1. Bellringer  Capital  industrial capitalism  socialism  conservatism  principle of intervention  Liberalism  universal male suffrage I can… Explain the effects of the Industrial Revolution on society.

2. The Industrial Revolution

3. Industrial Revolution  A shift in the late 1700s through the1800s in Europe and America from farming and hand made goods to manufacturing by machines in factories  Before the industrial revolution, the method of production for cotton items was the cottage industry  Cottage industry: in-home production of thread and cloth  A series of technological advances moved production of cotton goods from the cottages (homes) to factories (spinning jenny, the water powered loom, steam engine, factory system)

4. Industrial Revolution

5.  Began in Great Britain in the 1780s and took several decades to spread to other Western nations  Changes in agriculture practices led to an increase food supply and family income  Population grew giving Britain a plentiful supply of labor  Britain had a ready supply of money (capital) to invest in new industrial machines and factories  Britain had plenty of natural resources (water, coal and iron ore)  A supply of markets gave British manufacturers a ready outlet for their goods

6. Numbered Heads #1  Why did the Industrial Revolution begin in Great Britain?

7. Work book –partners  Ch. 19 sec. 2 pgs 208-210  10 mins to complete

8. Production: Homes to Factories Spinning JennySteam Engine FactoriesRailroads

9. Major Inventions of the Industrial Revolution Spinning Jenny Steam Engine Steam Locomotive Water-powered loom Factories Railroads

10. Numbered Heads #2  : What changes did liberals and nationalist of the 1800s want to bring about and did the Revolutions of 1830 and 1848 accomplish these changes?

11. Written Summarization (Closure)  What effects did the Industrial Revolution have on society?