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Industrial Revolution Quiz Prep

Total questions: 19

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A new method, a new idea, or a new invention

a)

Innovation

b)

Telegraph

c)

Canal

d)

Industrialization

2.

Machine that sends messages over wire using Morse Code

a)

Canal

b)

Industrialization

c)

Factory

d)

Telegraph

3.

Mandmade river that turned New York into a trapping powerhouse

a)

Telegraph

b)

Steam Engine

c)

Erie Canal

d)

Canal

4.

Growth of factories, manufacturing, and industry

a)

Canal

b)

Factory

c)

Industrialization

d)

Mass Production

5.

A building where goods are manufactured or produced.

a)

Industry

b)

Factory

c)

Mass Production

d)

Telegraph

6.

Factories built large quantities of a single product

a)

Factory

b)

Industrialization

c)

interchange Parts

d)

Mass Production

7.

Factories producing small pieces of an object, allowing assembly line workers to assemble them into a larger product

a)

Industrial Revolution

b)

Interchangeable Parts

c)

Mass Production

d)

Factories

8.

Goods are made by one person at home

a)

Factory System

b)

Industrialization

c)

Cottage System

d)

Unskilled Worker

9.

A worker who has the knowledge to create a unique good or product

a)

Factory

b)

Industrialization

c)

Skilled Worker

d)

Unskilled Worker

10.

A factory worker who assembles only a small part of a larger product

a)

Factory

b)

Industrialization

c)

Skilled Worker

d)

Unskilled Worker

11.

The Erie Canal played a major role in which development?

a)

New York becoming a vital shipping center with the country's busiest seaport

b)

New Orleans becoming a leader in overseas manufacturing and trade

c)

Washington DC becoming a cultural and political center of the nation

d)

Boston becoming one of the country's largest transportation hubs

12.

Which of the following was NOT an effect of the invention of the Cotton Gin?

a)

Raw cotton becomes easier to process

b)

Demand for slaves increased to keep up with demand for cotton production

c)

More textile factories were built in the south

d)

Land became overworked due to increase in cotton production

13.

How did Samuel Morse's invention contribute to US growth and development?

a)

It allowed goods to travel faster and farther

b)

It made New York City a trading and shipping powerhouse

c)

It allowed for easier mining of gold and silver in the west

d)

It allowed for faster communication of long-distance messages

14.

Which innovation of the industrial age opened new markets for goods?

a)

Erie Canal

b)

Steam Locomotive

c)

Lowell Mill Girls

d)

Telegraph

15.

Innovations like the Reaper and Steel Tipped Plow affected southern farmers by -

a)

Increasing the amount of labor needed to grow crops

b)

Increasing the amount of crops they were able to grow and produce

c)

Decreasing the amount of slaves in the South

d)

Increasing the cost of raw materials due to expensive labor equipment

16.

Which of the following is true about the factory system?

a)

It was faster and less expensive than the Cottage system

b)

It produced more goods at a higher quality than the Cottage system

c)

It allowed workers to enjoy 8 hour days

d)

It decreased the amount of goods while increasing the quality of goods

17.

How did the steamboat affect the American economy?

a)

Decreased the need for canals

b)

Allowed for more efficient transportation of goods

c)

Reduced the cost of settling in the western territories

d)

Transported workers from the Southern states to the Northern States

18.

Which of the following correctly matches the group of people replacing the Lowell Mill Girls with the reason they were arriving in the US?

a)

Chinese immigrants - looking for better farming and soil

b)

Irish immigrants - large-scale famine in their homeland

c)

Chinese immigrants - large-scale famine in their homeland

d)

Irish immigrants - looking for better farming and soil

19.

Which best explains why cotton farmers needed to move west toward Texas during the 19th century (1800's)

a)

Available land was being used for Native American relocation

b)

Famine and drought were causing large losses of cotton plants

c)

An increase in slaves was pushing settlers out of traditional farming communities

d)

Due to the cotton gin, land was overworked and farmers searched for new and superior farmland