Causes of the Industrial Revolution
Work & Factory Life
Urbanisation & Society
Inventions & Technology
Empire, Crime & Consequences
100

This country was the  starting point of the Industrial Revolution.

Britain

100

How many hours a worker might spend on the job in a single day.

16 hours
100

The term describing a move from the countryside to cities.

Urbanisation

100

The main industry in Britain during the Industrial Revolution.

 textile manufacturing

100

Three regions involved in the Transatlantic Slave Trade.

 Britain, America, and Africa

200

This major natural resource powered steam engines and was abundant in Britain.

Coal

200

This phrase described  harsh and miserable working conditions in factories.

"dark satanic mills"

200

The population trend that occurred as death rates fell.

Population growth

200

The invention that  dramatically increased coal demand.   

 Watt’s Steam Engine

200

The proportion of the  world under British control by 1900.  

1/4

300

This global network provided raw materials and markets for British products.

The British  Empire

300

The group that  violently opposed machines replacing jobs.

The Luddites

300

The working class commonly lived in these unhealthy and crowded living areas.

Slums

300

James Watt improved this mining-related invention in 1769. 

The steam engine pump

300

This was a law that resulted in the agricultural reform that displaced farm workers.   

The Enclosure of Common Land Acts.

400

Give one reason the Industrial Revolution began in Britain. 

Stable government and finance.

400

A reason why women  and children were hired more than men in cotton mills.

cheaper, compliant, small size

400

The slums of the Whitechapel area contributed to the issue of...

Social Impact

400

Two major iron-based structures showing advancements in industrial engineering.   

 Eiffel Tower and Ironbridge

400

One reason crime  increased during the Industrial Revolution.  

Poverty, low wages, poor housing, over crowed cities.

500

Give 5 Inventions that were considered important to the industrial revolution.

Spinning Jenny, Water Frame, Comptons Mule 


The Steam Pump, Jethro Tull Seed Drill.
500

A law-driven reason  fewer children worked in factories over time.

Minimum age, laws and compulsory education.

500

A feature NOT commonly found in slum areas.

Public green spaces.

500

This agricultural tool helped revolutionize crop planting.   

Jethro Tull’s Seed Drill

500

A false cause for rising crime in the Industrial era. 

 The attitude of upper-class citizens.