Unit 6 Flashcards
Europe transformed from an ____ economy to an _____ economy during the 18th and 19th centuries.
agricultural
industrial
Industrial Revolution began in ____
Great Britain
What was the main industry of industrialization?
Textile
At first products were made from ______, but now people are demanding ______ products.
wool
cotton
Cotton could be provided by the colonies in ______ and _______.
India
Southern America
Ireland relied on the ______
Potato
HRE became known as the _____
German Confederation
Zollverein Agreement
Allowed free trade for the members of the agreement and promoted German unity
The most common job for working-class women was a ________
Domestic servant
What are four reasons the Industrial Revolution began in this location?
Britain has natural resources (iron and coal) and infrastructure (roads and canals)
Britain has a strong economy (encouraged capitalism)
Britain has a stable political structure (constitutional monarch)
Development of new forms of energy and new inventions
What were four results of growth in urban areas during industrialization?
Poverty
Crime
Disease
Unsanitary living conditions
Give two reason for an increase in the average life span
Better public health care
Increase in food production
5 Reasons Industrialization was slow on the continent
Revolution/war
Lack of resources
More autocratic
Britain protected information about inventions
Less infrastructure
2 issues the English had with the Irish
Irish were Catholic and the English were Protestant
Anti-Catholic laws prohibited the Irish from owning land and voting
James Hargreaves
Developed the spinning jenny which increased the production of cloth.
Edmund Cartwright
Invented a water powered loom to weave cloth
Eli Whitney
Invented the cotton gin
James Watt of Scotland
Patented the steam engine.
Henry Bessemer
Developed a method for mass-producing steel
George Stephenson
Invented the locomotive that was powered by steam
Sir Robert Peel
Encouraged Parliament to repeal the Corn Laws which removed the tariffs
The Russian Tsar Alexander II
Ended serfdom with the Emancipation Edict
Samuel Morse
Introduce the telegraph
Alexander Graham Bell
Patented first telephone
Wright Brothers
Added an internal combustion engine to gliders developing the first airplanes.
Thomas Edison
Invented the gramophone early record player
Friedrich List
German economist, established the National System that argued for government involvement in economic growth, including tariffs and investments in education and infrastructure
Marconi
Introduced the radio
Krupp family
Specialized in making weapons. The government subsidize their business.
City in England that became one of the world’s most industrialized cities
Manchester
Conservatism
A movement of people who opposed societal change and wanted to keep power in the hands of the aristocracy, church, and military
Proletariat
Another name for working class
Bourgeoisie
Another name for the middle class