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World History Ch 19
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| anesthetic | A DRUG THAT PREVENTS PAIN DURING SURGERY |
| enclosure | PROCESS OF TAKING OVER AND CONSOLIDATING LAND THAT WAS FORMERLY SHARED BY PEASANT FARMERS |
| James Watt | SCOTTISH ENGINEER WHO IMPROVED THE STEAM ENGINE (MADE IT MORE EFFICIENT) |
| smelt | THE PROCESS THAT SEPARATED IRON FROM IRON ORE |
| Statement that best describes the Industrial revolution: | There was a gradual change in the way people lived and worked. |
| The Industrial Revolution begin in: | Britain |
| Charles Townshend and Jethro Tull were: | Developers of new agricultural techniques |
| What is one way improved agriculture contributed to population growth? | It created a surplus of food |
| How did enclosure affect British farmers? | Many farmers lost farms and moved to cities. |
| A major use of high-quality iron was to make: | railroads |
| Capital | money used to invest |
| putting-out system | cottage industry |
| entrepreneur | someone who assumes the risk of starting a business |
| Eli Whitney | invented the cotton gin |
| For what two reasons did the Industrial Revolution begin in Britain? | Britain had plentiful natural resources and easy to access by sea. |
| How did labor and capital combine to create the Industrial Revolution? | Capital was invested in factories that employed the workforce. |
| What effect did new machine technology have on the putting-out system? | It ended the putting-out system |
| The flying shuttle and spinning jenny were technological advances in: | the textile industry |
| In transportation, steam power was used to operate: | locomotives |
| urbanization | THE MOVEMENT OF PEOPLE TO CITIES |
| tenement | A MULTI-STORY BUILDING DIVIDED INTO APARTMENTS |
| labor union | A WORKERS’ ORGANIZATION |
| What caused the growth of cities during the Industrial Revolution? | need for city workers |
| Those who benefitted most from the Industrial Revolution were: | entrepreneurs |
| Luddites, who smashed machines in Britain, were groups of: | textile workers |
| Why did factory owners often prefer to hire women? | Women could be paid less than men |
| What was one hazard of working in textile factories? | air filled with lint |
| In the 1830s and 1840s, British inspectors made sure that: | labor laws were followed |
| One positive effect of the Industrial Revolution was: | a rise in wages |