Key People
Historical Skills
Agricultural Revolution
Industrial Revolution
Workhouses
100

Who invented the Steam Engine

James Watt

100

Define Significance

Having long lasting implications, on both the present and future

100

What is the seed drill? 

A machine that can drop seeds at certain depths and distances to make it more efficient 

100

What was the Industrial Revolution

The rapid change in the way goods were manufactured (made) from producing goods in small workshops to large factories.  

100

What were workhouses 

Large buildings who where housed for poor people and children to work

200

An example of a social reformer 

Lord Shaftsbury

200

What is a historical example of change

The Black Death, Slavery, Industrial Revolution

200

What was the Agricultural Revolution

A massive change in farming to combat the population growing

200

Name three causes of the Industrial Revolution

Transport/Technology. The British Empire. Peacetime. Agricultural. Population growth. Banking and business. Raw materials. Inventors  


200

In detail, what was the conditions of these workhouse? 

Dreadful. Long hours, not safe, not hygienic etc
300

Who found a cure for Cholera 

John Snow

300

Define Consequence in a historical meaning

Something that happens after an event, either positive or negative. E.G., More medicine invented after a disease. 
300
Why was population rising during the Agricultural Revolution?

In Britain, there was no wars in this time period or any major epidemics 

300

Name three changes during the Industrial Revolution

Population, pollution, living and jobs, government, transport, the British Empire, 

300

Name two types of jobs that the workers had to do. 

Rope picking, cutting wood

400
Main Queen during the 19th Century 

Queen Victoria. 

400

How would you make an inference from a source? 

Learn information from the source, but not just copying what it gives you. Need your own knowledge. 

400

What is Selective Breeding

Selective breeding is the process of picking specific plants or animals with desired traits and breeding them together to improve future generations.

400

What was so significant about trains and railways during the industrial revolution. 

They meant that you could transport goods across the country in half the time that you used to be able to.
400

Name two punishments for the workhouse

Ear nailed to a bench, beaten

500

Who invented the Steam Train

Richard Trevithick

500

Nature 

Origin 

Purpose

What it is

Who, where, when

Why was it made

500

What was Crop Rotation

Each crop drew different nutrients from the soil so they could be grown one after the other.

500

Was the Industrial Revolution a good or bad thing for the human race? (Explain your answer) 

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500

What was the reason for the workhouses to be introduced

To get poor people off the street