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Industrial101

Notes on Industrial Revolution

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What major event lead to a food surplus? Agricultural Revoulution
What lead to the Rural -to- Urban Migration? Enclosure Movement
When the farmers moved to the city looking for work. Rural-to-Urban Migration
The devolpment of machinery to make work easier. (helped raise the standard of living) Industrial Revolution
This includes land; labor; and capitial. Factors of Production
3 major advances in agriculture Crop rotation; improvements in breeding; inventons of farming macheniery.
Lumber; coal; Iron ore; colonies... Land
Man Power; Markets; Ships; Population Increase... Labor
Money; Entrepreneures; Factories... Capitial
Lazy government... very hands off Laizzez-Faire
Gave work to the farmers Factories
This created very grose eviroments due to the smoke coming from it Factories
High quantity; Low quality Mass Productiion
This raised our standard of living; lowered the price of the items; caused skilled workers to lose their jobs... Mass Production Consequences
made opeople expect more out of life raised the standard of living
less hand made items; more machiene made decline of the cottage industry
Stuffy; Hot; Smelly; Dark; DANGEROUS Factories Conditions
Normally in factories you find __________ and __________ because when you hire a man he must be paied more than them Women&Children Labor Laws
The devolpment of cities Urbanization
Workers coming together to tell their boss what they want; sometimes this was illeagl Rise of Unions
Protects the rights of the workers Combination Law
Men= most Women low/close to nothing Children= close to nothing Factory wages for men women and children
Heart of the town where the wealthy own stores. Business District
factory owners owned these for the workers to live in Tenements
Small; Smelly; DANGEROUS living conditions; dumped dirty water and other things out the window and into the ally way Tenements living conditions
Wealthy and middle class lived outside the cities rise of suburbanization
Blue skys; Trees; one family homes... Suburban conditions
There were more jobs for people; raise in standard of living; mass production positive consequences of the IR
Skilled workers lost their jobs negitave consequences of the IR
middle class and upper class lived away from the cities because of the conditions there Rise of Suburbanization
Reason for the decrease in infant mortality deaths Assembly line and mass production and quantity over quality
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