Unit 3: Industrial Revolution Part One

Crop Rotation

• The practice of alternating crops of different kinds to preserve soil fertility

• Practice of fencing or enclosing common lands into individual holdings

• Basic resources for industrialization, such as necessary land, capital, and labor

• Production of goods in a factory through the use of machines and a large number of workers

Enclosure Movement

•   Practice of fencing or enclosing common lands into individual holdings

• Basic resources for industrialization, such as necessary land, capital, and labor

• Production of goods in a factory through the use of machines and a large number of workers

• Term for changes beginning in the 1700s, when power driven machines began to do much of the work that people had done before

Factors of Production:

•   Basic resources for industrialization, such as necessary land, capital, and labor

• Production of goods in a factory through the use of machines and a large number of workers

• Term for changes beginning in the 1700s, when power driven machines began to do much of the work that people had done before

• Use of automatic machinery to increase production

Factory System:

• Production of goods in a factory through the use of machines and a large number of workers

• Term for changes beginning in the 1700s, when power driven machines began to do much of the work that people had done before

• Use of automatic machinery to increase production

• Process of treating rubber to make it more useful

Match the following

• Vulcanization:

• Use of automatic machinery to increase production

• Industrial Revolution:

•  Process of treating rubber to make it more useful

• Mechanization:

• Term for changes beginning in the 1700s, when power driven machines began to do much of the work that people had done before

Match the following

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  Morse code/telegraph

  Communication

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  Modern Steam Engine

  Powered engines for factories and transportation of goods

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  Seed Drill, Horse drawn hoe

  Planted seeds in straight rows; dug up weeks and broke up soil

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  Cotton Gin

  Cleaned more cotton in a day that hand laborers could

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  Water power 

  Increased level of production

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What invention during this time do you think is most important? Explain why!

Choose from: Railroads, Morse code, Seed drill, Steam engine, Cotton gin