Impact of the Industrial Revolution

What significant change did the Industrial Revolution bring about?

• A) Shift from machine-made goods to hand-made goods

• B) Shift from hand-made goods to machine-made products

• C) Shift from urbanization to rural living

• D) Shift from industrialization to agriculture

Fill in the blank: Many children as young as _____ years old were forced to work in factories during the Industrial Revolution.

• 5

• 8

• 10

• 12

What were some common roles for young workers during the Industrial Revolution?

• Factory workers, chimney sweeps, and miners

• Teachers, doctors, and lawyers

• Farmers, blacksmiths, and carpenters

• Politicians, bankers, and merchants

How did the shift from the cottage industry to factories affect the size and structure of cities?

• It led to the decline of cities.

• It caused cities to remain the same size.

• It resulted in the growth and expansion of cities.

• It had no impact on the structure of cities.

What factors contributed to the health problems of families during the Industrial Revolution?

• Poor sanitation and overcrowded living conditions

• Advanced medical facilities

• Abundant clean water supply

• High-quality housing

What were the Factory Acts of 1833, and what changes did they bring to child labor practices?

• They introduced regulations to improve working conditions for children.

• They abolished child labor entirely.

• They increased the working hours for children.

• They had no impact on child labor practices.

Which invention had the most impact on transportation?

• The bicycle
• The airplane
• Powerloom

• The steam engine by James Watt

What was the impact of children working in factories?

• Factory work improved children's physical health.
• Children did not attend school

• Children gained valuable work experience and skills.
• Child labor led to increased family income and stability.

What invention was able to produce large amounts of text quickly?

• Photocopier
• Typewriter
• Printing press
• Computer