Industrial Revolution Part II Quiz

Britain's three factors of production which fueled the Industrial Revolution were __________, __________, and __________.

• Land, Labor, Capital

• Money, Machines, Markets

• Resources, Roads, Railways

• Technology, Trade, Transport

__________ __________ is an era when the use of power-driven machinery was developed.

• Industrial Revolution

• Agricultural Revolution

• Technological Era

• Machine Age

Poor farmers were forced to go to work in the cities when wealthy landowners fenced in large areas of the country. This method is known as the __________ __________.

• Enclosure Movement

• Urbanization Process

• Industrial Shift

• Land Consolidation

Movement from a cottage industry to a textile industry led to the spread of __________ in the United States.

• Slavery

• Urbanization

• Mechanization

• Globalization

Industries began to build near __________ mines as a source of fuel for machines, leading to pollution and part of England becoming known as 'black country.'

• Coal

• Iron

• Gold

• Silver

In the early 1800s, due to unsafe working conditions, child labor, etc., the __________ __________ led to labor unions and strikes.

• Industrial Revolution

• Labor Movement

• Worker Rebellion

• Factory System

A new class of workers, the __________ __________, came about due to the need for managers and supervisors.

• Middle Class

• Working Class

• Upper Class

• Industrial Class

Mass production involves the use of __________ parts and the invention of the __________ line by Henry Ford.

• Interchangeable, Assembly

• Standardized, Production

• Identical, Manufacturing

• Uniform, Conveyor

The idea that government should not interfere with businesses is known as __________ economics.

• Laissez-faire

• Keynesian

• Socialist

• Command

Robert Owen and Karl Marx believed in the theory of __________ where the government owns all property and controls all industry.

• Communism

• Capitalism

• Socialism

• Anarchism