1. As Great Britain bought more American cotton, slavery became more entrenched throughout the South. Answer True False 2. Only men worked in Great Britain’s emerging factories. Answer True False 3. Factories changed the nature of labor, as industry moved from the home to the factory. Answer True False 4. Wealthy business people invested capital in factories and expected to make a profit without having to share it with employees. Answer True False 5. British workers that joined unions or organized strikes were breaking the law. Answer True False 6. The Indian textile industry was almost destroyed, because their textile workshops were not mechanized and cotton cloth imported from Britain was cheaper. Answer True False 7. Britain’s enclosure movement not only supported population growth, but also helped make all farmers wealthier. Answer True False 8. The change from the cottage industry system to the factory system was beneficial for all workers. Answer True False 9. Labor unions, organizations of workers that represent workers’ interests, emerged in the early 1800s in Great Britain. Answer True False 10. Negative effects of industrialization included crowded, dirty cities and polluted air and water. true or false
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1. true 2. false 3. true 4. true 5. depends on the period. Before the 1840s, they were breaking the law. 6. true 7. false 8. false 9. true 10. true.
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22-2? Well it was a sort of tricky quiz, the way the questions are all over the chapter. I had the most trouble with 5 and 6, so I'll tell you that they are both true. But if you really needed help, the teachers are always there.
