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By: Zoe Zuckerman

Industrial revolution

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• When and were did the industrial revolution started?

• Why was England the most important country?

• Why was london`sbiggest problem?

• Which were England`s colonies?

• what were the raw materials the colonies gave England?

• What was england`s biggest problem?•

Questions

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The Industrial Revolution started in England it was a period from 1750 till 1850 where changes in agriculture, manufacturing, mining, transportation, and technology had a profound effect on the social, economic and cultural conditions of the times.

When and were did the industrial revolution started?

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Why was england the most important country?

England was the most important country because they had many colonies,sources of water an a very powerful army.

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What was London`s biggest problem?

people from the countryside began to move into the towns looking for better paid work. The salary of a farm worker were very low.

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• When and were did the industrial revolution started?

• Why was England the most powerful country?• Why was London the only important city in

england?• What collonies did England have?• What was the raw meterial the collonies gave

to England?• What did they use the raw material for?

Questions

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• The industrial revolution started in england in 1750 till 1850 where changes in agriculture, manufacturing, mining, transportation, and technology had made an effect in economic and cultural conditions.

When and were did the industrial revolution started?

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Why was england the most powerful country in the world? The Industrial Revolution was a time of great economical and technical growth and change in Britain. They had many sources of water , many collonies and a very powerful army.

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• Thepopulation grew from 16 million in 1801 to over 41 million by 1901. London grew fast, as people moved from the countryside to work in factories.

Why was london the only important city in England?

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• Britan collonies:• Asia:• Honkong-Malasia-India-Burma• Africa:• Egipt-South Africa-Sudan-Nigeria• North America:• Canada-Virgen islands-United States

Which were the Britan collonies

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• Some of the raw material the collonies ve england were:

• Iron• Coal• Gold• Silver• cotton

What were the raw material the collonies gave to Englan?

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• England valued the coal and iron the most because they used iron to make : big ships,goos arms and specialy machines for the factories and they used coal for ships to travel all the raw material and to make the machines work.

What were the most valuable raw material England used?

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• The industrial revolution was a time of great imagination and progress. The inventions that allowed new products to be manufactured created a demand that caused a vicious cycle that propelled some people to prosperity, while at the same time held people down in poverty.

CONCLUCION

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• Wikipedia free enciclopedia• Bbc industrial revolution for kids• Google images

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