Industrial Revolution - 4th Year

The main sources of energy during the Industrial Revolution were:

• water and coal

• water

• electricity

• coal

The wealthier class was conformed by:

• Merchants and factory owners

• Land owners and fishers

• Textile workers and coal miners

• None of the above

The wealthier class disliked the growing middle class because:

• They replaced their position in society

• They earned their money from common businesses

• They were the owners of the means of production

• All of the above

• None of the above

England´s cities grew rapidly and this caused:

• Wholes on the pavement

• Trees to fall down

• Sickness spread faster

• Population to decline

Britain's primary rival at the moment was:

• Germany

• Belgium

• Portugal

• Paris

Britain's most important city was:

• London

• Manchester

• Wales

• None of the above

Factories were built close to the water because:

• It favored better climate

• It was were most of the workers lived

• It was easier to dump trash in the sea

• None of the above

• All of the above

Child labor, pollution, rapid population growth and unhealthy working conditions are causes of:

• Britain's disorganized plans

• Industrialization

• Independence of the Americans

• Coal Mining

The industrialization was referred as a _________ because it had very negative but also very positive effects:

• Mixed feeling

• Misplacement of resources

• Mixed blessing

• Evolution in disadvantage

Urbanization is defined as:

• The movement from cities to the fields

• Improvement in horse riding and transportation

• None of the above

• Concentration of factories in certain locations

• All of the above