When & Where
Country where industrialization began.
What is Great Britain?
Farmers rotated crops in a plot of land rather than leaving it unplanted.
What is crop rotation?
Invention that changed mechanization.
What is the steam engine?
One of the first industries to mechanize production processes.
What is the textile industry?
Increasing concentration of people in cities is known as.
What is urbanization?
Year industrialization began in Great Britain.
What is 1780?
New farming machinery, such as the threshing machine and the seed drill.
What is technological innovations?
An important resource used to power the steam engine.
What is coal?
Samuel Crompton developed this cotton spinning machine.
What is the spinning mule?
Migration of the population from rural areas to cities is known as this.
What is a rural exodus?
Mode of production that is created by hand.
What is artisanal?
What are the Enclosure Acts?
Maritime transportation that utilized the steam engine?
What is the steamboat?
Industrialization required sturdy tools and machinery. As a result, this industry rapidly developed.
What is the metallurgy industry?
Social class that worked and lived near factories.
What is the working class?
Mode of production that is done with steam-powered machines.
What is industrial?
Advances in agriculture and improved health conditions in cities led to lower these.
What are mortality rates?
Rail transportation that utilized the steam engine.
What is the steam locomotive?
A new metal material that was created during industrialization.
What is steel?
The life expectancy of working class people during industrialization rarely exceeded this age.
What is 40 years?
Beginning of industrialization in Canada.
What is 1850?
Country that controls one or more colonies.
What is mother country?
Person who patented an improved model of the steam engine.
Who is James Watt?
The types of tasks performed by factory workers were often simple and this.
What is repetitive?
This social class owned the means of production and controlled the wages of the working class.
What is the bourgeoisie?