This is a machine
Name of this Machine: Turning cotton to thread
Spinning Jenny
Workers worked on average this many hours a day
12-16 hours
True or false: Workers kept their jobs even if they're injured.
False
People moved here after the industrial revolution began.
Cities
Name of this machine: Allowed for speedier communication
Telegram
This job required workers to work flying shuttles to create fabric goods.
Textile
Before manufacturing, Britain relied on this to sustain their economy
Agriculture
Coal mines were positioned near this
Iron mines/Industry
Name of this Machine: Speeds up the sewing process
Flying Shuttle
This group of workers made up a large amount of the work force. It was also the most controversial group.
Children
This group had the most power in the workplace
Factory owners
This class was formed once the industrial Revolution was underway.
Middle Class
Name this machine: Converted water to energy
Steam Engine
This job required workers to work around what is essentially molten lava
Iron working
This job was the most dangerous among all the work in the industrial revolution
Coal Mining
Factories set up here for easier access to trade
Name of this Machine: Removes seeds easier
Cotton Gin
The process of creating machines
Manufacturing
To increase production, Britain would need more of this to create more goods
Raw Materials
The middle class was separated into these two classes during the Industrial Revolution
Industrial Middle and Industrial Working