Changes

Which of the following is NOT one of the ways in which humans directly can change water resources?

• Irrigation (diverting water away from the original water source to farmlands)

• Building dams

• Droughts

• Pollution

Which of the following is NOT a way in which urbanization can change local ecosystems?

• A) Increased pollution

• B) Habitat destruction

• C) Improved air quality

• D) Introduction of invasive species

What is one major social change that occurred during the Industrial Revolution?

• A) Decrease in urban population

• B) Increase in agricultural jobs

• C) Rise of factory-based economies

• D) Decline in technological advancements

Which of the following changes is associated with the Green Revolution?

• A) Decrease in crop yields

• B) Introduction of high-yield crop varieties

• C) Reduction in the use of fertilizers

• D) Decline in global food production

How did the Civil Rights Movement change American society?

• A) It led to the end of slavery

• B) It resulted in the Civil Rights Act of 1964

• C) It caused the American Revolution

• D) It abolished the death penalty

Which change is a direct result of deforestation?

• A) Increase in biodiversity

• B) Decrease in carbon dioxide levels

• C) Loss of habitat for many species

• D) Expansion of forested areas

What change did the invention of the printing press bring to society?

• A) Decrease in literacy rates

• B) Spread of information became faster

• C) Decline in book production

• D) Increase in oral storytelling

Which of the following is a change brought about by globalization?

• A) Isolation of cultures

• B) Decrease in international trade

• C) Increased cultural exchange

• D) Decline in technological innovation

What change did the women's suffrage movement achieve?

• A) Women gained the right to vote

• B) Women lost property rights

• C) Women were banned from working

• D) Women were denied education

Which change is associated with climate change?

• A) Stabilization of global temperatures

• B) Increase in sea levels

• C) Decrease in extreme weather events

• D) Reduction in greenhouse gases