Where it all started
Who did it?
Where did it go?
Look at what you did
What does it mean?
100
Great Britain was this in the 1750's
What is the country that began the Industrial Revolution
100
This inventor made improvements to the Steam Engine and it was eventually used in locomotives
What is James Watt
100
This person invented the cotton gin, which significantly increased cotton production by cleaning and removing seeds from the cotton
What is Eli Whitney
100
This type of migration occurs when out of work farmers moved to the cities in order to find jobs
What is rural-to-urban migration
100
this is the movement of people to cities
What is Urbanization
200
Great Britain had these which includes natural resources, rivers and harbors, experienced entrepreneurs, rising population, political stability, and world trade
What is factors of production
200
This invention, invented by Thomas Necomen, was invented to pump water from the mines where people dug up coal
What is The Steam Engine
200
This countries are the ones that began spreading the Industrial Revolution to other parts of the world
What is Great Britain, Central Europe, America, and Japan
200
Due to Industrialization, this resulted in many cities doubled in population, city life was dangerous and sanitary, and police protection increased
What is Urbanization
200
These man-made rivers reduced the prices of raw materials such as coal & reduced the costs of transportation.
What is Canals
300
This revolution is what caused the Industrial Revolution
What is the Agricultural Revolution
300
These identical parts were created by machines to make it easier to repair broken or damaged goods and machines; an Eli Whitney concept
What is interchangeable parts
300
The textile and cotton industries were one of the first of these
What is industrialized industries
300
Factory workers joining together to form these to negotiate for better conditions, higher pay, and shorter hours
What is Labor Unions
300
This type of gov't system calls for the gov’t to own some of the larger industries & factors of production in order to promote equality.
What is Socialism
400
The Industrial Revolution was based on the principles of this
What is Capitalism
400
This concept was begun by ELi Whitney and others in the U.S. where individuals were given specific tasks to perform over and over again on assembly lines
What is Division of Labor
400
These countries experienced the Industrial Revolution because they had the necessary factors of production
What is Britain, the US, Europe, and Japan
400
This is also known as a Market Economy or Free Enterprise
What is Capitalism
400
In England, these were outlawed from the mid 14th to the mid-19th centuries.
What is trade unions
500
These buisnessmen made fortunes from the new cotton industry, but many of the factory start-ups went bust.
What is entrepreneurs
500
This concept allowed goods to be produced for a cheaper price, making them more accessible to an increasing portion of the population.
What is Mass Production
500
This man emigrated from Britain to the US in 1789 with the secrets of the Textile Industry memorized
What is Samuel Slater
500
This offered the poor more protection, but it created the concept of "class warfare", encouraging the workers to fight back and revolt against the owners
What is Socialism
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