Final Exam
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| Mass Production | Turning out large quantities of identical goods
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| James Hargreaves | Invented the Spinning Jenny
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| Charles Townshed | Introduce the idea of crop rotation
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| Jethro Tull | Created the Seed plow
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| John Kay | Developed the flying shuttle
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| Richard Awkwright | Created a machine that can hold 100 spindles
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| Eli Whitney | Developed the Cotton Gin
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| Thomas Newcomen | Created the first steam engine
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| George Stephenson | Developed first steam powered locomotive
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| Factory System | A method of production that brought many workers and machines together into one building
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| Domestic System | Early industrial labor system in which workers produced goods at home
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| Ideology | is a system of ideas that attempts both to explain the world and to change it
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| Nationalism | The Desire for the independence of a country
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| The great Reform Act/Double Reform Act | -Changes how people vote and increased the number of people who could vote
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| 1833: Factory Act | - Children under 9yrs could not be employed
-Restricted Work weeks to 48hrs for children between 9-13
-Demand 2 hours of daily schooling for children under 13
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| Coals Mine Act | -Prohibited women and boys under 10 from working in the mines
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| 1844: Factory Act | -6.5 hours is the maximum workday for children
-12 hours is the maximum workday for women
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| Trade Union Act | Stated the having a union could not be declared illegal
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| Ballot Act | Declared that voting was to be done by secret Ballot
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| Workman's Compensation Act | -Employers were made directly responsible for injuries suffered by their workers
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