Causes of the IR
Innovations
Economics
Life of Workers
Agricultural Rev
100

This was the country where the Industrial Revolution began.

What is England?

100
This man invented the seed drill.

Who is Jethro Tull?

100

The complete lack of government influence or control over the economy is called _____ _____ capitalism.

What is "laissez-faire"?

100

This was the first industry to embrace the factory system and mass production in England

What is the textile industry?
100

These two innovations allowed the start of the Agricultural Revolution.

What are the seed drill and crop rotation?

200

These were the resources that England had an abundance of that helped them industrialize

What are coal and iron?

200

This invention most directly led to the increase in the demand for slave labor in the American South.

What is the Cotton Gin?

200

This term was used by Karl Marx when referring to the class of poor unskilled workers who took factory jobs.

Who is the Proletariat?

200

These organizations fought for the rights of Workers.

What are labor unions?

200

Explain how the seed drill led to more crops being grown.

Seeds were penetrated into the ground rather than spread on top of farmland, greatly increasing their germination rate.

300

The abundance of food due to the Agricultural Revolution allowed for the existence of a new working force of ________ _______ to take factory jobs in cities.

What is "Unskilled labor"?

300

This innovation was given its name due to its hybrid nature.

What is the spinning mule?

300

Karl Marx advocated for this event to unfold in order to achieve a true Communist society.

The Proletariat rising up against the Bourgeoisie in a Workers' Revolution

300

This was the group of people who opposed technological advancement and industrialization as a whole.

Who are the Luddites?

300

The Agricultural Revolution led to an increase in ___________ , or the mass movement of people from rural areas into urban city's. 

What is "Urbanization"?

400

The main causes of the Industrial Revolution

What are the Agricultural Revolution, the rise of capitalism, abundance of resources, expansive trade network thanks to Imperialism.
400

The Pacific Railway Act of 1862, signed by President Abraham Liincoln, allowed for the connection of the East and West Coasts via the first _________ ________. 

What is the transcontinental railroad?

400

This is the belief that only the fittest individuals or businesses survive in a competitive economic environment.

What is Social Darwinism?

400

True or False? Due to industrialization, women were now able to stay in the home and raise families instead of working.

False

400

Explain how the Agricultural Revolution led to a massive population boom in England

More crops being harvested led to a food surplus, meaning there was more food to support a larger population.

500

Explain how the concepts of Imperialism and Industrialization are connected.

Imperialism gave European industrial powers the access to raw materials needed to manufacture goods, and markets to sell their products to.

500

This innovation was first used to power machines in factories, and then utilized to speed up the modes of transportation like trains and ships.

What is the steam engine?

500
This was the main idea of Adam Smith's "Wealth of Nations".
The existence of a free-market economy and the importance of self-interest in economic growth.
500

Describe the typical experience for a child who was employed in a factory during the Industrial Revolution

Low wages, Long hours, no sick days or vacation time, dangerous working conditions and a high likelihood of injury and even death.

500

Explain why the Agricultural Revolution forced so many families to abandon farming and move to the cities in search of work.

Growing more crops decreased the demand for food, meaning the prices of those crops also decreased. This decreased the value of what small farms were producing and made them unable to purchase other essential items to live.
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