Britain
Reform
Evangelism
People
More People
100

What about the population enabled the Industrial Revolution to begin? 

Population growth - ability to support the population

100

Name the movement that wanted political reform for labor

Chartism

100

How did they reach the masses of people who did not attend church to share the gospel?

Preaching outdoors to them

100

Who convinced William Wilberforce to stay in Parliament so he could serve God?

John Newton

100

Invented the cotton gin

Eli Whitney
200

Where was the market for goods for things Britain produced?

All around the world in their colonies

200

What labor reform movement was the most violent?

Luddites


200

Who preached to thousands of people at a time in England, Wales, and America?

George Whitefield

200

Who edited the abolitionist newspaper The Liberator?

William Lloyd Garrison

200

Invented the flying shuttle

John Kay

300

What helped British farmers need fewer works?

Machines

300

What did the 1833 Factory Act put limits on?

child labor

300

Who were the first known group of people to support abolition and industrial reform?

Quakers
300

Invented the reaping machine

Cyrus McCormick

300

Developed a seed drill for placing seeds in even rows

Jethro Tull

400

What did British cities have that was not great?

Congested roads, multistory buildings, pollution

400

How was the Industrial Revolution helpful for British citizens?

children could go to school, higher education, more goods available

400

What improved once people in Britain started to receive Christ?

Bosses improved working conditions, crime dropped, less drunkenness, avoided a violent revolution

400

led the effort to abolish slavery in the British Empire

William Wilberforce

400
Made railroads common in Great Britain

George Stephenson

500

What was stable about Britain that helped support the Industrial Revolution?

Government

500

What people were not laborers that still supported change in the industries?

Reformers

500

What Methodist leader supported reform and abolition?

John Wesley


500

developed the puddling process for removing impurities from iron

Henry Cort

500

Used patents to control the sales of his inventions

Richard Arkwright