1st Revolution
The period of the 1st industrialization
What is (1750-1830)
The period of the Second Industrialization
What is (1870-1914)
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This kind of engineering was used to create better/stronger rubber as well as synthetic dyes
What is Chemical Engineering
These materials were present in the First Industrial Revolution (100PTS EACH)
What are Coal, Iron & Organic Dyes
These materials were used in the Second Industrial Revolution (100PTS EACH)
What is Oil, Steel & Synthetic Dyes
Explain the TANZIMAT REFORMS (And what they are)
Industrial projects (Textiles and weapon factories are built)
Agriculture (Government-purchased crops to be sold on the market)
Tariffs (Taxes on imported goods) (Protected Egyptian-made goods)
What is the Suez Canal
Steel was important and created because...
What is Iron was combined with hot air and pressed with Carbon to make steel (stronger and versatile than Iron) (also cheaper to produce)
Explain the Tokugawa Shogunate
(Me time) (They industrialize because of these reasons I’m about to say)
Western powers were dominating China (with the military)
Matthew Perry from the U.S. arrived with guns and ships demanding Japan open trade (Japan defensively industrializes because of this)
What is Coal burned hotter than wood developing the steam engine using the hot coal to boil water/create steam and move things (factory machines didn’t need to be built next to water could be built anywhere)
This invention allowed communication between different areas all around the world
What is the telegraph
Why did interior countries develop during this time
Development of interior regions (most areas had power near the ocean because that’s where trade happened (railroads and settlements and the telegraph connected more places)
Increase in trade and migration (beacuse more goods=more trade) states became linked to a global economy (New transportation tech allowed for easier migration and therefore more migration) (Due to jobs/famine/outside factors)