Industrial Revolution Key Term Check up

the growth of manufacturing and factories which lead to many other changes in the economy, societies, and daily life

• Industrial Revolution

• Industrialization

• Urbanization

• Reign of Terror

products are produced on a small scale within homes of skilled individuals such as dress maker, cobbler, etc.

• Market Place

• Urbanization

• Cottage Industry

• Industrialization

a machine that increased the production of thread and cloth to make clothing on a large scale using water or steam powered machines

• Threshing machine

• Cotton Gin

• Assembly Line

• Spinning Jenny

a journalist or “muckraker” who went undercover to write a novel about the lives of people working in factories that uncovered the dangerous and contaminated conditions of food production

• Catherine Beecher

• Dorthea Dix

• Theodore Roosevelt

• Upton Sinclair

people who sought to make changes in different areas of society such as slavery, working conditions, wages, education, women’s rights, prisons, etc

• Reformers

• Progressives

• Unions

• Bobbin Girls

the establishment and growth of cities as a result of the transition from farming to factory based economy

• Industrialization

• Naturalization

• Urbanization

• Rural Development

the advancement of farming technology which led the increase of food supply and in turn led to an increase in the overall population worldwide

• Industrial Revolution

• American Revolution

• Agricultural Revolution

• The Great Purge

an industrial process to mass produce steel using iron which led to the expansion of factories and railroads

• Ford Motors

• Bessemer Process

• Cotton Gin

• Spinning Jenny

groups of organized workers who work together to ensure fair treatment and working conditions for everyone

• Reformers

• Unions

• Jacobins

• Parliament

a time period of rapid advancement in technology and inventions that led to social, political, and economic changes around the world (1700-1900)

• Agricultural Revolution

• American Revolution

• Industrial Revolution

• Russian Revolution