WorksheetsIndustrial Revolution Honors 2022
Total questions: 90
Worksheet time: 2hrs 30mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
What is a joint-stock company? (Taniya Bell)
a)
A business where stocks, or a share of ownership in the company, can be bought and owned by shareholders.
b)
Taniya Bell
c)
A factory co.
d)
A clothing business.
2.
How did European states find new trade routes? (Taniya Bell)
a)
Sending ships down the coast of africa or across the alantic
b)
Going to the river and getting on boats
c)
A business owned ny the poor.
d)
traveled for days to find the right route.
3.
Who tcontrolled key trades routes? (Taniya Bell)
a)
Italians and Ottomars .
b)
European states.
c)
By paying other states to tell them.
d)
Everybody.
e)
(Taniya Bell)
4.
How was the flow of wealth? (Taniya Bell)
a)
So great
b)
Really bad
c)
The rich people.
d)
decent
e)
(Taniya Bell)
5.
What is the balance of trade? (Taniya Bell)
a)
The balance of trade is the difference in value between what a nation imports and what a nation outports over time.
b)
Taniya Bell
c)
not the best.
d)
The joint company.
e)
I dont knoiw
6.
What was an output of the Industrial Revolution? (E. Bennett)
a)
vast international trading empires
b)
reduction of waste
c)
Anything somepone called it.
d)
never happened
e)
less technology
7.
Where did European ships sail to find new trade routes? (E. Bennett)
a)
coast of Africa
b)
coast of Europe
c)
inland Africa
d)
coast of Mexico
e)
coast of Canada
8.
What is a joint-stock company? (E.Bennett)
a)
a buissness where stocks can be bought and owned shareholders
b)
a combined network of stocks
c)
dosent exist
d)
a buissness where stocks are sold
e)
a buissness of people who trade
9.
What was the fastest route to a large supply of gold and silver? (E. Bennett)
a)
extract it from other colonies and trade
b)
create fake gold
c)
win wars
d)
make everyone use gold to buy things
e)
steal
10.
Why did the government place large taxes on foriegn goods? (E. Bennett)
a)
To balance trade and make the goods less attractive
b)
they needed more money
c)
they wanted a better army to win more wars
d)
they didn't want their people to get distracted
e)
they needed the money to import the goods
11.
which one was a european trader (Evan Brown)
a)
Portuguese
b)
africa
c)
antartica
d)
spain
e)
jeruselem
12.
by when did the british establish multipel trading post (Evan Brown)
a)
1650
b)
1691
c)
1651
d)
1649
e)
1652
13.
what did the dutch foucos on (Evan Brown)
a)
spice
b)
gold
c)
silver
d)
plants
e)
water
14.
what did european expansion lead to (Evan Brown)
a)
increase in slave trade
b)
trading
c)
war
d)
spices
e)
culture
15.
when did europeans etsablish plantations (Evan Brown)
a)
1500s
b)
1510s
c)
1520s
d)
1530s
e)
(Evan Brown)
16.
How long did the Industrial Revolution take to spread to other Western nations?(J. Douglas, 115)
a)
Decades
b)
Eons
c)
Months
d)
Days
e)
Hours
17.
Expansion of farmland, improvements in crop storage and transportation, innovations in fertilizers, and new crops increased what?(J. Douglas)
a)
Food supply
b)
Prices
c)
Labor Supply
d)
Factory Production
e)
Population
18.
What forced many peasnts to move to towns, creating labor supply for factories?(J. Douglas)
a)
Parliament passed enclosure movement laws
b)
Slaves started revolting
c)
Food supply started to decrease
d)
Factories were being sabotaged
19.
What did Britain have a ready supply of?(J. Douglas)
a)
Capital
b)
Slaves started revolting
c)
Factories
d)
Food supply
e)
Labor supply
20.
