Agriculture
Inventions
Factories
Migration/Immigration
Tie Breaker
100
What is the definition of a crop?
Any plant sold at a market
100
This invention was powered by hand with a wheel and it spun cloth
The spinning Jenny
100
How many hours did a factory worker worker per day?
12 hours
100
This is where most people lived during the Industrial Revolution
What is cities?
100
This is one country that had a famine that caused people to migrate to different countries
What is Ireland, China, India, and Brazil?
200
What invention helped farmer plant seeds into the ground?
The seed drill
200
This invention was powered by water power to spin wool into cotton
The Water Frame
200
When did factory workers get a break?
Lunch
200
This is a new idea in factories where a product was made by each person adding to it to make a final product
What is the assembly line?
300
What is it called when farmers have extra food that they could sell at a market
What is a surplus
300
This invention was powered by a pedal to spin wool into thread
The Flying Shuttle
300
How many days a week did a factory worker work
6 days
300
This is an example of a natural disaster
Earthquakes, tornado, fire, tsunami,
400
What is the reason people grew crops before the Agricultural Revolution?
They needed to feed their family
400
What idea made it easier to do work in a factory
The Assembly Line
400
By 1900, where did more people live: Towns or Cities
Cities
400
These are the three main reasons for people migrating/immigrating to different countries
What is better jobs, growth of cities, and diasters?
500
This invention fenced off land and created larger farms
Enclosure(fences)
500
What invention did you make in the activity last week in class
A Catapult
500
What are the two reasons factories hired children?
Children could be paid less and could fit in small places to fix machines
500
This is an example of a man made diaster
Wars, Famines