WorksheetsEffects of Industrialization
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 46mins
Where did the Industrial Revolution begin?
France
The United States of America
Germany
England
Click all that are true: Why did factories become so successful in the Northeast?
The soil was bad so people gave up farming easily
Early factories ran using water power and there were many rivers in the Northeast
There were many ports, making trade easy
Large use of slave labor made factory work inexpensive
Because factory work didn't require much strength or skill, many factories hired. . .
(a)
How long were some of the days that children had to work in factories?
4 hours
12 hours
16 hours
24 hours
Which is an example of a nativist?
Someone who volunteers to help immigrants
Someone who fears the influence of immigrants in the U.S.
Someone who leaves their native country
Someone who likes the Buffalo Bills
Click all that apply: What were some negative effects of urbanization?
Unsafe living conditions
More entertainment options
Disease
Fancy new shops
What is the main example of sectionalism between North and South are you going to study later this year?
The use of slaves
Factories vs Farms
The use of tariffs
High taxation
Eli Whitney's invention, the cotton gin, led directly to an increase in . . .
(a)
Click all that apply: New energy sources during the Industrial Revolution included. . .
Water
Solar
Coal
Steam
How did advancements in transportation impact the sale of manufactured goods?
Items could be sold halfway around the world
It was harder to sell items at long distances
It did not effect the sale of manufactured goods
Items became harder to move from place to place
