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Impact of Industrialization
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How did industrialization in the 1800s affect life in the united states?
A. It led to an increase reliance on imported goods B.
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How did having few industries affect southerners.
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Upon investigation, which factor of production grew in prominence due to industrialization?(1 point)
Responses capital resources
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The Industrial Revolution and increased agricultural needs have led to(1 point)Responsesa decrease in slash and burn
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Industrial Revolution:
The Industrial Revolution was when machines started doing lots of work, and it changed how people lived
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How did the American economy change as a result of the work of Eli Whitney and the expansion of the factory system?
A. Supply and
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Which of the following explains how the manufacturing industry changed Texas's economy? (1 point)
People built highways across
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What was a significant social consequence of industrialization?(1 point) Responses Rise of the middle class Rise of the middle
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How did the spread of information expose Americans to new ideas? (1 point)
• Industrialist elites were able to see images and
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What main idea would be described by these headlines?
“Massive Factory Fire Kills 150” “2 Million Child Workers”
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How did the Industrial Revolution contribute to global climate change?(1 point)
Responses It led to an increased use of coal,
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Subcategories (4)
Contribution to Climate Change
Effects on Agriculture and Biodiversity
Rise of the Middle Class
Spread of Information and New Ideas
Parent Categories (11)
Economic Changes
Economic History
Economics
Environmental Science
Environmentalism
Factors of production
History
Industrial Revolution
Industrialization
Labor Rights
Social consequences