The Evolution of Beer: From Pasteur to Prohibition

What was Louis Pasteur's significant contribution to the beer industry?

• He created the first beer brewery.

• He introduced hops to beer production.

• He discovered the role of yeast in fermentation.

• He invented a new type of beer.

Which event led to the globalization of beer and the rise of industrial breweries?

• The French Revolution

• The American Revolution

• The Industrial Revolution

• The Franco-Prussian War

Which two breweries were pivotal in kickstarting the scientific age of brewing in Northern Europe?

• Carlsberg and Heineken

• Pabst and Anheuser-Busch

• Guinness and Budweiser

• Miller and Schlitz

What was the primary reason German immigrants influenced American beer culture in the 19th century?

• They brought lager brewing techniques.

• They introduced whiskey to America.

• They invented new beer flavors.

• They established the first American breweries.

Which brewery became known as 'The beer that made Milwaukee famous'?

• Miller

• Schlitz

• Anheuser-Busch

• Pabst

What was the main drink of choice in colonial America?

• Whiskey

• Cider

• Wine

• Beer

Which beer style did German immigrants popularize in the United States?

• Porter

• Ale

• Pilsner

• Lager

What was the impact of the Revolutions of 1848 on the American beer industry?

• It brought a wave of German immigrants with brewing knowledge.

• It caused a decline in beer consumption.

• It introduced new beer flavors.

• It led to the closure of many breweries.

What was a significant outcome of Prohibition for large breweries?

• They moved operations to Europe.

• They stopped production entirely.

• They went bankrupt.

• They diversified into soft drinks.

How did Adolphus Busch revolutionize the beer industry in America?

• By introducing beer festivals.

• By using modern technology for production and distribution.

• By inventing a new beer flavor.

• By creating the first beer garden.