Industrial Revolution Flashcards

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Enclosure Movement

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forced peasants to move to towns

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Cottage Industry

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a business or manufacturing activity that is carried on in the home (responsible for increasing cotton trade)

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3
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James Watt

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invented steam-powered engines

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4
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Used to power steam engines

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Coal

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5
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Helped produce iron for machines and trains

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Puddling

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6
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Punishment for incompetent workers

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Fired workers
Fined workers
Beat workers

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7
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Important for transporting new goods/ huge amounts

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Railroads

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8
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Manchester

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Start of 32 mile cotton trade route. Led to Liverpool

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9
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Liverpool

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Receiving end of 32-mile cotton route, trading port

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10
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Advantage of IR- new jobs for…

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Peasants

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11
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Advantages of IR- ….prices of goods

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reduced

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12
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Advantages of IR- … profits for businessmen

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more

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13
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Largest Industrial Economy in Europe

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Great Britain

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14
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In the US, ___ and ___ were required for trade

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Roads, Canals

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15
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Robert Fulton

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built the 1st Steamboat

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16
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_____ miles of Railroad worldwide

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30,000

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17
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Textile Factories

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Many women and children worked there, produced textiles (cloth)

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18
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Industrial Middle Class

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business/factory owners

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19
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Industrial Working Class

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worked for the Middle Class

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20
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The working class often worked ___ to ___ hours a day

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12, 16

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21
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Dangers of Coal mining

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Poisonous fumes

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22
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Factory Act of 1833

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Banned Child Labor

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23
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___% of people moved to cities to find work

24
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Socialism/Communism

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where the government owns factories instead of certain owners (ultimately failed)

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Robert Owen
Believed that people could build a utopia
26
Entrepreneurs
Rich business owners/ factory owners
27
Congress of Vienna
Great Britain, Prussia, Russia, and Austria settling for peace terms
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Conservatism
Being against change
29
Conservatism in Europe
obedience to the king, strong religion, no individual rights/revolutions
30
Liberalism
Very open to change
31
Liberalism in Europe
people should be as free as possible
32
Industrial Revolution
began in 1780s in Great Britain, helped to industrialize much of Europe and United States
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Nationalism
The unification of people from loyalty to country & culture
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1st Republic
NEW French Consitition
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Universal Male Suffrage
All men can vote
36
1st president of France
Louis-Napoleon
37
of Independent German State
38
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Multinational State
many nationalities in one empire
39
German Constitution: Liberal or Conservative?
Liberal
40
Austrian territory that was given its own government
Hungary
41
Giuseppe Garibaldi
used army to overthrow kings in Italian territories.
42
Prussian Prime Minister
Otto von Bismarck
43
Territories surrendered by France
Alsace and Lorraine
44
Plebiscite
vote
45
- issued the Emancipation Edict in Russia | - assassinated
Czar Alexander II
46
Emancipation Edict
freed Russian serfs
47
abolitionism
anti-slavery
48
held the longest throne in history
Queen Victoria
49
Artistic reaction against the Enlightenment, stressed individualism, drama, feelings, etc.
Romanticism
50
came up with the germ theory
Louis Pasteur
51
led to less religious influence in the world
secularization
52
believed that plants and animals evolved from earlier, simpler forms of life
Charles Darwin
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the theory that plants and animals evolve from simpler forms of life
Organic Evolution
54
some animals are more fit for life than others
Natural Selection
55
making realistic art and literature
Realism