Agricultural Revolution

What is a surplus?

• Having more of something than you can use

• Having less of something than you can use

• Having just enough to survive

• This is a made up word

True or False: The enclosure movement forced many people to abandon the countryside and small villages

• True

• False

What is the most likely effect of a surplus of food because of the agricultural revolution?

• Food being spoiled

• Creation of new economic market

• Immediate issues with obseity

• The price of new technology skyrockets

Which is not as cause of the Industrial Revolution in Great Britain?

• The Agricultural Revolution

• Obtaining colonies

• The iron plow

• Geography & natural resources

True or False: The domestic system took work out of the home and into a building meant strictly for creating goods.

• True

• False

Which invention was key to transforming the cotton/textile industry?

• Water frame

• Spinning Jenny

• Seed drill

• Steam Engine

How did rivers assist Great Britain to industrialize? Mark all that apply.

• Clean water source for workers

• Could ship raw & manufactured goods on them

• Source of power for factories

• Natural resources (coal) found on the bottom of the rivers

Which is an example of a manufactured good?

• Coffee beans

• Cotton

• Socks

• Sugarcane

• Timber

True or False: The factory system increased costs to create goods

• True

• False