Incredible Inventions and Tantalizing Technologies
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Industrialization in Britain
Blight, Flight, Plight
A-Mei-zing Meiji's Restoration
100

This fuel source is used for way more than torches: it is the #1 source of power for factories, trains, and basically everything during the Industrial Revolution

What is coal?

100

This country is where the Industrial Revolution began

What is Great Britain?

(England/United Kingdom/U.K. are also acceptable)

100

British factories relied on this type of young labor to produce goods

What is child labor?

100

This crop's mass failure in Ireland led to many deaths and many people leaving the country

What is the potato?

100

This country was isolated for over 200 years until the United States arrived...

What is Japan?

200

Cities were connected by land and could transport goods and people because of this new invention

What are railroads?

200

This is a system of government in which all factories, farms, and other valuable things are owned and controlled by the government

What is communism?

200

British workers of all ages worked in this type of factory producing clothes

What are textile factories?

200

This disease from the Americas spread and infected Irish potatoes

What is blight?

200

This member of the United States Navy forced the Japanese to open their country to western merchants in 1853

Who was Commodore Matthew Perry?

300

This artificial river was used to connect two bodies of water or sometimes was used for sewage

What are canals?

300

This is a economic system in which land, factories, and other resources are owned by individuals instead of the government. In this system, the prices of things we buy are decided by the people who sell them and not by the government. It was pioneered by Adam Smith.

What is capitalism?

300

This is the movement of people from the countryside to the cities: the end result? Cities grow.

What is urbanization?

300

This word refers to a great lack of food over a wide area

What is famine?

300

The Japanese went under this process of adopting Western style technology, weapons, and even clothes

What is modernization?

(Westernization is also acceptable)

400
Invented by James Watt, this technology was the #1 workhorse to increase production

What is the steam engine?

400

This German political philosopher and economist founded modern socialism and wrote The Communist Manifesto with his friend Friedrich Engels

Who is Karl Marx?

400
Working Class and Middle Class workers in London were more likely to get sick with diseases because of this human impact on the environment

What is pollution?

400

Most Irish people that did not die from the famine fled Ireland to move to this country...

What is the United States?
(America, USA, U.S. all acceptable answers)

400

This person was the actual leader of Japan before the Meiji Restoration

Who was the shogun?

500

This type of machine was used to make the clothes making process much faster.

What is the flying shuttle?

500

This revolution was not violent: it was caused by new farming technologies and techniques as well as the loss of "common land"

What was the Agricultural Revolution?

500

During the 1800s, reform laws passed in Great Britain, led to...

What are child labor laws?
(Also acceptable answers: minimum wage, trade unions)

500

This idea, related to capitalism and Adam Smith, was the belief of British government officials who felt that the problems of Ireland would just fix themselves.

What is laissez-faire?

500

The Meiji Restoration resulted in...

The political, economic, social, and military change of Japan to become more like Great Britain and the rest of the West