Topic #4-The Industrial Revolution

The invention shown here was most directly responsible for a revolution in this.

• the textile industry

• agriculture

• transportation

• communication

The invention shown here contributed to a shift in painting from this to this.

• realism to impressionism

• romanticism to realism

• impressionism to post-modernism

• realism to romanticism

"The very first requirement in a hospital, is that it should do the sick no harm."

A step toward achieving this goal would be this.

• requiring nurses wash their hands

• vaccinating people against disease

• using anesthesia in surgery

He argued that history is the "history of class struggles" between the "haves and the have nots."

• David Ricardo

• Jeremy Bentham

• Adam Smith

• Karl Marx

The enclosure movement contributed to the Industrial Revolution by doing this.

• increasing demand for manufactured goods

• reducing the influence of the landed aristocracy

• increasing the urban workforce

• encouraging the development of new energy sources

Begun in England in the 18th century, his led to the increased output of machine-made goods.

• Agricultural Revolution

• enclosure movement

• Industrial Revolution

• the Machine Age

This is a policy where government does not interfere in business; means "let them do."

• mercantilism

• putting out system

• industrialization

• laissez-faire

Author of "The Wealth of Nations."

• Karl Marx

• Jeremy Bentham

• Adam Smith

• Nellie Bly

He invented the cotton gin, greatly speeding up the process of removing seeds from raw cotton.

• Eli Whitney

• James Watt

• Mercedes Benz

• Charles Townshend

This made it illegal to hire children under the age of 9 years old.

• Child Welfare Act of 1823

• Factory Act of 1833

• Labor Act of 1777

• Ten Hours Act of 1847