Industrial Revolution 1
Industrial Revolution 2
Industrial Revolution 3
Industrial Revolution 4
Industrial Revolution 5
100

The country first to industrialize.

Great Britain

100

People start moving into cities in a process called___________.

urbanization?

100

This natural resource, in ample supply in England powered steam engines.

coal

100

Name two natural resources found in abundance in England.  

Iron and Coal

100

The reason people moved to more urban areas during the Industrial Revolution. 

There was a shift from working on farms to working in factories

200

The Industrial Revolution resulted in a transformation due to advances in manufacturing, transforming England from rural to a(n)_____ lifestyle/society. This lead to changes in ______as well as in working.

Urban, Living

200

A production method in which workers repeatedly perform the same task in the manufacturing process.

assembly line

200

This industry was the first to use factories.

textile industry

200

The father of Capitalism who wrote the book "The Wealth of Nations."

Adam Smith

200

Name an enduring issue that has to do with the Industrial Revolution AND explain it?

What is

Impact of Innovations

population growth

Impact of interconnectedness

environmental impact

Scarcity 

etc. 

300

Name two causes that allowed Great Britain to industrialize

Lots of Resources

Population Increase

Natural Resources

Capital/Money

300

New farming methods and technology in the early 1700's that led to increased crop production and a steady supply of food.   

The Agricultural Revolution

300

The money used to invest in a business or technology.

capital

300

True or false: Under the factory system, workers own the means of production.

False

300

One type of socialism believed it was important to stop the inequalities of capitalism, end the struggle between the bourgeoisie (middle class) & the (working class), and create a classless society.  This is called____________.

communism

400

Name two negative effects of industrialization.

Pollution, crime, disease, over crowding, tenements, poor living conditions, poor sanitation

400

List two of the poor working and living conditions that many suffered moving into cities and working in factories.

Long Hours; Low Wages; Dangerous Working Conditions, Child Labor

400

Government should not interfere in/regulate the natural market.   

laissez-faire?

400

Who co-authored a book where he shared his thoughts on a classless society with Frederick Engles AND what was the name of the book?  

Karl Marx and "The Communist Manifesto?  

400

People eventually began to take action based off socialist theories to organize and promote reform. List any two things they did.

What is strike, collective bargaining, slaves fought for freedom; Women fight for equality; Education for Children

500

The emergence of the _____________, or new middle class (separate from nobles and poor), creates an upper middle class of factory owners and business men/women and a lower class made up of ________________________.

Bourgeoisie; Industrial Working Class

500

List the factors needed to industrialize.

Land, Labor, Capital, and entrepreneurship

500

By turning a single large wheel on this machine, the operator could spin eight or more cotton threads, making cotton production quicker and cheaper 

Identify the invention. 

Spinning Jenny


500

Eventually, the people start to organize themselves and formed socialist political parties and unions to improve working conditions. One of these ideas was based off____________, or the idea of “equality for all people.”

socialism

500

“It was a town of red brick, or of brick that would have been red if the smoke and ashes had allowed it; but as matters stood it was a town of unnatural red and black like the painted face of a savage. It was a town of machinery and tall chimneys, out of which interminable serpents of smoke trailed themselves for ever and ever, and never got uncoiled. It had a black canal in it, and a river that ran purple with illsmelling dye. . . .”

— Charles Dickens, Hard Times

Which innovation most directly contributed to the conditions described in the passage?


steam engine?