WORLD HISTORY:

INDUSTRIAL

REVOLUTION The thing that leads everyone

over the edge

Inventors Terms

Causes of the

Industrial

Revolution

Innovations/

Inventions

Factors of

Production

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INVENTORS - 100

Inventor of the seed drill, which allowed

farmers to plant seeds in well-spaced

rows.

INVENTORS – 100

Jethro Tull

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INVENTORS - 200

Created a modified version of the steam-

engine that ran faster and burned less

fuel.

INVENTORS - 200

James Watt

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INVENTORS - 300

Invented the Spinning Jenny which

allowed spinners to make up to 8 spools

of thread at one time.

INVENTORS - 300

James Hargreaves

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INVENTORS - 400

Created a machine that used waterpower

to drive spinning wheels.

INVENTORS - 400

Richard Arkwright

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INVENTORS - 500

Built roads that were made with a lower

layer of large stones and an upper layer of

crushed stone.

INVENTORS - 500

John McAdams

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TERMS - 100

The fencing off of lands by wealthy English

landowners is known as this.

TERMS - 100

Enclosures

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TERMS - 200

This was the first industry to be heavily

produced by machines.

TERMS - 200

Textile industry

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TERMS - 300

Name for when people flock to cities and

the infrastructure of cities is built up as a

result.

TERMS - 300

Urbanization

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TERMS - 400

Name for when workers had to work

regular hours and do the same work

repeatedly with very little skill.

TERMS - 400

Unskilled labor

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TERMS - 500

Class that is made up of large business

and factor owners.

TERMS - 500

Middle class

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CAUSES OF THE INDUSTRIAL

REVOLUTION

- 100

Name one reason why England became

the starting point of the Industrial

Revolution.

CAUSES OF THE INDUSTRIAL

REVOLUTION

- 100

Expanding economy

Large population

Variety of natural resources

Stable government

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CAUSES OF THE INDUSTRIAL

REVOLUTION

- 200

These allowed businessmen to borrow

money to invest in factories, innovation,

and transportation.

CAUSES OF THE INDUSTRIAL

REVOLUTION

- 200

Bank Loans

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CAUSES OF THE INDUSTRIAL

REVOLUTION

- 300

England sat on large quantities of this fuel

which helped to power the machines of

the Industrial Revolution.

CAUSES OF THE INDUSTRIAL

REVOLUTION

- 300

Coal

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CAUSES OF THE INDUSTRIAL

REVOLUTION

- 400

Before the Industrial Revolution, what

type of industry existed where one

person made one piece of the good and

then gave it to someone else.

CAUSES OF THE INDUSTRIAL

REVOLUTION

- 400

Cottage Industry

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CAUSES OF THE INDUSTRIAL

REVOLUTION

- 500

Explain a way the railroads affected the

Industrial Revolution.

CAUSES OF THE INDUSTRIAL

REVOLUTION

- 500

Provided cheap transport

Created new jobs

Expanded the fishing and agricultural

industries

Encouraged country people to take

city jobs

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INNOVATIONS/ INVENTIONS

- 100

Name of the era of greatly increased

machine-made output of goods in

England.

INNOVATIONS/ INVENTIONS

- 100

Industrial Revolution

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INNOVATIONS/ INVENTIONS

- 200

Agricultural Innovation that helped to

maintain the proper nutrients in the soil.

INNOVATIONS/ INVENTIONS

- 200

Three-Field System

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INNOVATIONS/ INVENTIONS

- 300

Name one of the individuals who created

a train that could be used to ship

commodities.

INNOVATIONS/ INVENTIONS

- 300

George Stephenson

Robert Trevithick

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INNOVATIONS/ INVENTIONS

- 400

People who blamed machines for the loss

of their jobs and their dismal living

conditions.

INNOVATIONS/ INVENTIONS

- 400

Luddites

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INNOVATIONS/ INVENTIONS

- 500

Name a reason for the creation of large

factories.

INNOVATIONS/ INVENTIONS

- 500

Machines were large and needed space

A source a water was necessary to run

machines

A source of coal was needed to run machines

Near railroad tracks

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FACTORS OF PRODUCTION

- 100

Money used to invest in new businesses,

heavy machinery, and in finance is called

this.

FACTORS OF PRODUCTION

- 100

Capital

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FACTORS OF PRODUCTION

- 200

Someone who assumes the financial risk

of starting a business, and often functions

as the owner.

FACTORS OF PRODUCTION

- 200

Entrepreneur

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FACTORS OF PRODUCTION

- 300

Because of the demand for unskilled

labor, this group became a cheap source

of work for factories and coal mines.

FACTORS OF PRODUCTION

- 300

Children

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FACTORS OF PRODUCTION

- 400

Mythical person often blamed for broken

equipment in factories and was seen as

the symbol for the Luddites.

FACTORS OF PRODUCTION

- 400

Ned Ludd

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FACTORS OF PRODUCTION

- 500

Name one example of the living

conditions in cities during the Industrial

Revolution.

FACTORS OF PRODUCTION

- 500

Garbage piled throughout the streets

Widespread sickness

One-room shelters for whole families

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