The Workers
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Q. Why were the factory owners inclined towards hiring women and children over men?
- Men were not skilled.
- There were not many men.
- Women and children were more meticulous in their work.
- Women and children were hired because they were paid less than men.
Q. Why did the factory owners prefer to employ women and children during the Industrial Revolution?
- They worked for lower wages
- They wanted health insurance
- They were more efficient workers
- They worked twice as hard as men
Q. Statement 1: Child labourers were in great demand in coal mines during the Industrial Revolution.
Statement 2: Only men were hired to work in dangerous places like coal mines.
Statement 2: Only men were hired to work in dangerous places like coal mines.
- Both statements are false
- Statement 1 is true and statement 2 is false
- Statement 2 is true and and statement 1 is false
- Both statements are true
Q. Statement 1: Factory owners preferred to hire women and children over men.
Statement 2: Machines replaced many manually done jobs during the Industrial Revolution.
Statement 2: Machines replaced many manually done jobs during the Industrial Revolution.
- Statement 1 is true and statement 2 is false
- Statement 2 is true and statement 1 is false
- Both statements are true
- Both statements are false
Q. S1: Before the industrial revolution, the women worked in farms and looked after children.
S2: During the Industrial Revolution, women started working at factories and gained financial independence.
S3: The industries took care of women's health and family.
Based on the above statements, select the correct option from the following:
S2: During the Industrial Revolution, women started working at factories and gained financial independence.
S3: The industries took care of women's health and family.
Based on the above statements, select the correct option from the following:
- S1: True; S2: True; S3: True
- S1:True; S2: False; S3: True
- S1: True; S2: False; S3: True
- S1: True; S2: True; S3: False
Q. Children were exploited in the industries. Choose the options that support this statement.
- The children did not get time to play.
- The children would injure themselves while handling the machines.
- The children were forced to work in the mines.
- The industries provided education to all the children.
Q. Select the epidemic(s) which broke out among the workers in the 1830s.
- Typhoid
- Cholera
- Tuberculosis
- Malaria
Q. All the following statements about the mill workers of Lowell, Massachusetts, in the 1840s are true EXCEPT:
- They were strictly supervised at all times.
- They worked more than 70 hours in a normal week.
- Most of them came from wealthy families.
- They wrote and published their own magazine.
- Nearly all of them were female
Q. Which of the following worsened after the Industrial Revolution?
- Steel production
- Iron production
- Working conditions
- Transportation issues
Q. How was the lives like for the women and children during the industrial revolution
Q. All factory owners always preferred to employ men over women and children.
- True
- False
Q. Match the cities and the average lifespan of factory workers during the Industrial Revolution.
- Manchester
- Birmingham
- 15
- Derby
- 21
- 17
Q. Choose the correct pairs of factory workers and their wages (1850s, England).
- Women
- Men
- Children
- 25 Shillings/Week
- 1 Shilling/Week
- 7 Shillings/Week