Agricultural Revolution
Britain's Starting Point
Innovations
Life in Cities
Economic Theories
100

Invention by Jethro Tull to plant seeds efficiently

Seed drill

100
The natural resources used to power steam engines that was plentiful in England.

Coal

100

Transportation network that connected factories to cities

Railroads

100

Term for the rapid growth of cities

Urbanization

100

Economic system based on private ownership and free markets

Capitalism

200

Movement that consolidated farmland into larger plots

Enclosure Movement

200

Wealth used for investment in industry.

Capital

200
Pioneered by Henry Ford in 1913, this process allowed for efficient production of goods 

Assembly line OR division of labor

200

Name for the crowded apartments for workers in cities

Tenements

200

A company in this type of socioeconomic system doesn't have to use its profits to provide healthcare for its workers because the state provides it for them

Socialism

300

Farming method of planting new crops in new locations to restore nutrients

Crop rotation

300

This was the first industry/market to industrialize using water-powered machines

Textiles

300

This new energy source tranformed industry and daily life in the Second Industrial Revolution

Electricity

300

Organized workers who fought for better conditions are called this

Labor unions

300

Wrote the Wealth of Nations which described the benefits of the division of labor

Adam Smith

400

This is the term describing the population location shift caused by the Agricultural Revolution

Urban Migration OR Urbanization

400

Britain's absolute access to this allowed for easy transportation of goods and trade

Water

400

With no laws or regulations to protect it or knowledge of the future, new innovations and industrialization had a negative impact on this.

Environment

400

Due to their low pay and small stature, factory owners and managers relied on this to keep machines running and profits high

Child labor

400

According to Karl Marx, this is the name of the workers who experienced class struggle

Proletariat

500

The mechanization of agriculture replaced this, which resulted in unemployment

Human labor

500

Self-reliance of production allowed Britain to avoid these, which were instilled by other countries when trading goods

Tariffs

500

The name of this machine allowed multiple threads to be spun at once to create cloth

Spinning jenny

500

True or False: Urbanization was a big success due to the planning and architectural growth

False

500

According to Adam Smith, individuals are led by this which often unintentionally helps society and the economy

The invisible hand