Industrial Revolution

What is Manufacturing?

• The ability of a country to move products across the country.

• The amount of goods and material a country produces.

• Making cars.

• Inventing new machines to make life easier.

What is Petroleum

• A liquid that cannot be refined into fuel.

• A rock that can be burned for fuel.

• A gas that is found in the atmosphere.

• A liquid found beneath the earth's surface that can be refined into fuel.

What is a Patent?

• Exclusive rights to make or sell an invention.

• Rights to buy an invention.

• The government returning money from you because they took too much.

• Selling your invention to the government.

What is the Bessemer Process?

• The process of making steel into iron.

• The process to complete a skyscraper

• Turning lead into steel.

• A cheap process to make iron into steel.

Where was an assembly line used?

• Factories

• Homes

• Government Buildings

• City Squares

What is an Assembly Line?

• A slow but cheap way to make goods.

• A fast and cheap way of making goods.

• A fast and expensive way to make goods.

• A slow and expensive way of making goods.

What was electricity used for?

• Sailing

• Farming

• Power

• Hunting

Between what years did the US see a massive growth in manufacturing?

• 1700-1800

• 1950-2000

• 1840-1900

• 1860-1920

What was Petroleum used for?

• Power

• Sailing

• Hunting

• Farming

Why were Patents created?

• To make sure the government had control over inventors.

• To protect inventors rights.

• To protect the government from inventors.

• To create a better place for the inventors to meet each other.