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industrialization study

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Causes and effects of the industrial revolution Causes: economic growth, technological advancement Effects: urbanization, pollution, poor working conditions
Reflect on Urban game: how did cities grow during the Industrial Revolution? Really fast, factory jobs, urbanization, immigrants moved to the cities, rural to urban
Where did Industrial Revolution begin and how did it spread? Began in Great Britain, spread through the adoption of new technologies like the steam engine and factory system
Describe one invention that came from the Industrial Revolution. How does it work? What was its impact on the revolution? The cotton gin was a cylinder that rotated with teeth that would separate the cotton fibers and seeds from each other Impact: cotton became a very popular crop so they were looking for more labor to harvest cotton
Why were women and children hired to work in factories paid less than men
Laissez-faire government should not intervene with business
Where were factories initially built? Why? by a river, they were water-powered
Cottage industry vs. factory system Cottage industry: goods were produced by individual families Factory system: production in large buildings witch machinery leading to mass production, greater efficiency, and the movement of workers from rural areas to cities
Which industry was initially transformed by the Industrial Revolution in England Textiles
How did railroads contribute to changes during the Industrial Revolution lowering transportation costs, help move goods faster
Created by: Megan Badley
 

 



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