output of each farm

• They allowed for the mechanization of farming and decreased reliance on human labor

• They restricted farmers to only participate in their local market