Which resources did Britain have an abundance of?(J. Douglas)
a)
Raw materials
b)
Steel
c)
Food supply
d)
Labor supply
e)
Cotton
21.
How did domestic markets increase?(J. Douglas)
a)
Population growth and cheap food
b)
Labor growth and cheap slaves
c)
Factory increase
d)
Cotton growth
e)
Farmland increase
22.
How were cotton threads made from raw cotton?(J. Douglas)
a)
Spinners
b)
Looms
c)
Cotton Gins
d)
Spinning Jennys
e)
Steam Engines
23.
How long did the Industrial Revolution take to spread to other Western nations?(J. Douglas, 115)
a)
Decades
b)
Eons
c)
Months
d)
Days
e)
Hours
24.
Expansion of farmland, improvements in crop storage and transportation, innovations in fertilizers, and new crops increased what?(J. Douglas)
a)
Food supply
b)
Prices
c)
Labor Supply
d)
Factory Production
e)
Population
25.
What forced many peasnts to move to towns, creating labor supply for factories?(J. Douglas)
a)
Parliament passed enclosure movement laws
b)
Slaves started revolting
c)
Food supply started to decrease
d)
Factories were being sabotaged
26.
What did Britain have a ready supply of?(J. Douglas)
a)
Capital
b)
Slaves started revolting
c)
Factories
d)
Food supply
e)
Labor supply
27.
Which resources did Britain have an abundance of?(J. Douglas)
a)
Raw materials
b)
Steel
c)
Food supply
d)
Labor supply
e)
Cotton
28.
How did domestic markets increase?(J. Douglas)
a)
Population growth and cheap food
b)
Labor growth and cheap slaves
c)
Factory increase
d)
Cotton growth
e)
Farmland increase
29.
How were cotton threads made from raw cotton?(J. Douglas)
a)
Spinners
b)
Looms
c)
Cotton Gins
d)
Spinning Jennys
e)
Steam Engines
30.
In 1840 what was Britain's most valuable product ? (Jurnee Gant)
a)
Cotton Cloth
b)
Wool
c)
Cashmere
d)
Velvet
e)
Silk
31.
How did factories impact the Industrial Revolution? (Jurnee Gant)
a)
Factories created a new labor system
b)
Factories created a new economic system
c)
Factories created a new governmental system
d)
They made labor harder
e)
They didn't impact the Industrial Revolution
32.
What was the result of the use of fossil fuels in Great Britain is the 1600s and 1700s? (Jurnee Gant)
a)
The creation of machinery in powered by coal
b)
The creation of machinery powered by wood
c)
The creation of factories
d)
The Industrial Revolution
e)
The creation of new tools
33.
What did the success of the steam engine result to? (Jurnee Gant)
a)
increased the need for coal and led to an expansion in coal
b)
Increased the need for food
c)
caused the need for coal to decline
d)
caused the need for steel to increase
e)
increased the demand for cloth
34.
What was a better quality of iron produced from? (Jurnee Gant)
a)
A process called puddling
b)
A process called filtration
c)
A process called osmosis
d)
A process called purification
e)
A process called sedimentation
35.
How was child laborers punished? (Jurnee Gant)
a)
They were beaten with a rod and/or whipped
b)
They were starved
c)
They had to work in hot conditions
d)
They were sent home
e)
They had to work outside
36.
Why was industrialization in France in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries a slow process? (R. Guthrie, pg. 119)
a)
political instability and lack of a coal source
b)
drought and famine
c)
war devastation
d)
immense poverty
e)
absolutism
37.
The German state of Prussia was rich in which resources? (R. Guthrie, pg. 119)
a)
iron and coal
b)
gold and iron
c)
coal and lumber
d)
livestock and gold
e)
silver and gold
38.
In 1800, how much of the American working population consisted of farmers? (R. Guthrie, pg. 119)
a)
6 out of 7 workers
b)
9 out of 10 workers
c)
1 out of 2 workers
d)
2 out of 3 workers
e)
5 out of 8 workers
39.
