The Industrial Revolution

The Industrial Revolution transformed how?

• the way crops were harvested
• the way people communicated
• the way goods were produced
• the way animals were domesticated

Before the Industrial Revolution, things were made mostly by?

• hand
• telekinesis
• magic
• robots

After the Industrial Revolution, things were made by?

• hand tools and manual labor
• telekinesis and mind power
• machines and factories
• magic and sorcery

How did machines affect society after the Industrial Revolution?

• Machines increased productivity and led to urbanization, but also caused job displacement and poor working conditions.
• Machines improved working conditions and created more jobs
• Machines led to a decrease in urbanization
• Machines had no impact on society

During the Industrial Revolution, how did machines affect products?

• Machines made more products faster and for a cheaper price

• Machines caused a decrease in the quality of products
• Machines had no impact on the speed and efficiency of production
• Machines decreased the speed and efficiency of production

During the Industrial Revolution, how did factories affect job opportunities?

• Factories created new job opportunities in urban areas.
• Factories only provided job opportunities for skilled workers.
• Factories had no impact on job opportunities.
• Factories led to a decrease in job opportunities in rural areas.

Before the Industrial Revolution, what kind of jobs were people working and where were they typically located?

• Mining, construction, and manufacturing in coastal areas
• Technology, finance, and healthcare in urban areas
• Agriculture, fishing, and small-scale crafts in rural areas
• Entertainment, transportation, and communication in suburban areas

During the Industrial Revolution, what were some of the downfalls that had workers upset?

• Flexible hours, competitive wages, comfortable working conditions, and job advancement opportunities
• Short hours, high wages, safe working conditions, and job security
• No work hours, no wages, no working conditions, and no job security
• Long hours, low wages, unsafe working conditions, and lack of job security

During the Industrial Revolution, did workers bring their children with them to work as workers also?

• Yes
• Only on weekends
• Sometimes
• No

How did the Industrial Revolution and the rise of factories affect children?

• Child labor and poor working conditions
• No impact on children's lives
• Decreased child labor and better working conditions for children
• Increased access to education and improved living conditions for children