How did the way humans performed work change during the Industrial Revolution?

• People relied more on machines than on human and animal muscle.

• People stopped working altogether.

• People only worked in agriculture.

• People used only animal muscle for all tasks.

Which of the following was a positive impact of the Industrial Revolution?

• Products could be made faster and more cheaply.

• Factories created more pollution.

• Cities were unprepared for population growth.

• The wealth gap increased.

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Explain how increased urbanization during the Industrial Revolution affected where people lived and worked. Use evidence from the material to support your answer.

• People moved to cities for factory jobs, reducing the need for farm workers.

• People moved to rural areas to escape pollution.

• People stopped working altogether.

• People only worked on farms.

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Analyze the negative impacts of the Industrial Revolution on society and the environment. Which of the following best summarizes these impacts?

• Factories increased pollution, cities were unprepared for growth, and wealth inequality increased.

• Factories made products more cheaply and quickly.

• Cities became cleaner and less crowded.

• The wealth gap decreased and everyone became richer.

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Using the important 20th-century dates provided, which event marked the beginning of the Great Depression, and why was this event significant?

• 1929: The stock market crash began the Great Depression, leading to widespread economic hardship.

• 1914: WWI began, causing economic growth.

• 1918: WWI ended, leading to peace.

• 1920: The 19th Amendment was ratified, giving women the right to vote.

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Why did the United States enter World War II on December 7, 1941?

• Because Germany invaded France

• Because Japan bombed Pearl Harbor

• Because the Soviet Union attacked the US

• Because the US wanted to support China

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Explain how the outcomes of World War II led to the start of the Cold War between the US and the Soviet Union.

• The US and USSR became allies and shared power equally

• The US and USSR became the most powerful countries and competed for influence

• The US and USSR both surrendered to Germany

• The US and USSR agreed to divide Europe peacefully

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Which law, passed in 1964, ended segregation in public places and banned employment discrimination in the United States?

• Voting Rights Act

• Civil Rights Act

• The Great Society Act

• Emancipation Proclamation

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Describe the main difference in support between North Vietnam and South Vietnam during the Vietnam War.

• North Vietnam was supported by the US, South Vietnam by China

• North Vietnam was communist and supported by China and the Soviet Union, South Vietnam was semi-democratic and supported by the US

• Both North and South Vietnam were supported by the Soviet Union

• South Vietnam was communist and supported by China, North Vietnam by the US

How did the Civil Rights Movement in the 1950s and 1960s address the challenges faced by Black and other people of color in the US?

• By encouraging people to move to the North

• By starting a new political party

• By protesting through boycotts, sit-ins, marches, and demonstrations to demand equal rights

• By supporting segregation laws

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