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Agriculture
Manufacturing
Transportation & Communication
Conditions & Effects
Reform
100

Agricultural improvements produced more _____, using less ______.

What is more FOOD and less WORKERS?

100
This was the first industry develop at the beginning of the Industrial Revolution
What was the textile industry?
100
This type of power replaced wind on ships
What was steam?
100

This class experienced an increase in political power during the Industrial Revolution

What was the middle class?

100
This type of labor was restricted by early reform laws
What was child labor?
200

These are ways the Agricultural Revolution paved the way for the Industrial Revolution

What are increased food supplies, population growth, farmers' lost land, and workers seeking elsewhere?

200
This Scottish engineer improved the steam engine
Who was James Watt?
200
This was the chief means of land transportation during the Industrial Revolution
What were the railroads?
200
This is the name for the class that emerged during the Industrial Revolution (HINT: it was used by Marx)
What was the proletariat? (AKA the working class)
200
This is the name of the voluntary associations organized by workers
What were trade unions?
300
During the Agricultural Revolution, wealthy land owners created larger fields using fencing and hedges. This is the name of these larger fields.
What are enclosures?
300
This Englishman found a way to make steel from iron
Who is Henry Bessemer?
300
Improved transportation was necessary to move these items
What were raw materials and finished goods?
300
The proletariat had to sell this in order to live
What was their labor?
300
This economic system insisted that the public should own the means of production
What was Socialism?
400

Dikes / levies = Netherlands, Fertilizer, Farm Journal, Mixing Soils together

What are new methods of farming in Britain

400
This was the material that replaced iron in machines
What was steel?
400

This was the First car with 3 wheels 

What was Mercedes Benz

400
Cities grew around these institutions
What were factories?
400
This is the name of Marx's famous pamphlet
What is the Communist Manifesto?
500

This farming process proved to be one of the best developments by scientific farmers.

What is crop rotation?

500
This material replaced charcoal for smelting iron
What was coal?
500

Private roads built by entrepreneurs who charged travelers a toll or fee to use them. 

What is a turnpike.

500
These people owned the factors of production. BONUS: What were the factors of production?
Who were the capitalists (AKA the wealthy)? BONUS: land, labor, and wealth
500
According to Marx, these two groups were in opposition under capitalism
Who were the bourgeoisie (capitalists) and the proletariat (workers)?