Why did the Industrial Revolution start in Britain?

• It had a large population of workers, vast raw materials, and a good transportation system.

• It had the largest army in the world.

• It was the only country with electricity.

• It had the most advanced technology in the world.

What role did canals play in Britain's Industrial Revolution?

• They were used for transporting goods and raw materials.

• They were primarily for recreational purposes.

• They were used to generate electricity.

• They were used for irrigation.

Which of the following was NOT a reason for the start of the Industrial Revolution in Britain?

• Large population of workers

• Vast source of raw materials

• Advanced computer technology

• Good transportation system

What was a significant advantage of Britain's ports during the Industrial Revolution?

• They allowed for international trade and import of goods.

• They were used for military purposes only.

• They were the largest in the world.

• They were used to store raw materials.

What was another effect of population growth?

• Decrease in goods

• Market to sell goods

• Decrease in labor

• Decrease in capital

Which invention is associated with making steel?

• Arkwright’s Water Frame

• Henry Bessemer’s process

• James Watt’s steam engine

• Samuel Crompton’s Mule

When did the Industrial Revolution begin in Germany compared to England?

• At the same time

• A century earlier

• A century later

• Two centuries later

What type of migration occurred in Germany during the Industrial Revolution?

• Movement from city to country

• Movement from country to city

• International migration

• Seasonal migration

What was one of the major environmental impacts of the Industrial Revolution in Germany?

• Increased biodiversity

• Water, land, and air pollution

• Improved air quality

• Decreased urbanization

Under which restoration did the Industrial Revolution begin in Japan?

• Meiji Restoration

• Taisho Restoration

• Showa Restoration

• Heisei Restoration