Industrial Revolution and Imperialism

This is a method of production in which task are done by individuals in their rural homes.

• Cottage Industry

• Imperialism

• Industrial Capitalism

• Entrepreneur

An extension of a nation's power over other lands

• Cottage Industry

• Imperialism

• Industrial Capitalism

• Entrepreneur

The practice of one state threatening another state with a nearby navy to force a treat or unfair privileges.

• Gunboat Diplomacy

• Imperialism

• Open Door Policy

• Concession

Areas in which foreign powers have been granted exclusive rights and privilege such as trading rights and mining privilages.

• Spheres of Influnces

• Extraterritoriality

• Emancipation

• Entrepreneur

The transition to new manufacturing processes in Great Britain, continental Europe, and the United States, in the period from about 1760 to sometime between 1820 and 1840.

• The Industrial Revolution

• Agricultural Revolution

• Industrial Capitalism

• Imperialism

What four things does a nation need to become industrialized?

• Land, Labor, Capital, and Entrepreneurship

• Labor, Capital, Entrepreneurship, and Factories

• Land, Labor, Capital, and Factories

• Land, Labor, Entrepreneurship, and Factories.

This invention made the process so fast, it produced thread faster than weavers could use it. 

• Spinning Jenny

• Watts Steam engine

• Steam-driven locomotive

• Factory system

This invention was more efficient, as while as smaller and use less coal.

• Spinning Jenny

• Watts Steam engine

• Steam-driven locomotive

• Factory system

This changed the way people live and work.

• Spinning Jenny

• Watts Steam engine

• Steam-driven locomotive

• Factory system

This invention spur industrial growth, create jobs, cheaper transportation that boosts many industries.

• Spinning Jenny

• Watts Steam engine

• Steam-driven locomotive

• Factory system