INVENTIONS
PEOPLE
FACTORY LIFE
CITIES & SOCIETY
BIG IDEAS
100

He improved the steam engine

Who is James Watt

100

The inventor of the cotton gin.

Eli Whitney

100

Children working long hours in dangerous conditions led many fathers in England to turn to what bad habit?

drinking alcohol/beer
100

movement of people from rural areas to cities

urbanization

100

System where people own the means of production

socialism/communism

200
This machine revolutionized the textile industry by removing seeds from cotton.

cotton gin

200

British economist who believed population grows faster than food supply.

Thomas Malthus
200

Crowded apartment building for factory workers

tenements

200

Major problem in industrial cities besides disease or pollution

overcrowding

200

The working class

proletariat

300
The first industry changed by the industrial revolution

textile industry

300

He believed policies should create the greatest good for the greatest number

Jeremy Bentham

300

workers' organizations formed to improve conditions and benefits

labor unions

300

Large farms taking over common areas.

enclosure or land enclosure

300

The idea of the greatest good for the greatest number

utilitarianism

400

This form of power replaced water and animal power in factories

steam engine/steam power

400

Utopian who created better working conditions in New Lanark, Scotland

Robert Owen

400

The system where goods were made in homes before factories

cottage industry or putting-out system

400

Burning land and supplies to weaken an advancing enemy (Russians did this to Napoleon's army)

scorched earth policy

400

Form of socialism proposed by Karl Marx

communism

500

Transportation system that allowed raw materials and goods to move quickly across countries

railroads

500

Philosopher who developed the idea of communism

Karl Marx

500

Money used to invest in business

capital

500

rising middle class of professionals many owned the means of production

bourgeoisie
500

factories, farms, railroads, etc. that produce and move goods

means of production

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