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IndustrialRevolution

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Explain the enclosure movement When small land plots were bought by bigger land owners to become more efficient for the increasing demand for crops
As small farmers left the farm, where did the move? The city
What was what was the important invention created by Jethro Tull? How did this work? Jethro Tull invented the seed drill which planted the seeds effectively across strait rows so that farmers didn’t waste as many seeds
Explain how crop rotation helped farmers Charles Townsend invented crop rotation which meant that the soil stayed ready to grow plants without having to wait a whole season
Where did the Industrial Revolution begin? Great Britain
List the three factors of production: Land, Capital, Labor
Explain what is meant by mechanization: The use of automatic machinery for increased production in factory’s or businesses
Explain, in what two ways, the factory system changed how people went to work: Fixed Hours, and Fixed Wages
What group of people provided cheap labor during the Industrial Revolution: Woman and children
List at least three factors that influenced wages: Skills, gender, and what nearby factories and businesses were paying their employees
List at least three rules that workers had to follow: Arrive on time, leave only with permission, show up to work no mater the weather
What were tenements? Small apartments that fit up to 15 people. The were crowded, provided
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