Question 1

One of the main items produced by early factories that changed peoples' lives for the better was

Accepted Answer

A)  trousers. 
B)  shoes. 
C)  shirts. 
D)  blouses. 
E)  underwear. 
A)  trousers. 
B)  shoes. 
C)  shirts. 
D)  blouses. 
E)  underwear.

Question 2

Which of the following was not a prerequisite for industrial production?

Accepted Answer

A)  Increased world trade. 
B)  An expansion in the flow of money. 
C)  Increased population. 
D)  A monopoly on the invention of new products. 
E)  Experienced managers and entrepreneurs. 
A)  Increased world trade. 
B)  An expansion in the flow of money. 
C)  Increased population. 
D)  A monopoly on the invention of new products. 
E)  Experienced managers and entrepreneurs.

Question 3

Most of the population that began migrating from rural to urban areas might be classified as

Accepted Answer

A)  middle aged. 
B)  uneducated. 
C)  young. 
D)  religious. 
E)  female. 
A)  middle aged. 
B)  uneducated. 
C)  young. 
D)  religious. 
E)  female.

Question 4

The first significant commercial railroads linked the British industrial centers of ____________________ and ____________________.

Accepted Answer

Manchester

Question 5

Jean Jacques Rousseau was one of several reformers who encouraged parents to

Accepted Answer

A)  discipline their children strictly. 
B)  lavish more love and affection on their children. 
C)  see that children received a decent education. 
D)  care for their children even though they might well not live to adulthood. 
E)  care for their children so that their children would care for them in their old age. 
A)  discipline their children strictly. 
B)  lavish more love and affection on their children. 
C)  see that children received a decent education. 
D)  care for their children even though they might well not live to adulthood. 
E)  care for their children so that their children would care for them in their old age.

Question 6

Examine the implications of the advent of machine technology and of the factory system.

Accepted Answer

Answers would include a discus

Exam 32: The Early Industrial Revolution

One of the main items produced by early factories that changed peoples' lives for the better was

Which of the following was not a prerequisite for industrial production?

Most of the population that began migrating from rural to urban areas might be classified as

The first significant commercial railroads linked the British industrial centers of ____________________ and ____________________.

Jean Jacques Rousseau was one of several reformers who encouraged parents to

Examine the implications of the advent of machine technology and of the factory system.

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