Origins & Resources
This is the name of the subject
What is History?
This invention by James Hargreaves could spin 8 threads at once.
What is the Spinning Jenny?
These new buildings centralized production and changed how people worked.
What are factories?
This region supplied sugar to British factories.
What is the Caribbean?
Manchester's population grew from this number in 1801.
What is 75,000?
This person teach you Hitory
Who is Alan?
This inventor improved the steam engine in 1776.
Who is James Watt?
This social group grew rich during the Industrial Revolution.
Who are the industrial capitalists?
This Latin American resource supported European banking systems.
What is silver?
These two diseases spread quickly in crowded industrial cities.
What are cholera and typhoid?
This country had abundant coal and iron, which helped start the Industrial Revolution.
What is Britain?
This invention mechanized weaving and produced cloth faster.
What is the Power Loom?
Children as young as this age worked in mills.
What is five years old?
By 1850, Britain produced this percentage of the world's cotton cloth.
What is 50% (or half)?
Many workers lived in homes without this to save costs.
What are windows?
Britain's colonial empire supplied this raw material for textile factories.
What is cotton?
Steam engines were FIRST used for this purpose, not for trains.
What is pumping water from coal mines?
Dussel reminds us to ask this critical question about industrialization.
What is 'Who benefits?'
India's textile industry did this when British imports flooded its markets.
What is collapsed?
Working-class families lived in these cramped spaces.
What are one-room apartments?
According to Dussel, these three regions contributed to Britain's rise.
What are India, Islamic world, and Latin America?
These two transportation inventions spread industrialization worldwide.
What are railroads and steamships?
These institutions expanded as investors sought profit in industry.
What are banks and stock markets?
Railways in colonies often served this purpose, not to help locals.
What is to extract resources?
Over time, cities developed these three infrastructures to improve life.
What are sewage systems, public transportation, and schools?