What was the Industrial Revolution?

What was the Industrial ________ known for?

• Revolution

• Solution

• Institution

• Resolution

Where did the Industrial Revolution begin?

• France

• Great Britain

• Germany

• United States

The Industrial Revolution marked a shift from ________ to industrialised economies.

• Farming

• Hunting

• Fishing

• Trading

When did the Industrial Revolution occur in Britain?

• 1600-1650

• 1750-1900

• 1800-1850

• 1900-1950

What was one agricultural advancement during the Industrial Revolution?

• Use of tractors

• Selective breeding

• Organic farming

• Hydroponics

Who used selective breeding to develop the New Leicester sheep?

• Richard Arkwright

• James Watt

• Robert Bakewell

• Eli Whitney

What was a significant change in industry during the Industrial Revolution?

• Decrease in coal production

• Use of small workshops

• Increase in factory production

• Decline in textile manufacturing

What did Richard Arkwright's Mill at Cromford signify?

• The decline of the textile industry

• The start of the Factory Age

• The end of coal production

• The rise of agriculture

What was a major change in cities during the Industrial Revolution?

• Families moved to larger houses in the countryside.

• Cities became less polluted and more spacious.

• Families moved to cramped houses in expanding cities.

• The countryside became more populated.

Who was responsible for building roads and canals in the 1700s?

• George Stephenson

• Isambard Kingdom Brunel

• Thomas Telford

• James Watt