(Gabriel Johnson) How much percent did it take for the British to labor force in textile Factories.
a)
0.5
b)
0.5
c)
2
d)
0.1
e)
1
40.
During Industrilization what movement arose in the ecoonmy (Gabriel Johnson)
a)
1
b)
Socialism
c)
Capitalism
d)
Cotholism
e)
Communism
41.
Who were paid less (Gabriel Johnson)
a)
1
b)
British
c)
England
d)
Germans
e)
Loyalist
42.
Who was Karl Marx(Gabriel Johnson)
a)
4
b)
A worker
c)
A austronut
d)
artist
e)
Philosopher
43.
what was the society shifting from (Gabriel Kirkland)
a)
agarian society to industrial
b)
industrial to agarian
c)
society did not shift
d)
modern day to agarian
e)
ancient to agarian
44.
What was the main impact of the industrial revolution (Gabriel Kirkland)
a)
The revolution harmed the earth
b)
too many roads
c)
not enough water left
d)
not enough factories
e)
pollution was being minimized
45.
What is capital? (S. Larsen 7)
a)
money available for investment
b)
money created from investment
c)
money that people owe to the government
d)
taxed money
e)
money that is not available for investment
46.
What were entreprenuers and how did they help the Industrial Revolution? (S. Larsen 8)
a)
a person who finds new business oppurtunities and new ways to make profits, and they helped by inventing machines such as the spinning jenny.
b)
a person who uses traditional ways of business to make profits and they helped by working in factories
c)
a person who finds new business opportunities and new ways to make profits, and they did not help the industrial revolution
d)
they were the middle class, and helped by working longer hours
e)
they were farmers that supported factories by creating materials that would feed into their business.
47.
What was cottage industry and when did it occur in Great Britain? (S. Larsen 9)
a)
it was a method of production in which tasks are done by individuals in their rural homes, and it occured in the 1700s
b)
it was a method of production in which tasks are done by individuals in their rural homes and it occured in the 1800s
c)
it was a method of production in which tasks are done by individuals in their rural homes and it occured in the 1500s
d)
it was a method of production in which tasks are done by individuals in their rural homes and it occurred in the 1600s.
e)
none of the answers are correct
48.
What is fossil fuel and how did it affect Great Britain in the 17th and 18th century? (S. Larsen 10)
a)
it was a fuel formed in the earth from plant or animal remains and it caused many new machines to be powered by fossil fuels such as coal.
b)
it was a fuel formed in the earth from plant or animal remains and it did not affect Great Britain
c)
it was a fuel formed in the earth from plant or animal remains and it caused Great Britain to go into debt.
d)
it was a fuel made from wood and caused deforestation.
e)
none of the answers are correct
49.
What is puddling and who created it? (S. Larsen 11)
a)
It is a process in which coke derived from coal is used to burn away impurities in crude iron to produce high-quality iron and was made by Henry Cort
b)
It is a process in which coke derived from coal is used to burn away impurities in crude iron to produce high-quality iron made by Frederick Banting.
c)
It is a process in which coke derived from coal is used to burn away impurities in crude iron to produce high-quality iron and was made by John Locke.
d)
It was the process of creating coke made by Henry Cort.
e)
It was the process of washing iron with water and was made by Frederick Banting.
50.
What is industrial capitalism and what did it produce? (S. Larsen 12)
a)
It is an economic system based on industrial production or manufacturing and it produced the industrial middle class.
b)
It is an economic system based on industrial production or manufacturing and it produced very wealthy people.
c)
It is an economic system based on industrial production or manufacturing and it created lots of conflict and poverty.
d)
It is an economic system based on industrial production or manufacturing and it created a different type of government.
e)
None of the answers are correct
51.
