Why was the Bessemer process important to the Industrial Revolution?
Question:
Why was the Bessemer process important to the Industrial Revolution?
Choices:
- It led to the mass production of inexpensive steel, allowing it to be used for rails, bridges, and more.
- It prevented factories from needing to be located near sources of running water.
- It allowed textiles to be produced by fewer workers more quickly.
- It allowed the steam engine to be placed in a vehicle, creating the steam locomotive.
Answer:
It led to the mass production of inexpensive steel, allowing it to be used for rails, bridges, and more.