How did the scientific revolution help lead to the Industrial Revolution?A.As people abandoned traditional religious beliefs, demand for manufactured goods grew.B.People began moving to urban centers to take part in the exchange of ideas and to learn.C.The clash between science and religion prompted people to embrace change and advancement.D.Scientists developed new technologies that farmers and businesspeople could use to increase output.SUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

Why was the development of the scientific method a significant factor in the scientific revolution?A.It allowed scientists to repeat and verify the work of others.B.It provided common ground on which scientists and priests could agree.C.It showed that scientists could pursue knowledge without wealthy patrons.D.It convinced most Europeans to abandon religion entirely.SUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

2. What was one of the significant impacts of the Scientific Revolution? A. Public education was established throughout Western Europe. B. People became skeptical about the existence of other planets. C. People became skeptical about organized religion and ceased going to church. D. People formed knowledge through observation and logic.

What are the following impacts of the Industrial Revolution are commonly agreed? 1. The most striking change in the character of work is the extraordinary rise of professional and technical employment and the relative decline of skilled and semi-skilled workers; 2. Today education has become the basis of social mobility, especially with the expansion of professional and technical jobs, and even entrepreneurship requires a higher-education background; 3. Knowledge is no longer the source of invention and innovation.

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The Industrial Revolution began in the 18th century Question 1Select one:TrueFalseQuestion 2Not yet answeredMarked out of 5Flag questionTipsQuestion textSelect the correct answers from the list provided below. Question 2Select one or more:The seed drill made planting seeds more efficient Peasants' lives did not change as a result of the Enclosure Movement The rise of the factory is a cause of the Industrial Revolution Before the Industrial Revolution, most people relied on subsistence farming Agrarian is not a synonym of agricultural Weather made harvests difficult in agrarian Britain.The Industrial Revolution did not lead to urbanisation The Enclosure Movement refers to landowners enclosing their land into a single farm Question 3Not yet answeredMarked out of 2Flag questionTipsQuestion textBefore the invention of the seed drill, hand-planted seeds would be blown away or eaten by birds. Question 3Select one:TrueFalseQuestion 4Not yet answeredMarked out of 2Flag questionTipsQuestion textWhat were the advantages of the Rotherham Plough? Question 4Select one or more:It was powered by steamIt only required two horses It was cheapIt was easier for workers to use and increased productivity