Industrialization Spreads Practice Test

Second Industrial Revolution, characterized by heavy industry, new energy sources, applied science, and large-scale corporate organization in production.

Green Revolution, involving high-yield crops and chemical fertilizers in twentieth-century agriculture rather than nineteenth-century manufacturing and electrification.

Neolithic Revolution, marked by the shift from foraging to farming and the first permanent villages, long preceding fossil-fuel-powered industrial growth.

Commercial Revolution, defined mainly by medieval trade fairs and guild regulation, with limited mechanization and minimal reliance on coal or steel.

Columbian Exchange, centered on early modern biological transfers across the Atlantic, not late nineteenth-century corporate laboratories and electrified industry.