Social Studies: T7 L1, The Industrial Revolution

The change from manual production that started in England in the late 18th century and spread to toerh places and brought a transformation in economy, society, and technology

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A person who invests in a business to make a profit.

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The amount of goods or resources in stock or on hand or available in the market to sell.

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Money invested in a business venture.

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A shortage, lack, or insufficient supply.

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Identical, machine-made parts for a tool or an instrument.

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The movement of population from farms to cities.

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What were the advantages of the Industrial Revolution?

• Machines made production cheaper and faster.

• Emigration was encouraged.

• Working conditions caused injuries and disease.

• The growth of cities.

• Pollution.

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What were the disadvantages of the Industrial Revolution?

• Mass production led to pollution.

• Cities were overcrowded.

• Individuals who specialized in making one product lost income.

• Poor working conditions.

• Poor air circulation.

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Where did the Industrial Revolution first begin?

• United States.

• England.

• France.

• Spain.

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