Before the Revolution
Why Britain
New Technology
Life During the Industrial revolution
Reforms
100

Before the Industrial Revolution, most people lived in ______________ areas?

Rural 

100

The Industrial Revolution began in ______________.

Great Britain

100


The first industry to industrialize was the ______________ industry.

Textile industry

100


Factory workers often worked ______________-hour days in unsafe conditions.

12–16 hour days

100


Workers joined ______________ to demand better pay and conditions.

Unions

200

Why was the population lower before the industrial revolution? 

Food was not being mass produced to support a larger population. 

200

Britain had access to these two important natural resources: ______________ and ______________

Coal and iron ore

200

Who invented the steam engine?

James Watt

200

Children made about ______________ percent of an adult wage.

10%

200

What was the main economic style practiced during the industrial revolution?

Capitalism or the Free market

300

The ______________ Revolution paved the way for the Industrial Revolution by increasing food production.

Agricultural

300

How did overseas trade help Britain industrialize?

It brought wealth, raw materials, and markets to sell manufactured goods.

300

Who Invented the Cotton Gin

Eli Whitney 

300

Define urbanization.

The movement of people from rural areas to cities for jobs.

300

What did Karl Marx believe would happen between the rich and the poor?

There would be a War

400

 Name one invention from the Agricultural Revolution that improved farming efficiency.

Seed drill (Jethro Tull), crop rotation, or selective breeding

400

Explain how Britain’s political and economic conditions made it the perfect place for industrialization.

Stable government, strong banking system, and laissez-faire policies encouraged investment and innovation.

400

Henry bessemer created a new process to _________?

Steel

400

Describe one way women’s roles changed during the Industrial Revolution.

Many worked in factories or as servants, earned less pay, and had less time with families.

400

Compare capitalism and socialism in how they deal with wealth and production.

Capitalism: private ownership and competition. Socialism: government control of industry to create equality.

500


Explain how the Enclosure farms helped lead to urbanization.

They forced small farmers off common lands, causing them to move to cities to find work in factories.

500

There was one resource that Great britain did not have an abundance of, what was it and where did they get it from?

Timber, United States

500

Jethro Tull invented what?

The seed drill

500

What were tenements and why were they dangerous?

Cramped, poorly built apartments that lacked sanitation, causing disease and poor living conditions.

500


What major social and political reforms were introduced in Britain and the U.S. in response to industrial abuses?

Child labor laws, women’s labor limits, public health and sanitation reforms, and the rise of public education.