Industrial Revolution

France

Spain

England

USA

New Jobs

Affordable Goods

Unsafe working conditions

Child labor

Pollution

Coal and Iron

Cotton and Wool

Telephones and Cars

Gas and Electricity

people moving from cities to rural areas for more land

inventions and new machinery

lack of food sources from the New World

True

False

A political change from monarchy to democracy.

A shift from sailing ships to air travel.

A shift from making goods by hand to producing them with machines.

A move from urban centers back to rural villages.

Farm laborers and poor tenant farmers.

People who worked in their homes producing goods by hand.

Factory owners, merchants, and skilled workers.

Most people began working their own land to farm.

Many people moved to cities to work in factories instead of on farms.

Machines were outlawed because they made work too easy.

People stopped buying their goods from stores and making them by hand instead.

People would earn less money as time goes by.

Life expectancy increases.

Children's earnings at their jobs went up.

People became less likely to go to the doctor for illnesses.

Pollution issues

Agricultural activities

Became more crowded during the Industrial Revolution

Location of factories

Open fields

Cities

Farms

Became less populated over time