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History Unit 5

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Henry Bessemer created the process for making steel from pig iron by burning out impurities by means of a blast of air forced through the hot liquid metal
Thomas Edison invented the first electric light bulb
Interchangeable Parts identical components that can be used in place of one another in manufacturing
Assembly Line production method that breaks down a complex job into a series of smaller tasks
Urban renewal process of fixing up the poor and rundown areas of a city
Standard of living measures the quality and availability of necessities and comforts in a society
capital money or wealth used to invest in business r enterprise
Entrepreneur person who assumes finial risk in the hope of making a profit
Eli Whitney invented the cotton gin
Urbanization movement of people from rural areas to cities
tenement multistory buildings divided into crowded apartments
labor union workers organization
Causes of Industrial Revolution -The Agrarian Revolution -A population explosion -A revolution in energy
Where did the Industrial Revolution begin? Britain
How did the Industrial Revolution spread? It spread to the U.S, Japan, Germany, and other counties by the 1800's.
Which industry was initially transformed by the Industrial revolution in England? textiles
Flying Shuttle Hand operated wove clothes quicker
spinning jenny on eperson could spin 16 threads at once
water frame faster water powered spinner
spinning mule fastest of all and produced the best thread
Why were women and children hired to work in facotries women- it was cheeper children- it was cheeper and their small hands could do a lot of efficient work. they could also move easier in coal mines too
Lassez faire idea that government should not interfere with business
Where were factories first built -by rivers or water -this was so they could be powerd off the water
cottage industry product made start to finish at home
factory industry product made through different processes ina foctory
how did railroads contribute to industrial revolution. they helped move people and product around making things a lot more effiecent
factors in production land- natural resource for coal/rivers/hors labor- growing population helped capital- funds for investment by wealthy citizens
effects of the industrial revoltion -urbanization- -cancers/new sickness -higher crime rates -polution -poor working conditions -new class structure
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