Chapter 20: The Industrial Revolution Begins

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Chapter 20: The Industrial Revolution Begins Section 1: Dawn of the Industrial Age

APWH Themes: 1 – Interaction between Humans & the Environment, 2 – Development & Interaction of Cultures, 4 – Creation, Expansion & Interaction of Economic Systems   Essential Questions: What were the Agricultural and Industrial Revolutions? Why did Britain lead the way?

Dutch Waterline

Dutch Dikes

Spreading Seeds by Hand

Seed Drill

A City of the Early Industrial Period

Harvesting by Hand with a Scythe

James Watt 1736-1819

Watt Steam Engine

Cyrus McCormick 1809-1884

Mechanical Reaper and Mower

A Continuation of McCormick Machinery – The Tractor Binder

Section 2 Britain Leads the Way

The Flying Shuttle - 1733

John Kay

Flying Shuttle Location - I

A Weaver using the Flying Shuttle

Spinning Jenny - 1764

Improved Spinning Jenny

Spinning Waterframe - 1769

Early Factory

Factory Near the Water

Iron Bridge in the 18th Century

Watt’s Steam Engine - 1769

Steam Locomotive

Steamboat

Steamship

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