Revolutions
Agriculture to Industrial
Factory Conditions
Steam, Coal & Transportation
Textiles
100

What is an agricultural revolution?

A revolution involving major changes to farming, food production, and farming techniques. 

100

Who needed more food?

Britain. 

100

What were three factory conditions for men?

Long working hours, low wages and, dangerous working environments

100

Minors usually died young, in accidents or from ____

black lung 

100

Name two positive things that came from textile machines

1. Work done faster

2. More efficient 

200

What is an industrial revolution?

A revolution that changes how goods are produced, including the development of factories and machines. 

200

What are two disadvantages of the old system?

People had to walk over your strips to reach theirs, and no hedges or fences

200

What were three factory conditions for women?

Lower wages compared to men, discrimination, and unsafe working conditions, particularly in textiles.
200

What were the two major things that large machines in factories depended on?

Coal and iron

200

Name two negatives that came from textile machines

1. People lost their jobs

2. Led to colonization

300

What is a social revolution?

Change in the way society organizes themselves often when they believe another part of society is being oppressed. Can result from equality, religious, or environmental issues.

300

What are enclosures?

An area closing in the land and divided farmers fields. 

300

What were three factory conditions for children?

Extremely long working hours, Dangerous tasks such as cleaning moving machinery and, little to no access to education. 

300

Who invented a process for making better cast iron?

Abraham Darby.

300

Who made things by hand or used very simple machines?

Women

400

What is an economic revolution?

A foundation change in how people buy and sell goods and/or services, often connected to technology

400
Name three innovators and their innovations.

Jethro Tull: seed drill

Lord Townshend: crop rotation

Robert Bakewell: stock breeding 

400

What is a collective agreement and how was it negotiated? 

A written contract between employees and employers, negotiated through collective bargaining. 

400

What is locomotive?

A steam engine designed to pull cars on a railway.

400

What is the definition of the cottage industry?

A small scale manufacturing business owned and operated by an individual or family often in their homes.

500

What is a technological revolution?

Change in how people use technology day to day. Happens in response to new innovation or the needs of everyday

500

Name three agricultural machinery. 

Cotton gin, steam engines, mechanical reaper

500

Name and define the four impacts of Industrialization 

Transportation: improved with the railroad and steamships.

Energy: steam engines.

Labour Unions: helped workers get their rights.

Cities: developed much more.

500

What type of transportation did they use overseas?

Steamships. 

500

Which type of wool could be harvested fairly cheap and turned into cloth in nearby communities?

Britain wool