Name: Date: Industrial Revolution… Quiz Circle correct answer

1. Score: Name: Date: Industrial Revolution… Quiz Circle correct answer What had been the main source of energy before the industrial revolution? Gas, wood, coal, oil, What was the new source of energy during the industrial revolution? Oil, gas, coal, Where did people source coal from? From trees, from farms, digging underground, Which animal was often used for power before the industrial revolution? Dog, horse, cow Scientists began grouping together pondering the possibilities of the world. This period of time is called The age of reason, The age of Mindcraft, The age of beauty, Coal was burned to heat water. This steam power was enough to power Large people, large horses large machinery, Who set up the first steam powered factory in the UK? Matthew Bolton, Martin Ritchie, Stevie Wonder In which UK city could you find the world renowned Soho Factory? Brighton, Birmingham, Bolton Who was one of the first inventors of the steam engine? James Dean, James Watt, James Jones Factories produced a variety of new objects, including buttons. Which 2 are a type of button? Sister of stone, mother of pearl, lizard tongue, tortoise shell, One factory was world renowned for producing small metal objects for people to keep in their pocket (like a tobacco holder, a small decorative fish to store orange oil). These were known as Bristol toys, Birmingham toys, Bradford toys

2. Britain was making money from trading (doing business with) other countries. Which country did Britain begin trading with first? • West Indies, South Africa, South Carolina • How did Britain protect themselves and the goods they were trading? • The Royal Air Force, The Royal Navy, The Territorial Army, • Britain did trade with many countries. Draw arrows to the correct countries • Sugar China • Tabaco West Indies • Tea India • Spices North America • Slave traders are people who traded in • Animals, people, gold, • What was Britain's main import in 1788? • Spices, tobacco, sugar • Tea drinking was a new experience and tableware was needed for the new middle classes. Which ceramist was the first person to make mass produced tableware? • Josiah Wedgwood, James Hedgeford, Michael Mountford • Wedgwood designed a new set of tableware for the queen which everybody wanted! What was this range of pottery called? • Kingsware, Dukesware, Queensware, • For all the goods being transported in the UK roads needed to improve. In order to keep roads in good condition people started charging people to pass through their land. These roads were know as a • Turnbike road, Turnpike road, Turngate road, • Wedgewood began setting up the first of his potteries in which town? • Buckinghamshire, Staffordshire, Oxfordshire • When Wedgwood first began trading, people carried pottery on which animal? • Bull, reindeer, Mule/horse, • What would happen to the pottery on route? • It would get lost, it would break, it would be stolen • Canals were also designed to allow people and goods to travel by • Water, land, air • Wedgewood wanted to transport goods on the canal network. A mile long tunnel was build through the hills. How did people travel through the tunnel without an engine on the boat? • They used a rope to pull themselves through, • They used a long paddle, • They used their feet against the wall of the tunnel, • There was a great showcase of new products and technologies in Crystal Palace in 1851. This was called • The Great Exhibition, The Great Galley, The Great Museum