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The Industrial Revolution 3
Sheffield is most associated with steel making, particularly flatware.

The Industrial Revolution 3

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The steam engine was made during the Industrial Revolution. Did you know that iron production rose 1,000% between 1750 and 1830? Without iron the steam engine could not have been made.

Test yourself with the third History quiz in the Industrial Revolution series.

1 .
Those who smashed factory machinery were called what?
Doleites
Hittites
Luddites
Mabbites
Lead by Ned Ludd, they were mainly the unemployed
2 .
Cast iron that could be shaped was called what?
Distressed iron
Pressed iron
Wrought iron
Wrung iron
Stronger than cast iron - used for tools and machines
3 .
In the early 18th century, who began making cast iron?
Abraham Darby
Adam Lester
Moses Carlisle
Noah Durham
He used coke (coking coal) instead of charcoal
4 .
Which factory owner financed James Watt's work?
James Nasmyth
Lionel French
Matthew Boulton
Thomas Savery
5 .
Who usually crawled under a jammed machine?
Children
Factory owners
Men
Women
Very dangerous - machines were often still running
6 .
James Watt improved whose steam engine in the 1760's?
Terence Newgate
Thomas Newcomen
Timothy Newland
Tom Newsome
Newcomen's was the first working steam engine
7 .
Which city is most associated with steel making?
Bristol
Edinburgh
Manchester
Sheffield
Especially stainless steel, particularly flatware
8 .
Iron and steel making required what type of coal?
Anthracite
Bituminous coal
Coke
Lignite
9 .
In the 1850's who developed a steelmaking process?
David Fitzsimmons
Henry Bessemer
Henry Cort
John Neilson
Steel was stronger than wrought iron
10 .
Edmund Cartwright's invention caused unemployment for which workers?
Cloth dyers
Hand-loom weavers
Sheep shearers
Wool sorters
His power loom was driven by steam engines
Author:  Jan Crompton
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