Urbanization

What was one major cause of urbanization during the Industrial Revolution?

• Increased agricultural production
• Factories and new industries
• Decline in transportation
• Less job opportunities

Which industry was prominent in Chicago, attracting many workers?

• Meat Packing Industry
• Textile Industry
• Steel Industry
• Automobile Industry

What role did transportation advancements play in urbanization?

• They made it harder to travel
• They decreased the number of cities
• They made it easier for people to move to cities
• They only helped rural areas

How did urbanization affect the population of cities?

• Cities became less crowded
• Cities became more crowded
• Population decreased
• Population remained the same

What was one social change that occurred due to urbanization?

• Less diversity in cities
• Fewer job opportunities
• More education and entertainment options
• Isolation of communities

Which city was known for its steel industry?

• New York City
• Detroit
• Pittsburgh
• Chicago

What did the textile industry in New England primarily produce?

• Cloth or Fabric
• Automobiles
• Steel
• Meat

What was a significant effect of urbanization on culture?

• Cultural isolation
• Decrease in population diversity
• Less social interaction
• Mixing of different cultures

Which of the following cities was known for automobile manufacturing?

• St. Louis
• Detroit
• Chicago
• Pittsburgh

What did the growth of cities lead to in terms of job opportunities?

• More job opportunities
• Fewer jobs available
• No change in job availability
• Jobs only in rural areas