Industrial Revolution Test Review Question Preview (ID: 22956)

a) by helping the men learn how to sew

b) by helping the children get extra hours of work

c) by helping the owners get paid more

d) by helping the workers get better working conditions

a) the bourgeoisie (haves) should own all the businesses

b) the proletariats (have-nots) should all the factories

c) the bourgeoisie (haves) should overthrow the proletariats (have-nots)

d) the proletariats (have-nots) should overthrow the bourgeoisie (haves)

a) Jethro Tull and Karl Marx

b) Mrs. McPhaul and Ms. Caldwell

c) Ms. Dykstra and Ms. Baskin

d) Karl Marx and Freidrick Engels

a) socialism wanted gov't to be involved in business, and laissez-faire capitalism didn't

b) laissez-faire capitalism wanted gov't involved in business, and socialism didn't

c) socialism wanted gov't invloved in business and laissez-faire captialism did too

d) laissez-faire capitalism wanted government in business and socialism did too

a) no religious involvement in government

b) no government involvement in religion

c) no religious involvement in business/economy

d) no governmetn involvement in business/economy

a) no running water

b) large apartments

c) apartments were crowded

d) small apartments

a) people were to work on the assembly line for long hours

b) people were divided into social classes on the assembly line

c) people were forced to work at the factory

d) people were assigned specific jobs on the assembly line

a) people moved to the country to find jobs

b) people moved to the city to find jobs

c) people moved to other countries to find jobs

d) people moved to water sources to find jobs

a) parts were different which caused issues with repairs

b) parts were identical which helped with pairs

c) parts could not be used in other machines easier

d) parts could not be used in other machines

a) spinning jenny

b) cotton gin

c) steam engine

d) water loom

a) it allowed people/products to travel farther

b) it allowed people/products to move slower

c) it allowed people to earn more money

d) it allowed people to travel shorter distances

a) because they needed the water to as a power source

b) because they needed the water for food

c) because they needed the water for animals

d) because they needed water for the bathrooms

a) to bring machines and products into one location

b) to bring workers and machines into one location

c) to bring unions and machines into one location

d) to bring capitalism and socialism into one location

a) humans

b) machines

c) factories

d) cottages

a) textile

b) iron

c) coal

d) steel

a) it was religious and not political

b) it was economic and not political

c) it was political and not religious

d) it was political and not economic

a) United States

b) Spain

c) France

d) Great Britain

a) increased crops

b) increased population

c) higher death rate

d) small farmers moved to cities

a) They made the working conditions better for the workers

b) They made the working conditions worse for the workers

c) They made the working conditions better for men only

d) They made working conditions worse for men only