In communism economy is controlled by the state, but in ___ production is controlled by the government (A. Lopez )
a)
socialism
b)
unification
c)
capitalism
d)
socialism and communism
e)
none
52.
a political group that is involved with views, policies and practices of extreme change (A. Lopez)
a)
radicals
b)
communist
c)
unifist
d)
regimes
e)
socialist
53.
Lasting for a limited time (A. Lopez)
a)
Temporary
b)
a minute
c)
puddling
d)
a while
e)
an hour
54.
Gave males the right to vote in elections (A.Lopez)
a)
universal male suffrage
b)
colonialism
c)
men's freedom rights
d)
unification
e)
freedom'a right
55.
Which empire let many nationalities live there? (A. López)
a)
multinational empire
b)
French empire
c)
nation empire
d)
united empire
e)
3 nations empire
56.
The act of making into a coordinated whole (A. Lopez)
a)
unification
b)
separation
c)
coordination
d)
selection
e)
production
57.
What is Militarism? N. Love
a)
The Reliance on military Strength.
b)
The characteristic of being in the military.
c)
Being able to join the military.
d)
Something that is owned by the military.
e)
Someone who loves the military.
58.
What does Kaiser mean? N. Love
a)
German for “Caesar”, the title of the emperors of the Second German empire.
b)
People pleaser.
c)
Knight
d)
King of multiple regions.
e)
Knowledgeable
59.
What is a Plebscite? N. Love
a)
A popular vote.
b)
A deadly virus.
c)
A religious place for worship
d)
A weapon created during the industrial revolution
e)
An execution site.
60.
What does Regime mean? N. Love
a)
The government in power.
b)
An organized calander.
c)
What secret plans are called.
d)
Schedule
e)
Rotaiton of jobs.
61.
What is Emancipation? N. Love
a)
The act of setting free.
b)
To kill.
c)
A comunity veto.
d)
The act of banishment.
e)
To be scarce.
62.
What is Abolitionism? N. Love
a)
A movement to end slavery.
b)
A mevement to extend slavery.
c)
What work was called for a slave.
d)
To sell or buy a slave.
e)
A group of people that were in favor of slavery.
63.
Why did people have more free time (Charlie Moss)
a)
they had technology to do more work so they did it faster
b)
Charlie Moss
c)
they worked nights
d)
they didnt work on wednesdays
e)
they watched sports
64.
what did people do with their new free time (Charlie Moss)
a)
watch and play sports
b)
(Charlie Moss)
c)
work
d)
sleep
e)
eat more
65.
what was a vaudeville show (Charlie Moss)
a)
old movies
b)
(Charlie Moss)
c)
plays
d)
stand up comedy
e)
(Charlie Moss)
66.
Who developed the first functional steamship (L. Parker)
a)
Robert Fulton
b)
L. Parker
c)
ichard Trevithick
d)
James Walt
e)
Thomas edison
67.
How much of Europe's coal was produced by Britain (L. Parker)
a)
0.8
b)
(L. Parker)
c)
0.1
d)
0.6
68.
What were cities for before the industrial revolution (L. Parker)
a)
a place for trade and politics
b)
(L. Parker)
c)
A place to live
d)
A place for food
e)
A place for dance
69.
What did industrial cities NOT need (L. Parker)
a)
Good soil for farming
b)
(L. Parker)
c)
Factories
d)
Warehouses
e)
Large workforce
70.
Which of the following were 4 inventions that revolutionized the industry? (L. Stocklin)
a)
Flying shuttle, Spinning jenny, Water frame, Steam engine
b)
Steam engine, Light bulb, Horseshoes, Peanut butter
c)
Toilets, Trains, TV'S, Teapots
d)
Street cleaners, brooms, sewing machines, mops
e)
Electricity, Airplanes, Porcelain, Gymanstics
71.
Which of the following did Richard Arkwright help invent? (L. Stocklin)
a)
Water Frame
b)
Water Boat
c)
Wood Frame
d)
Spinning Jenny
e)
Steam engine
72.
