Child Labour
Agriculture
Steam Power
Transportation
Great Inventions
100
Places where Children were widely used as labour

factories, mines, and agriculture

100

Impact of agriculture in the Industrial Revolution

Helped bring about the Industrial Revolution through innovations and inventions that altered how the farming process worked.

100

What was the Steam Power?

An efficient and powerful alternative to muscle, water, and wind power

100

Main ways of transportation 

Roads, canals, and railways were three major components of transportation improved during the first industrial revolution.

100

What did John Kay’s invention of the flying shuttle improve?

weaving looms

200

Effects of Labour on Children

Child labour can result in extreme bodily and mental harm, and even death.

200

What made it easier for farmers to do their jobs?

New technology, including chemicals and larger tractors, allowed farmers to work larger areas of land with less labor.

200

What did steam power replace?

Steam engines started to replace water and wind power

200

How was transportation affected by the Industrial Revolution?

Transportation was no longer limited to rivers and canals.

200

What was the “cotton gin” invented by Eli Whitney used for?

separate seeds from cotton fibers efficiently


300

Amount of money earned by the Children each day

On average the children earn less than $2 a day. Some less than $1 a day.

300
How did agriculture contribute to population growth?

 Increased food production improved people's diet and health, which contributed to rapid population growth

300

Why was steam power important in the transportation revolution?

The steam engine gave people another way to travel besides boat, horse drawn wagon or land. 

300

What brought about a revolution in the means of transportation?

First the invention of a wheel brought a revolution in transport. 

300

 Who invented the seed drill in 1701 as a way to plant more efficiently? 

Jethro Tull

400

The working conditions where the children worked

Miserable working conditions including crowded and unclean factories, a lack of safety codes and long hours.

400

What is the relationship between industrialization and agriculture?

Agricultural growth depends on the industrial demand for agricultural commodities.
400

What is steam and how is it created as power?

Steam is the gaseous phase of water which is formed when the necessary latent heat of vaporization is supplied to water at its boiling point.

400

How did steam technology impact the transportation industry?

Steam technology changed the nature of transportation. Until steam engines were put on riverboats, shipping had depended on either wind and river currents or on human and animal power.

400

What inventions did James Watt contribute to?

Rotary engine, Copy machine, Horsepower


500

Reasons why children were ideal workers 

Children were ideal employees because..

- they could be paid less

- were often of smaller size so could attend to tasks in tight spaces 

- were less likely to cause a strike pitiable working conditions.

500

What agricultural innovations led to the industrial revolution?

An important factor of the Agricultural Revolution was the invention of new tools and advancement of old ones, including the plough, seed drill, and threshing machine, to improve the efficiency of agricultural operations.

500

What was the steam powered ship in the Industrial Revolution?

The steamboat was an important invention developed during the Industrial Revolution to improve commerce and human transportation, especially along rivers.

500

Which invention revolutionized transportation and made possible the growth of railroads? 

The steam locomotive was the invention of the steam locomotive that made the growth of railroads possible.

500

What was significant about James McAdam’s process of "macadamisation"?

replaced the traditional foundations of layers of rock

enabled the construction and maintenance of more durable roads at a greatly reduced cost

contributing to the growth and improvement of transportation 


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