Industrial revolution Flashcards

1
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When did the first industrial revolution happen

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1760-1820/1840

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2
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What were machines replacing

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they were replacing human labor

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3
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What were the new energy sources

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Water, steam, electricity, oil, and gas

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4
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What metals increased in use

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Aluminum, coal, copper, iron

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5
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What were the new ways to travel

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ships, trains, and automobiles

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6
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What was the evolution of ships

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Wooden ships< iron ships< steel ships

Wind powered sails< steam powered sails

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7
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What were the new communication methods

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Telegraph, telephone, and radio

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8
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What were some of the new inventions made during the industrial revolution

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The seed drill, threshing machine, and Townshend’s four field system

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9
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What was the factory system made for

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To replace the domestic system of production

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10
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What was the benefits of the factory system

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Faster method of production, workers concentrated in a set location.

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11
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What was a risk of the factory system

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The production anticipated demand

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12
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Why the revolution started in England

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-Capital for investing in the means of production
-Colonies and markets for manufactured goods
-Raw materials for production
-Workers
-Merchant marine
- Geography

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13
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The spinning machine needed what so they created what

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They needed to speed up weaving so they created the power loom

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14
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The power loom needed more what so they created what

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They needed more raw cotton so they created the cotton gin

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15
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Why did weavers work faster

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Because of flying shuttles and spinning jennies

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16
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What did water frames use

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They used water to drive spinning wheels

17
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What did the power loom do

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It made spinning mules speed up production

18
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What was the development of the steam engine

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Early water power involved mills built over fast moving streams
Problems- Not enough rivers didn’t have the power to meet growing demand
Rivers might be removed of raw minerals, workers and markets

19
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What did James Watts do

A

He improved new Komen’s steam engine to power machinery

20
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When did James Watts improve the steam engine

A

1769