Inventors & Innovations
Working in a Factory
Dirty Cities
Coal & Energy
Life Changes
100

The most important engine of the era, it ran on gaseous water instead of horses.

Steam Engine

100

Children were often used to fix machines because they had these.

Small Hands/Fingers

100

Because there were no toilets, people often threw their waste into this.

Street/River

100

This black rock was dug out of the ground to burn for fuel.

Coal

100

Before factories, most people worked on a ________.

Farm

200

hese "iron horses" ran on tracks and carried people between cities.

Trains / Locomotives

200

This is the name for the money you get paid for doing a job.

Wages

200

This is the thick, black "fog" caused by smoke from factory chimneys.

Soot / Smog

200

The name for the deep holes in the ground where coal is found.

Mines

200

This country is where the Industrial Revolution first started.

Great Britan

300

Before steam took over, most early factories were built next to rivers to use this type of power.

Water Power/Water Wheels

300

If a worker was late or worked too slowly, the boss might do this to them.

Fine them / Hit them / Fire them

300

Many families had to live together in just one of these.

Room

300

These animals were often kept underground to pull heavy carts of coal.

Pit Ponies

300

Items became ________ because they were now made by machines instead of by hand.

cheaper

400

spinning" invention allowed one worker to spin multiple threads at once, speeding up textile making.

Spinning Jenny

400

This was the main "rule maker" in the factory that told you when to start and stop.

Factory Bell / Clock

400

This is the name for the movement when everyone moved from farms to the city.

Urbanization

400

This was the most dangerous thing that could happen inside a coal mine.

Explosion / Collapse

400

These man-made "rivers" were built to move heavy goods on boats

Canal

500

He improved the steam engine, making it efficient enough to power whole factories.

James Watt

500

These were the tiny, dangerous spaces in chimneys that children were forced to climb.

Flues

500

This sick feeling in the stomach was caused by drinking dirty water.

Cholera

500

These children sat in the dark all day to open and close wooden doors in the mines.

Trappers

500

This queen ruled England for most of the Industrial Revolution.

Queen Victoria