Industrial Revolution (ok)

The ________ helped the working class fight for better pay, better hours, and safer conditions.

Definition: Movement of a large number of people into cities

Definition: Land, labor, capital, and entrepreneurship

Definition: An open area of country with a low number of people and many farmers living there

What was the name of the new industrial middle class?

Women were hired more than men to work in the factories. (True/False)

The factory system replaced the old ________________ system.

Famous English author whose books often showed the bad working & living conditions of the poor

The invention of the _____________ led to the creation of the steamboat and the train.

Factories were usually dangerous & unhealthy, because...

Definition: Parts that were made the same (identically) instead of being hand made and unique

Many of the new industrial cities (eg Sheffield)were located near...

What did Eli Whitney invent?

Which of the following was NOT an invention from the Industrial Revolution?

The ________________ Revolution also led to the Industrial Revolution.

What was a major cause of disease outbreaks in many cities?

How many hours did people usually work a day in the factories?

The steam engine helped power which of the following things?

People migrated from ________ areas to urban areas.

Where did the Industrial Revolution begin?

Definition: This is the process of separating jobs & giving different jobs to different workers

Many of the urban workers.....

What two natural resources were used the most during the Industrial Revolution?

Definition: A large amount of goods made at the same time

James Watt made improvements to which invention?

Definition: A building or group of buildings where goods are manufactured using mass production.

____________ were laws passed to help protect children working in the factories.

At first, factories were built by rivers & streams because they used water power.

_________________ & capitalism were the economic systems seen during the Industrial Revolution.