U9 Industry & Change

Matching Industry Factors: 
England possessed great quantities of coal and iron.

• a contributing factor to England being the first to industrialize.
• would not promote industrialization in England.

Matching Industry Factors: England had to import many kinds of raw materials.

• a contributing factor to England being the first to industrialize.
• would not promote industrialization in England.

Matching Industry Factors: Factories already existed in English colonies like India and China.

• a contributing factor to England being the first to industrialize.
• would not promote industrialization in England.

Matching Industry Factors: More efficient agricultural practices created a labor surplus in England.

• a contributing factor to England being the first to industrialize.
• would not promote industrialization in England.

Matching Industry Factors: A stable English government imposed few regulations and no taxes on business activities.

• a contributing factor to England being the first to industrialize.
• would not promote industrialization in England.

Matching Industry Factors: There were many wealthy English merchants with money to invest in new businesses.

• a contributing factor to England being the first to industrialize.
• would not promote industrialization in England.

Matching Industry Factors: Strong demand existed for goods if they could be provided in large enough quantities.

• a contributing factor to England being the first to industrialize.
• would not promote industrialization in England.

Invented the seed drill in which the seeds were deposited directly in ground.

• Jethro Tull
• Richard Arkwright
• James Harvgreaves
• James Watt

Invented the spinning jenny that could weave up to eight threads

• Jethro Tull
• Richard Arkwright
• James Harvgreaves
• James Watt

Developed the water frame factory for the textile industry.

• Jethro Tull
• Richard Arkwright
• James Harvgreaves
• James Watt