Question

which were new advancements and innovations that resulted from industrialization? check all that apply. the use of electricity to power machinery in factories the perfection of the assembly line the use of water to power mills the creation of national parks the creation of the bessemer process for steel making

Explanation:

• Electricity in factories: During industrialization, electricity became a key power source for factory machinery, replacing older power sources like steam in many cases.
• Assembly line perfection: Henry Ford's assembly line in the early 20th century (a period of industrial expansion) revolutionized manufacturing, increasing production speed and efficiency.
• Bessemer process: Developed in the 19th century, it was a major innovation in steel - making, allowing for mass - production of steel which was crucial for industrial infrastructure (e.g., railways, buildings).

• The use of water to power mills was more characteristic of pre - industrial or early industrial (before the widespread use of steam and electricity) periods.
• The creation of national parks was more of a conservation and leisure - related development, not a direct industrialization - driven innovation in the core sense of industrial production.

Answer:

• the use of electricity to power machinery in factories
• the perfection of the assembly line
• the creation of the Bessemer process for steel making