A) Construction industry. B) Tourism industry. C) Agriculture industry. D) Textile industry.
A) Hydroelectric power. B) Wind power. C) Coal. D) Solar power.
A) It led to long working hours and poor working conditions for many laborers. B) It reduced the need for human labor. C) It had no effect on labor practices. D) It improved working conditions and increased wages for laborers.
A) The labor movement. B) The craft movement. C) The agricultural movement. D) The industrial movement.
A) It led to increased reliance on animal power. B) It resulted in the decline of transportation networks. C) It had no impact on transportation. D) It led to the development of faster and more efficient transportation systems.
A) Child labor was limited to agricultural tasks. B) Children were only allowed to work in schools. C) Children were often employed in factories and mines, facing harsh working conditions. D) Child labor was completely abolished during this period.
A) Feudalism. B) Capitalism. C) Communism. D) Socialism.
A) It had no impact on global trade. B) It led to increased global trade and the development of international markets. C) It led to the decline of trade between nations. D) It resulted in the isolation of countries from one another.
A) The middle class. B) The peasantry. C) The aristocracy. D) The clergy.
A) It led to the expansion of wildlife habitats. B) It resulted in the preservation of natural ecosystems. C) It had no impact on the environment. D) It led to increased pollution and deforestation.
A) The process of converting urban areas into agricultural land. B) The process of maintaining a balance between urban and rural populations. C) The process of decreasing urban population density. D) The process of population shifting from rural areas to urban centers.
A) Processing B) Fabrication C) Manufacturing D) Assembling
A) Keynesian economics B) Socialism C) Laissez-faire D) Marxism
A) Maximizing profits B) Ensuring products meet customer requirements C) Reducing environmental impact D) Streamlining production processes
A) Arbitrary deadlines B) Effective communication C) Strict hierarchy D) Micromanagement
A) Reduced inventory costs B) Higher production capacity C) Increased lead times D) Less focus on quality control |