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Before the Industrial Revolution most people lived in small communities and farms and made things like clothing by hand. What is that called: Cottage System. The use of simple machines and methods like crop rotation helped increase the amount of food grown which began what farming revolution in England: Agricultural Revolution . What major effect did the Agricultural Revolution have on population: population increased. What is it called when people use machines to do work that had been performed by humans and animals : Industrialism . Where did the Industrial Revolution begin: The Textile Industry in England . What system brought machines and workers together in one place to produce goods: Factory System . What invention powered factories and allowed factories to be built anywhere, also powered ships and railroads : Steam Engine. What invention was faster, cheaper, connected cities and countries and was the biggest improvement in land transportation to that point : The Railroad. What impact did factories like the one shown have on people's health and the environment : All the above are true. Why did people move from farms and small communities to the cities during the Industrial Revolution: people could earn more in a factory than on the farms. Which of the following was NOT part of daily life for workers in the factories of the Industrial Revolution : Safe working conditions. Businesses that people can buy shares of to own part of the company are called what: corporations. How did the Industrial Revolution affect the cities: Led to an increase in population in the cities. What best describes who the people are and what action they are taking in this Industrial Revolution image: Union workers conducting a strike demanding higher pay

The Silk Road was what: A network of roads used for trading.. Which one was NOT a danger on the Silk Road: Wild fires would break out.. About how long was the Silk Road: 4,000 miles. Which is the most important fact that makes the Silk Road significant to history : It was one on the first times Europe and Asia were connected and products and cultures were exchanged.. What disease began on the Silk Road that devastated parts of the world: . Which product was NOT exchanged on the Silk Road: plastic. Which cultural idea was exchanged on the Silk Road: All of the listed answers. Why did China build the Great Wall: To protect traders from thieves and bandits. What animals transported most of the goods along the Silk Road: Camels. Which person was a famous trader on the Silk Road who brought the noodle back to Italy: Marco Polo. One reason the Silk Road was important is: It connected previously isolated cultures. Silk is made from: fiber from silkworm cocoons . The Silk Road is: an intercontinental network of trading routes. What is a caravan: a group of people traveling together. What was the terrain like on the Silk Road: harsh deserts and mountains. Silk was produced: only in China. The Chinese invention used to make weapons and fireworks: Gunpowder. What was the biggest threat to merchants traveling on the Silk Road: Thieves. Paper led to: both books and money

 The Silk Road led to what shared throughout societies?  B. goods and knowledge. The Silk Road crossed___________ Africa, Europe, and Asia. Indus Valley, __________, and Egypt civilizations bought and sold with one another. Mesopotamia. Historians believed that the exchange of ideas had no effect on world history. False. The Bactrian camel made travel through the routes of the Silk Roads possible because it was adapted to the land by its Long eyelashes. Why did the Chinese decide to interact with their European neighbors? They each wanted goods and rare material from each other.. During the rule of the Song Dynasty, the population grew and new cities sprang up around China. What invention allowed trade to increase? paper money. During the second Silk Roads era, these two groups began trading with one another for the first time: the Arabs and Chinese. During the second Silk Roads era, the items exchanged included the following: textiles, food, spices, and art. Who brought their goods and ideas with the Silk Roads? merchants and adventurers. all of the above. The Europeans sailed to the Americas in ___ 1492

Trading bulk goods like lumber and in larger quantities best matches which trade system: Indian Ocean. Gold and salt passing along the Silk Road would likely have come from..: North Africa. A type of technology from China still in use today. : Paper. Connected the three empires we learned about in unit three with China, India, and Persia: Silk Road. This Chinese invention allowed people to travel overseas, out of sight of land without losing their direction. : Compass. This would eventually replace the Silk Road as it was faster, and people were able to trade a larger amount of goods. : Indian Ocean Trade Routes. Which of the following best describes Japan's relationship to most of Asia: Japan was isolated from most of Asia. Why was the Silk Road and trade a benefit for the Byzantine Empire during the Middle Ages: They were in a good position to trade with many civilizations. Besides trade goods, what else traveled along the Silk Road and Indian Ocean trade routes: Religions like Islam and Buddhism. In what ways was Japan influenced by China: Both spread of Buddhism and similar writing system. Why was China able to influence Japanese culture: It is close geographically to Japan. Why is it not 100% correct to call the trade route between Europe and Asia the Silk Road: It was not a single road but multiple routes linking civilizations. True or False: Europeans created goods like silk clothing and porcelain art to trade along the Silk Road. : False. Why did Indian Ocean trade eventually replace trade along the Silk Road: You could transport more goods further over the ocean

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Which of the following was not a result of the British Industrial revolution Abundance in capital resources. Samuel Smiles. Andrew Ure. Jeremy Betham. Karl Marx . Georg Wilhelm Frederick Hegel. Freidrich Engels Factory owner who helped Karl Marx write Communist Manifesto. Liberalism. Conservatisim. Socialism. Utopian Socialisim. Anarchism. Romanticism.  economist and philosopher, a country could be governed by nobles based on the idea of paternalism alone Edmund Burke. Louis Blancs basic ideas... "The right to work". Which two were reason for Great Britain being the first country to fully industrialize? Water ways and ports, expansive int. trade. Select the ones that were social consequences of the Industrial Revolution in GB. Rapid urbanization

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