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Industrialization in Canada

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What are the three economic factors that are helping Canada's economy following Confederation?

a)

Population growth, Reciprocity Treaty, Development of a Domestic Market

b)

Industrial Capitalism, Eastern Continental Transportation, Maritime Transportation

c)

Mechanization, Rail Network, Grand Trunk Intercolonial Railway

d)

Food, Textiles, Lumber

2.

Which tool was critical to the process of mechanization?

a)

Steam Engine

b)

Canals

c)

Rail Network

d)

Factories

3.

How did the production process change after mechanization?

a)

Production became slower and produced fewer goods

b)

Craftspeople became more skilled

c)

Labourers replaced skilled craftspeople

d)

Machines were replaced by tools

4.

Which industries were thriving in the late 1800s in Canada?

a)

Food and Textiles

b)

Iron and Steel

c)

Railroad Equipment Manufacturing

d)

All of the above

5.

How did the Railroads stimulate the economy?

a)

By providing quick access to manufactured goods

b)

By shipping manufactured goods

c)

By enabling year-round transportation

d)

All of the above

6.

How were farms changing in the late 1800s?

a)

Farms were becoming smaller

b)

Farms were becoming larger

c)

Farms were disappearing

d)

Farms were staying the same

7.

What were the main sectors of production in Canada?

a)

Food, Textiles, Lumber

b)

Iron, Steel, Railroad Equipment

c)

Food, Textiles, Iron

d)

Lumber, Railroad Equipment, Steel

8.

What is the profit-driven economic system called?

a)

Industrial Capitalism

b)

Eastern Continental Transportation

c)

Maritime Transportation

d)

Mechanization

9.

What transportation systems were closely linked with industrialization?

a)

Boats and Trains

b)

Canals and Factories

c)

Rail Network and Banks

d)

Steam Engine and Railroads

10.

What did the development of transportation networks help with?

a)

Moving raw materials to the centres of production

b)

Moving produced goods to the market

c)

Financing canals and buildings

d)

All of the above