Cottage Industry
Enclosure Movement
Urbanization
Labor Unions
Factory Life
100

How did townspeople get what they needed to live in the Cottage Era?

They bartered and traded.

100

What was the Enclosure Act?

 Great Britain said all land could be sold to private owners.

100

What is Urbanization?

The time when people migrated from rural country life to urban cities to look for work.

100

How did workers fight back against unsafe working conditions?

They formed Labor Unions.

100

What changed for children during the IR?

They began working in factories.

200

What job did most men have in the Cottage Era?

Farmers
200

After the Enclosure Act, who owned most of the land?

Barrons, Nobles and rich farmers.

200

What kinds of modifications were made during Urbanization?

Factories, railroads, Steam engines, textile machines, tenements, skyscrapers.

200

What is a Labor Union?

A group of workers who fought for equality and labor reform.

200

What changed for women during the IR?

They began working outside the home.

300

What did most women do during the Cottage Era?

They made clothes at home.

300

What kinds of new inventions were there during the IR?

Textile machines and factories.

300

What were some negatives to Urbanization?

Pollution, disease, crime, low wages, child labor.

300

What did the Labor Unions fight for?

Safer working conditions and higher wages and child labor laws.

300

Who benefited most from machines and factories?

Rich investors who raised their capital by investing.

400

What is Capitalism?

An economic system where individuals have private ownership of their land and their belongings, as land was privately owned and sold to the highest bidder.

400

What is immigration?

When someone leaves one country and moves to another.

400

How did Capitalism affect the way people lived and worked during the IR?

They moved from small towns where they worked on farms to large cities and worked in factories.

400

Why was a Labor Union important for children?

Children needed to be protected from unsafe working conditions and long hours.

400

What kinds of conditions were there in the factories?

Unsafe, long hours, low wages.

500

What did Parliament pass to allow farms to be sold to private owners?

Enclosure Acts

500

How did the Enclosure movement impact Capitalism?

It led to large scale farming.

500

Which social class grew the most during the IR?

The middle/working class.

500

What kinds of labor Unions still exist today?

Teachers, nurses, flight attendants, electricians, pilots, mechanics, automobile, aerospace, farmers, etc.

500

What is Industrialization?

This process of growth of machines, technology, factories and cities.