THE INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION LEARNING GOAL 1: DESCRIBE THE CAUSES OF INDUSTRIALIZATION AND EXPLAIN THE ROLE TECHNOLOGY PLAYED IN INDUSTRIALIZATION.
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2 THE INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION LEARNING GOAL 1: DESCRIBE THE CAUSES OF INDUSTRIALIZATION AND EXPLAIN THE ROLE TECHNOLOGY PLAYED IN INDUSTRIALIZATION.
3 THE INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION
4 WHAT WAS THE INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION? Academic definition: The rapid development of industry that occurred in Britain in the late 18th and 19th centuries, brought about by the introduction of machinery. Informal: Time period of changing from making goods by hand to by machine
5 What was the Industrial Revolution? It shift in Western society from focus on agriculture to industry most dramatic change since Neolithic Revolution!!!!!!!
6 LIFE BEFORE THE INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION: THE COTTAGE SYSTEM What: Also known as the Domestic system Goods produced in homes Often part time work Sewing = #1 example
7 COTTAGE SYSTEM (AKA DOMESTIC SYSTEM) Merchants provided raw materials to families to produce finished goods at home for payment -Ex: bolts of cloth for shirts, dresses, etc. Advantages Work at home Extra income for families No childcare cost Cheap for merchants Disadvantages Hard to manage No guarantee of production Inconsistent products
8 WHAT CAUSED INDUSTRIALIZATION? 1. Scientific Revolution 2. Stability in Great Britain 3. The Enclosure Acts 4. Agricultural Revolution
9 WHAT S AN ENCLOSURE?
10 NEW LAWS- THE ENCLOSURE ACTS British laws that allowed the wealthy to evict tenants & create large private farms shifted from small farms to large, enclosed ones Pros Led to new farming technologies & techniques Improved crop yields Cons Farm workers forced off land they d worked for generations Displaced farmers forced to move to cities
11 THE AGRICULTURAL REVOLUTION Improved farming techniques (ex: crop rotation) and technological improvements (ex: seed drill) Led to Increase food supply Led to Increased population!!
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13 URBANIZATION (VOCAB WORD) Urbanization: process of population shift from rural (country) areas to urban (city) areas. Growth of cities
14 WHY DID IT START IN ENGLAND? Stable government- Limited monarchy: Parliament prevented kings from taking too much $$ in taxes Colonies: Access to raw materials & markets to sell industrial goods Large natural deposits of coal & iron ore Used for building machines and coal-fueled machinery/transport Laissez-faire capitalism Access to ports, middle class, cheap labor
15 THE FACTORY SYSTEM Huge factories for large machines to mass produce goods Machines required no breaks/lunch Located in cities Access to cheap labor No labor laws (yet) Division of labor/assembly line Each person has 1 role minimal training, easy to replace employees
16 IDENTIFICATIONS (IDS) Who: The person s job or role Contributions/Discoveries: Inventions or discoveries Significance: Why is this person/their work important? You likely will have to think about this one.
17 WHO? Polish scientist MARIE CURIE CONTRIBUTIONS? Proved radioactivity when applied was effective in treating some diseases properly Created x ray Used in WWI on the battle field Sought funding for a hospital and laboratory dedicated to radiology to diagnose and treat disease Created hospital/ & lab focused on radiology Died in 1934 of exposure to radiation veg
18 THOMAS EDISON American inventor Over 1,300 patents including: telegraph machine, phonograph, improvements to light bulb, telephone, & motion picture equipment Inventions allowed for businesses & homes to be lighted and later have telephones Extended the work day, increasing productivity
19 French biologist & chemist Discovered the germ theory of disease Developed Pasteurization process heat could kill bacteria which spoiled liquids LOUIS PASTEUR Discovered microscopic organisms and introduced the field of microbiology watch?v=oxdbq1jkx7c
20 IDENTIFICATIONS (IDS) Find the remaining people in the green index at the back of your textbook Who: The person s job or role Contributions/Discoveries: Inventions or discoveries Significance: Why is this person/their work important? You likely will have to think about this one.
21 NEXT UP: Technology Chart (info on Google Classroom) Finish IDs using green index in textbook
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