Which of the following did James Watt invent? (L. Stocklin)
a)
Steam Engine
b)
Coal Engine
c)
Steamboat
d)
Automobiles
e)
Rowboats
73.
Who were the bourgeosie? (L. Stocklin)
a)
Those who owned factories, banks, etc. (Working class)
b)
Doctors, Nurses, Dentists
c)
Government agents
d)
Government officials
e)
The poor
74.
Who were the proletariat? (L. Stocklin)
a)
Those who labored and worked in factories.
b)
Doctors, Nurses, Dentists
c)
Farmers
d)
Textile workers
e)
Union leaders
75.
Who were the Luddites? (L. Stocklin)
a)
Wreckers of machinery
b)
Union leaders
c)
Union protesters
d)
Strike leaders
e)
Goverment officials
76.
What are unions? (L. Stocklin)
a)
Workers who join together to maintain good work conditions
b)
Prostests againist work bosses
c)
Peaceful riots
d)
A type of sports
e)
Activity club
77.
Due to the Indutrial Revolution, what made this event to occur? (Keon Townsend)
a)
technoligical changes
b)
enviromental changes
c)
war
d)
bad president
e)
(keon Townsend)
78.
What changes was made during the Industrial Rvolution? (Keon Townsend)
a)
more goods
b)
increased population
c)
littering city
d)
increased murders
e)
(keon Townsend)
79.
Who created the "Final Shuttle"? (keon Townsend)
a)
John Kay
b)
James Watt
c)
George Washington
d)
Abrahan Lincoln
e)
(keon Townsend)
80.
what created in 1708 in the industrial revolution?
a)
porcelain
b)
bread
c)
trains
d)
cars
e)
(keon Townsend)
81.
How did Europe bring in alot of technology and technices? (Dylan Tyson)
a)
Indusrial Spies
b)
trading
c)
Touring ither countries
d)
Everyone was an inventor
e)
(Dylan Tyson)
82.
Who were often victims to steam powered machinery? (Dylan Tyson)
a)
children
b)
Women
c)
Slaves
d)
men
e)
(Dylan Tyson)
83.
What caused industry to thrive? (Dylan Tyson)
a)
All answers are correct.
b)
Slave Labor
c)
inexpensive child labor
d)
Labor of Women
e)
Dylan Tyson
84.
In what year did james watts launch the steam engine? (Dylan Tyson)
a)
1776
b)
1820
c)
1900
d)
1767
e)
Dylan Tyson
85.
Whatdid the term Bourgeosie refer to? (Dylan Tyson)
a)
land owners
b)
people who worked in factories
c)
rioters
d)
people
e)
Dylan Tyson
86.
Why were women consider the "Angel's of the household" ? ( Erin Wilson)
a)
They provided comfort from the industrial life
b)
Because they are like angels
c)
They cared for people in their time of need
d)
Erin Wilson
e)
Erin Wilson
87.
What were the kinds of clubs workers created ? ( Erin Wilson)
a)
singing, sports , gymnastics
b)
acting, singing, dancing
c)
golf, acting, sports
d)
Erin Wilson
e)
Erin Wilson
88.
Why were Luddites wrecking machines and destorying the their work place ? ( Erin Wilson)
a)
They believed that their jobs were being taken by machines
b)
they just wanted to because they were mad
c)
They didn't know how to work it properly
d)
Erin Wilson
e)
Erin Wilson
89.
What did unions do when their negotiations with the owners of the factories for better terms didn't work ? ( Erin Wilson)
a)
They went on strike
b)
They continued to work
c)
They destory the work place again
d)
Erin Wilson
e)
Erin Wilson
90.
What were some unhygienic things that were happening in Manchester? ( Erin Wilson)
a)
garbage was everywhere and diease was spreading
b)
wasn't bathing properly or brushing their teeth
c)
Eating rotton food
d)
Erin Wilson
e)
Erin Wilson
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