5.10 Vocab Continuity and Change in the Industrial Age

Era more than 10,000 years before the Industrial Revolution, marked by significant changes in agricultural practices.

• Industrial Revolution

• Scientific Revolution

• Urbanization

• Agricultural Revolution

Minerals, crops, and resources used in industrial processes, sourced from regions like Latin America, Africa, and Southeast Asia.

• Steam Power

• Raw Materials

• Corn

• Mass Production

Leader who implemented comprehensive social reforms in Germany to protect industrial workers during the Industrial Revolution.

• Otto Von Bismarck

• Count Camillo Di Cavour

• Klemens Von Metternich

• Giuseppe Garibaldi

Long-lasting intellectual movement influential during the Industrial Revolution, emphasizing reason and individualism.

• Renaissance

• Scientific Revolution

• Social Contract

• Enlightenment

System preceding the Industrial Revolution, where women were able to earn some extra money in textile manufacturing.

• Proto-Industrial System

• Scientific Revolution

• Telegraph

• Steam Power

Economic system designed to make a country wealthy through tightly regulated trade, transitioning to capitalism in Western Europe.

• Mercantilist Economic System

• Steam Power

• Enlightenment

• Telegraph

Invention that revolutionized transportation and trade, making maritime trade faster and cheaper.

• Telegraph

• Steam Power

• Steam Engine

• Mass Production

Previous era's movement influenced by scientific knowledge, contributing to inventions in the Industrial Revolution.

• Renaissance

• Scientific Revolution

• Enlightenment

• Agricultural Revolution

Invention that improved communication across remote areas, contributing to the increase in global trade.

• Steamboat

• Morse Code

• Telegraph

• Telephone

Process of producing goods in large quantities, made possible by the factory system and automation.

• Bessemer Process

• Agricultural Revolution

• Mass Production

• Urbanization