Worksheetsindustrial revolution study guide
Total questions: 28
Worksheet time: 14mins
Why did the Industrial Revolution happen first in Great Britain?
they had natural resources like boats and navigable rivers
easy accessibility trade for canals
vast supplies to build new machines
accessibility from all sea points
How did science and technology change society?
Better communication, easier access to information, more productivity, and higher quality healthcare
facilitating more advance feature
it changed society by the way we communicate, work,the food we eat, and the ways of transportation
How did the Industrial Revolution change rural life and contribute to the development of cities?
concentrating large numbers of workers and their families in cities,
help lead to shifts in rural populations
gave the ones who didn't have a job to have a job
industrial factories needed bigger workforces,workers and families needed home near by their work
Regarding the Agricultural Revolution: What was Jethro Tull known for?
creating the law of no more child labor
inventing the seed drill
building the cotton gin
having the best vegetables
How did the Industrial Revolution change how people viewed work?
people worked more in factories and urban areas, rather than farmlands
more easier with the new machines that inventors have been inventing
boring and tiring
How did the Industrial Revolution change who did the work?
the ones who passed the safety on what not to do so they dont lose a body part
by the people who new how to operate the machines
created an increase in employment opportunities
How did the Industrial Revolution change how they did the work?
increased production and efficiency, lower prices, more goods, improved wages, and migration from rural areas to urban areas.
increase the food population
less people getting killed from the machines
. How did the Industrial Revolution change where they did the work?
shifted societies from an agrarian economy to a manufacturing economy where products no longer made by hand but by machines.
the machines were built in factories instead of doing the work at home
it allowed them to leave their house and work in a whole different enviorment
How did the Steam Engine affect industrialization?
increased food population and made it easier to work with minimum resources
it increased goods production in places where water power was not available
changed the way people lived
What was James Watt known for?
inventing the steam enginge
improving the steam engine in a few months
father of the industrial revolution
who invented the spinning jenny
james hargeaves
1764
john smith 1863
romeo diaz 1765
jacob heagaves 1900
what year was the spinning jenny invented
1900
1765
1863
1764
what does the spinning jenny do
spins james heagaves daughter in circles
spins the donkey around inside the barn to make the factory work
spins 16 threads at a time
spins the milk bottles after the cows are milk
who invented the water frame
james watt
richard arkwright
pablo escobar
what year was the water frame invented
1769
1876
1934
1467
what does the water frame do
picture frame call a water frame with no water
snow globe picture frame filled with water
creates a beautiful illusion of a water fall
spins large amount of cotton
what was the invention samuel crompton created
cromptons mule
spinning jenny
the seed drill
what year was cromptons mule invented
1779
1863
1764
1769
who invented the power loom
james watt
james heagaves
sammuel crompton
edmund cartwright
what year did edmund cartwright invent the epower loom
1769
1764
1785
1779
who invented the cotton gin
jame watt
eli whitney
edmung cartwright
james heagaves
what year did eli whitney invent the cotton gin
1779
1769
1785
1764
What were the Factory Acts?
prohibited any child under the age of 9 from working, limited work of children age 9 to 13 to 48 hours, and required them to attend school part-time
the rules of the factory
increasing the child labor laws
What are unions?
bringing down the borders of segrigations
an organization formed by workers who join together and use their strength to have a voice in their workplace.
nations coming together
what is capitalism
increasing goods from each country by trade
trade by monarchy
an economic and political system in which a country's trade and industry are controlled by private owners for profit.
what is socialism
for public rather than private ownership or control of property and natural resources.
to be freindly with the community, cities or states
to be outgoing
communicative talker
What is communism
a political theory from Karl Marx, advocating class war and leading, which all property is publicly owned and each person works and is paid according to their abilities and needs.
to govern or rule by state or country
to have power
to have control
How did the conditions created by the Industrial Revolution change the way people saw the world?
the oppourtunities that they have
realised that they have a tons of options on what they want
increased production and efficiency, lower prices, more goods, improved wages, and migration from rural areas to urban areas.
