Causes of industrialization
Steam & Technology
Industrialization Around the World
Transportation & Communication
Effects of Industrialization
100

This fossil fuel powered steam engines and factories during the Industrial Revolution.

What is coal?

100

This invention allowed near-instant communication across long distances.

What is the telegraph?  

100

This country became an industrial power after the Meiji Restoration.

What is Japan?

100

These machines powered trains and ships during the Industrial Revolution.

What are steam engines?

100

This process describes people moving from rural areas to cities.

What is urbanization?

200

This country started the Industrial Revolution first because of coal, rivers, and trade.

What is Britain?

200

This process made steel production faster and cheaper in 1856.

What is the Bessemer Process?

200

This country’s textile industry declined because of cheap British imports.

What is India?

200

This transportation system connected the United States from east to west in 1869.

What is the First Transcontinental Railroad?

200

Factories used this type of production to make goods faster and cheaper.

What is mass production?

300

This farming change increased food production and freed workers for factories.

What is the Agricultural Revolution?  

300

This type of engine used gasoline and oil-based fuels.

What is the internal combustion engine?

300

This railroad connected much of Russia and encouraged industrial growth.

What is the Trans-Siberian Railway?

300

This communication cable connected Europe and North America in 1866.

What is the Transatlantic Telegraph Cable?

300

Industrialized countries often forced colonies to provide these instead of finished products.

What are raw materials?

400

These laws in Britain pushed many farmers off land and into cities.

What are Enclosure Laws?

400

This inventor created the practical electric light bulb in 1879.

Who is Thomas Edison?

400

These two countries challenged Britain as industrial powers in the late 1800s.

What are United States and Germany?

400

This immigration center opened in New York in 1892.

What is Ellis Island?

400

Workers in factories often did this kind of repetitive work on assembly lines.

What is specialized labor?

500

This inventor improved the steam engine in 1769.

Who is James Watt?

500

This inventor created the first gasoline-powered automobile in 1885.

Who is Karl Benz?

500

This company controlled trade in India and discouraged local industries.

What is the British East India Company?

500

This invention made global trade and migration much faster over oceans.

What are steamships?

500

This global change connected economies, trade, and communication around the world.

What is globalization?