Consequences of the Industrial Revolution in 19th Century England
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What was the consequence of the transfer of population from the countryside to the cities during the Industrial Revolution?

  • Resulted in an equal distribution of labor
  • Led to a surplus of agricultural labor
  • Boosted agricultural production
  • Weakened the agricultural workforce (correct)

    • What did the concentration of people in industrial centers lead to in terms of culture?

  • Formation of Working Class Culture (correct)
  • Strengthening of Aristocratic Culture
  • Promotion of Rural Culture
  • Eradication of Traditional Culture

    • What made 19th century England a dominant force in the world?

  • Different discoveries, application of science, and involvement of social classes in development (correct)
  • Lack of competition from other nations
  • Isolation from global events
  • Reliance on traditional methods

    • What did the Industrial Revolution necessitate in terms of workforce?

    <p>A work force that was not readily available</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What did the new vision of industrialization lead to in England?

    <p>Town planning and creation of new cities</p> Signup and view all the answers

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