Chapter 2 Lesson 3

As a result of the Industrial Revolution, fewer people worked in .

• hospitals

• cities

• their homes

• schools

Materials that can be made into something else.

• factories

• raw materials

• inventions

• Industrial Revolution

During the Industrial Revolution, factories could produce goods because of special machines.

• slower

• faster

Moving mechanical parts, and powering trains and boats were results of .

• steam power

• canals and rivers

• factories

• inventions

Who invented the flat-bottomed paper bag?

• Alexander Graham Bell

• Margaret E. Knight

• Elias Howe

• Thomas Edison

Who invented the sewing machine?

• Alexander Graham Bell

• Margaret E. Knight

• Elias Howe

• Thomas Edison

Who invented the incandescent lightbulb?

• Alexander Graham Bell

• Margaret E. Knight

• Elias Howe

• Thomas Edison

Who invented the telephone

• Alexander Graham Bell

• Margaret E. Knight

• Elias Howe

• Thomas Edison

One positive result of the Industrial Revolution was...

• children worked in factories

• the middle class earned more money

• pollution

• cleaner drinking water

Which if these is NOT a reason that cities in the Northeast grew during the Industrial Revolution.

• People moved to cities to work in factories.

• Immigrants came to work in factories.

• Thomas Edison's invention of the lightbulb.

• Steamboats and trains brought goods in an out of cities