Industrial Revolution Beginning

Before the Industrial Revolution all products were created by

• Factories

• Hand

• Slaves

• Royalty

What are interchangeable parts?

• A cheap way of producing steel from iron

• A method to make items the exact same size and shape

• A way of creating kerosene & gasoline from oil

• A way of creating steam power from coal and water

Mass production means:

• Products being made with more superior in quality

• goods being made in large quantities

• laborers received higher wages

• industries moved to rural areas

How did England transport large quantities of goods cheaply and quickly BEFORE the steam engine?

• By foot

• By train

• By canal

• By horse

What resources are needed to produce steam power in the early industrial revolution? (Pick 2)

• Gasolene

• Oil

• Water

• Kerosene

• Coal

Which two resources did Belgium have that allowed them to build machinery?

• Coal

• Gasoline

• Iron

• Oil

• Textiles

What are textiles?

• Woven fabric from wool or cotton

• High performance steel mace from iron

• Factories where goods are mass produced

• Man made rivers that connect areas of production

Which is NOT a product made from iron in Belgium?

• Locomotives

• Weapons

• Boats

• Textiles

What did the Bessemer process allow for the creation of?

• Textile Mills & Factories

• Interchangeable parts

• Cheap Steel

• Elevators

What did workers use as lubrication on machines before coal oil?

• Kerosene

• Whale Oil

• Gasoline

• Water