The Industrial Revolution
Steam engines, spinning machines, and cities that grew overnight. Explore the age when machines changed how people worked, traveled, and lived.
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In which country did the Industrial Revolution begin?Tap an answer
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- Before the Industrial Revolution, most goods were made by hand at home or in small workshops.True / False
- Which new form of transport moved goods and people on iron rails?Multiple Choice
- Which fuel powered most steam engines? (one word)Type Answer
- The first public steam railways opened in which century?Multiple Choice
- During the Industrial Revolution, many people moved from villages to cities to work in factories.True / False
- Samuel Morse developed a famous code of dots and dashes for which device?Multiple Choice
- What were the large buildings full of machines where goods were made called?Multiple Choice
- Which industry, making cloth and thread, was the first to move into factories? (one word)Type Answer
- Which problem grew rapidly in industrial cities?Multiple Choice
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