Vocabulary
A period of major economic and technological change that transformed societies from agrarian to industrial economies. It was characterized by the widespread adoption of power-driven machinery and new ways of working and living
Industrial Revolution
Before the industrial revolution, goods were made:
By Hand/At Home
After the industrial revolution, goods were made:
Which nation was the first to industrialize
Great Britian
What is Ms. Skelton's daughter's name
Blakely
a period of time when farming techniques improve, leading to increased food production and societal change
Agricultural Revolution
Name 2 problems associated with rapid industrialization
Pollution, Tenement Living, Urbanization, Child Labor, etc...
Describe working conditions during the industrial revolution
Long hours, low pay, poor ventilation, dangerous work, etc...
This group of workers, often women and children, faced harsh conditions in factories during the Industrial Revolution.
Factory Workers
Which Social Studies teacher is an Army veteran?
Mr. Fillinger
the wealth and resources of a country or region, especially in terms of the production and consumption of goods and services.
Economy
Which industry did Henry Ford work in
Automotive/Assembly Line Creation
This industrialist's philanthropic efforts led to the establishment of over 2,500 libraries worldwide.
Andrew Carnegie
This financier's influence on the banking industry helped stabilize the U.S. economy during financial crises
J.P Morgan
Which two Social Studies department members are related?
Mr. Fiore and Mr. Tully are related
Input goods or inventory that a company needs to manufacture its products. They are also known as feedstocks, unprocessed materials, or primary commodities
Raw Materials
Where did industrialization begin in the United States?
In the Northeastern states
2 major effects of the agrarian revolution
1. Population Increase
2. Rapid Urbanization
When did the Industrial Revolution begin
Around 1750
Which Stranahan teacher USED to teach in the Social Studies Department
Coach Burns
products that have gone through all stages of production, including assembly, quality control, and packaging.
Finished Goods
How was the Agrarian Revolution a cause of the Industrial Revolution
Food Surplus (Extra) to feed people outside just the family
Rapid urbanization- people moved to the city
Population Boom
Name the 3 innovations of the agrarian revolution
Seed Drill
Enclosure Movement
Four Crop Rotation System
This act, passed in 1890, aimed to prevent anti-competitive practices and monopolies.
Sherman Anti-Trust Act
Name all 7 department members in SOCIAL STUDIES
Skelton
McCray
Fiore
Fillinger
Feheany
Maxwell
Coach K
Tully