
Industrial Revolution
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- Q1How did inventions during the 1800s and early 1900s change people's lives?Businesses did not grow during this timeThey could do more work in less timeInventions did not change people's livesIt took people more time to do things30s
- Q2Thomas Edison invented many new things. One of them was theinternetelectric light bulbcotton ginairplane30s
- Q3Which groups of people made major contributions in the construction of the Transcontinental Railroad?Japanese and ItaliansChinese and IrishRussian and GermansNative Americans30s
- Q4In 1876, ___________ invented the telephoneSamuel MorseThomas EdisonBell SouthAlexander Graham Bell30s
- Q5Which invention made it possible for factories and shops to stay open at night?the model T automobilethe electric lightbulbthe radiothe typewriter30s
- Q6Samuel Morse invented the ___________, a way of carrying messages along wirestelegraphphonographtypewritertelephone30s
- Q7Which of the following was a characteristic of the Industrial RevolutionMany people moved from the cities to farmsThe US was mostly a nation of farmersGoods were being made in factories instead of homesWorkers produced fewer goods30s
- Q8Henry Bessemer used iron ore, limestone, and coal to make steel. These are examples of __________capital resourcesschool resourcesnatural resourceshuman resources30s
- Q9Which of the following best describes the free enterprise system?Business owners decide what to produce and how much to charge without giving government control.Consumers have few choices about where they can buy goods.The government owns all the business and land.There is no competition between the businesses.30s
- Q10How did John D. Rockefeller's Standard Oil Company become a monopoly?It bought small companies to reduce competitionIt sold parts of the company to other peopleIt paid factory workers lots of moneyIt sold all of its' big US companies30s
- Q11Andrew Carnegie is known for which of the following?building oil refineriesinventing a new method for making steelbuilding a huge steel empirebuilding the Westinghouse Electric Company30s
- Q12Why did Alexander Graham Bell's telephone company supple service to many cities but to few rural areas in the 1890s?The phone lines could not reach that farIt cost too much to supply telephone service to rural areasNo one lived in the rural areasPeople in the rural areas did not need to use the telephone30s
- Q13Which of the following promoted the early 1900s Industrial Revolutioncotton gin and railroadscomputers and the internetlight bulbs and telephonestelevision and radios30s