
U5F4 12.3/12.4 Quiz
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- Q1What period of time is best described as a rapid growth in the speed and convenience of travel?industrial revolutionlinear time travelAmerican Revolutiontransportation revolution120s
- Q2Steamboats immediately doubled the amount of trade that was possible on water. How?England would only trade for items shipped by steamgoods could be moved up stream and downstreampeople were willing to pay more for products on the waterthey carried twice as much money120s
- Q3Who built the steamboat in the picture?Gibbons OgdenEli WhitneyRobert FultonPeter Cooper120s
- Q4Using all of what you have learned, which list of inventions did the most to pull different regions of the nation together?mechanical reaper, steel plow, coal powered locomotivesteam-powered locomotive, telegraph, steamboatthreshing machine, steamboat, coal powered textile millwater-powered textile mill, telegraph, mechanical reaper120s
- Q5How did the railroad system affect farmers?They began plowing up prairies to create more farmland in the MidwestFarmers were upset because railroad tracks were damaged crop landRailroad locomotives were killing cattle and other livestock.People stopped buying crops and instead went on vacations120s
- Q6"dot-dot-dot---dash-dash-dash---dot-dot-dot" means S.O.S. in what type of communication?Bar codeCode of EthicsTelephone codeMorse code120s
- Q7What is this a picture of?staplertelephonecatapulttelegraph120s
- Q8John Deere invented the steel version of this implement in 1837.telegraphsewing machinereaperplow120s
- Q9How did mass production affect many families in the 1830's?families were dying of starvation because prices went upimmigrant families began leaving the U.S.it had no affect at all on American familiesthey could now afford to buy household items120s
- Q10What was the main advantage steam-powered factories had over water-powered factories?Steam-powered did not need to built next to moving waterwater-powered factories electrocuted more workerswater-powered factories used slavesSteam-powered factories paid more120s
- Q11This picture could represent Peter Cooper's small but powerful locomotive named?Tom ThumbKnuckle BallRollie FingerTim "The Train" Thomas120s
- Q12The growth of the railroad system affected which of the following other industries?loggingsteelall answers are correctnewspaper120s