Question

question 1-17 which power source was dominant during the second industrial revolution compared to the first? it was largely powered by rivers and water wheels it was driven by the use of steam power it was characterized by electricity and oil it largely used wind and solar power

Explanation:

During the Second Industrial Revolution (late 19th - early 20th century), electricity and oil became dominant power sources. Electricity enabled new forms of lighting, communication, and machinery operation, while oil was used for fuel in engines. In contrast, rivers and water - wheels were more prominent in earlier times, steam power was dominant in the First Industrial Revolution, and wind and solar power were not major players during the Second Industrial Revolution.

Answer:

C. It was characterized by electricity and oil