Agriculture
When poor farmers were kicked off their land by wealthy farmers, they moved here.
Cities
He invented the telegraph.
Samuel Morse
This would improve communication across long distances.
Telegraph
This country led the way in the Industrial Revolution.
Britain
This was the first industry to industrialize.
Textiles
This was done to prevent a field from losing all of its important minerals
Crop Rotation
He invented a steel-making process.
Henry Bessemer
This invention would run the machines of the Industrial Revolution.
Steam Engine
This is a place where workers and machines are brought together to produce large quantities of goods.
Factory
The system of manufacturing large numbers of identical items is called this.
Mass Production
A greater food supply led to this.
Population Boom
He invented the steam engine.
James Watt
This would pave the way for the development of planes and automobiles.
Internal Combustion Engine
The 3 factors of production are Land, Labor and this.
Capital
The production of trains and railroads would greatly expand this industry.
Iron
During this mini revolution, famers improved livestock breeding and created better varieties of crops.
The Agrarian Revolution
He invented the Seed Drill in 1700.
Jethro Tull
These were an important advancement in land transportation and increased trade and industry.
Railroads
An economic system in which machines are used to do work. .
Industrialism
Before the Industrial Revolution, clothing was made at home by hand, which was known as this.
Cottage Industry
These laws allowed landowners to fence-in their lands and public lands and caused many peasants to leave.
Enclosure Laws
He invented the Spinning Mule.
Samuel Crompton
With this invention, one person could spin 16 threads at once.
Spinning Jenny
The movement of people from rural areas to cities.
Urbanization
A system in which the people as a whole rather than private individuals own all property and operate all businesses is called this.
Socialism