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AP Success - AP World History: 19th Century Coal Mining Insights

Question 1

Multiple choice

  • The decrease in national wealth due to the depletion of mineral resources.

  • A high mortality rate among miners due to accidents and unhealthy conditions.

  • The improvement of miners' living standards due to high wages.

  • The economic decline due to the excessive cost of mining operations.

Question 2

Multiple choice

  • The role of labor unions in improving working conditions.

  • The human cost associated with industrial work environments.

  • The environmental impact of industrial practices.

  • The technological advancements in mining safety.

Question 3

Multiple choice

  • Public attention to mining disasters was often limited unless there were large numbers of fatalities.

  • The public was generally well-informed and proactive about mining safety.

  • Mining accidents were regularly covered in detail by the media.

  • There was a strong and immediate governmental response to each mining accident.

Question 4

Multiple choice

  • The recognition of the human toll taken by industrial labor.

  • The public's indifference to the dangers faced by industrial workers.

  • The economic sacrifices made by the nation to ensure the safety of miners.

  • The acknowledgment of the bravery of miners working in dangerous conditions.

Question 5

Multiple choice

  • The adverse health effects faced by workers as a result of industrialization.

  • The rise of public health initiatives to combat industrial pollution.

  • The mass migration of rural populations to urban industrial centers.

  • The development of social welfare programs to support the families of deceased workers.

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