Industrial Revolution Innovations
Key Figures in Industrialization
Labor Movements and Protests
Economic Changes and Effects
Legislation and Reforms
100

What machine, invented by James Hargreaves in 1764, revolutionized the textile industry?

Spinning Jenny

100

Who is known as the "Father of the Industrial Revolution" in Britain? 

Richard Arkwright

100

What was the meeting at St. Peter's Field in 1819 that ended in a violent confrontation with the cavalry? 

Peterloo Massacre

100

Which industry saw the largest boom during the early Industrial Revolution due to mechanization?  

Textile Industry

100

Which act passed in 1833 limited the working hours of children in factories?  

Factory Act

200

Which machine, perfected by James Watt, was crucial for industrial transportation in the late 18th century?  

Steam Engine

200

Which politician advocated for free trade and opposed the Corn Laws?

Richard Cobden

200

What was the name of the 1834 protest that led to the formation of the Grand National Consolidated Trade Union? 

The 1834 Tolpuddle Martyrs' Trial

200

Name the economic policy that contributed to the rise of industrial capitalism in Britain. 

Laissez-faire

200

What was established by the Mines Act of 1842 to protect women and children in mining? 

Prohibition of women and children working underground

300

What is the name of Richard Arkwright's water-powered textile mill innovation? 

Water Frame

300

Who authored the book "The Condition of the Working Class in England" in 1844? 

Friedrich Engels

300

Which movement aimed to secure better working conditions and was initiated in the late 1830s?

Chartist Movement

300

What agricultural movement, involving enclosure, led to increased emigration from rural areas to cities? 

Agricultural Revolution

300

Which parliamentary reform in 1832 expanded the electorate and made voting more democratic? 

Reform Act of 1832

400

Which invention by Eli Whitney in 1793 significantly boosted cotton production?

Cotton Gin

400

What factory reformer famously campaigned for the Ten Hours Act in 1847?

Lord Shaftesbury

400

What group was formed in 1824, advocating for the rights of skilled workers in their trades?

Mechanics Institute

400

What was the primary export product of Britain that fueled economic growth during this period? 

Cotton

400

Which commission was created in 1833 to investigate conditions in factories and propose reforms?

Children's Employment commission

500

What did George Stephenson develop, leading to the first public railway in 1825? 

Locomotive

500

Which trade union leader played a significant role in the formation of the GNCTU in 1834?

William Lovett

500

Which event in 1831 sought to address workers' rights, leading to significant social dissent?  

The Luddite Rebellion

500

What economic event in 1837 significantly affected British industry and led to widespread unemployment?  

The 1837 Economic Crisis

500

What landmark legislation, passed in 1847, regulated working hours for women and children to ten hours?

Ten Hours Act