2- industrialisation and protest Flashcards

1
Q

what did south east england specialise in for its industry

A

grain

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2
Q

what did lancashire and scotland specialise in for its industry

A

cattle and sheep breeding

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3
Q

what was the new power used to boost productivity

A

steam

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4
Q

what was the biggest change to agriculture 1750-1830

A

introduction of enclosures- no more common land

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5
Q

what did james watt and matthew boulton make

A

rotative engine

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6
Q

who made the rotative engine

A

james watt matthew boulton

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7
Q

what place was known as cottonopolis

A

manchester

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8
Q

what year was the bank of england formed

A

1694

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9
Q

in 1808 how many banks had been made

A

800

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10
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by what year had 800 banks been made

A

1808

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11
Q

what year was a particularly low point in banking

A

1825

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12
Q

in 1866 there were 154 joint stock banks with how many banks nationwide

A

850

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13
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in what year were there 154 joint stock banks

A

1866

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14
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how many joint stock banks were there in 1866

A

154

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15
Q

what year was the introduction of the steam engine

A

1769

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16
Q

what did the arrival of the steam engine mean for bisuness

A

factories no longer needed to be by rivers

17
Q

what happened to the south due to geographical changes in industry

A

it became relatively unimportant as it maintained agricultural production and traditional ways.

18
Q

what percentage did the populatuion of manchester grow in the 1820s

A

44%

19
Q

how many children died in their first year of life due to population growth.

A

3/20

20
Q

by 1880 what percent of the population lived in towns.

A

80%

21
Q

how much was richard arkwright worth when he died in 1792

A

£500,000

22
Q

when did richard arkwright die

A

1792

23
Q

how many people did benjamin gott employ in his wool industry

A

1500 men

24
Q

how many people did richard crawshay employ in his ironworks

A

5000 people

25
Q

in 1851 how many total workers were there total

A

9.7 million

26
Q

list the 3 problems for people living in inner cities

A

housing
sanitation
lack of commiunal ‘free space’

27
Q

what were the major diseases for living conditions

A

influenza and cholera

28
Q

how many people died from cholera in Sunderland 1831

A

32,000

29
Q

what was back to back housing

A

housing that shared a rear and side wall 4m wide

30
Q

how many bricks deep was the foundation of back to back housing

A

3 bricks deep

31
Q

when was the first factory act

A

1833

32
Q

what was a limitation of this act concerning inspectors

A

there were 4 for the entire country

33
Q

what did the 1842 mines act do

A

banned underground employment of children under 10 and women

34
Q

what did the 1847 factory act introduce for women and children

A

10 hour working days

35
Q

in 1867 the factories act extended to all factories with what criteria

A

employing 50 or more workers