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less than 5%between 6 and 10%✔ more than 20%

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less than 5%
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between 6 and 10%
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✔ more than 20%
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300 miles✔ 600 miles 1,000 miles

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300 miles
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✔ 600 miles
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1,000 miles
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southwest northeast✔ northwest southeast

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According to the map, most industrialization in Europe occurred in the .:northwest
Centers of industry were located in areas closest to .:raw materials
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Compare this graph with the one you created for iron production. What conclusion can be drawn from the data shown on these graphs?

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Iron production increased, while coal production did not.
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Mining failed to grow as industrialization progressed.
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Industrialization began in the mining industry.
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The mining industry grew as industrialization increased.
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According to your graph, pig iron production between 1790 and 1830 .:increased
According to your graph, the number of tons that pig iron production increased by between 1790 and 1830 was .:600,000
The general trend in pig iron production between 1720 and 1860 was that it .:increased dramatically
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✔ raw materials the Atlantic Ocean the Black Sea

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✔ raw materials
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the Atlantic Ocean
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the Black Sea
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According to the bar graph, the percentage of the workforce engaged in farming in 1840 was approximately .:67%
Between 1840 and 1900, the percentage of the US workforce engaged in farming .:steadily declined
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Which factors are responsible for the data shown on the graph? Check all that apply.

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an increased use of machines for farming
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a decline in population
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an increase in industrialization
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a decline in common land for farming
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a lack of availability of non-farming jobs
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✔ increaseddecreased stayed the same

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According to your graph, pig iron production between 1790 and 1830 .:increased
According to your graph, the number of tons that pig iron production increased by between 1790 and 1830 was .:600,000
The general trend in pig iron production between 1720 and 1860 was that it .:increased dramatically
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400,000✔ 600,000 800,000

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400,000
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✔ 600,000
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800,000
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decreased slightly increased slightly✔ increased dramatically

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decreased slightly
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increased slightly
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✔ increased dramatically

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